Simultaneous travel: all abstract fun people

Chapter 325 Jason: The ship is about to set sail! Roger: No rowing, I'm going to steal the horse!

The Greek world.

Sunlight streamed through the cracks in the cave, falling on Roger.

He slowly opened his eyes, feeling the power surging within him.

Roger felt stronger than ever before.

Previously, under Chiron's tutelage, and with the added bonuses of being Chiron's disciple and a transmigrator, Roger, while possessing considerable strength, was still barely within the realm of humanity.

Even among Chiron's disciples, he wasn't considered strong.

After all, Roger's fellow disciples were all demigods, either sons of Zeus or descendants of Zeus.

They're all bastards.

Purebred humans are extremely rare.

And what about Roger?
A purely human being.

Naturally, they can't compare to those cheaters.

But now that Roger has shared the power of the other worlds in the Hall of Grey Mist, he has become the most overpowered of Chiron's disciples.

Even now, Roger could hold his own against the twelve Olympian gods!

Among the weaker gods, Roger could even make them question their existence.

However, Roger frowned, a vague unease creeping into his heart.

He always felt that something was missing.

Roger closed his eyes and began to feel it carefully.

A moment later, he suddenly opened his eyes.

authority!

He has no authority yet!

Perhaps it's because of the unique nature of the world.

Although Roger's power has increased dramatically, the lack of divine authority and power significantly reduces the effectiveness of his abilities.

Roger sighed.

As expected, one still has to become a god!
Just then, a figure rushed into the cave, interrupting his thoughts.

The man's face was full of excitement.

It was Jason!
Roger's senior, the future leader of the Argonauts, and the great adventurer who sought the Golden Fleece.

At the same time, he is also one of his like-minded people in the Type-Moon world!

Back in the Type-Moon universe, Jason's old flame Medea was one of Roger's Servants!

Thinking about this, Roger couldn't help but let his imagination run wild:

"What is Medea like in this world?"

"Both are gentle and virtuous?"

"Or is she a crazy beauty?"

Just then, Jason excitedly spoke up:

"Roger, I heard you're also planning to join me on this adventure to find the Golden Fleece?"

Upon hearing this, Roger's lips curled up slightly, and a hint of brotherly affection appeared on his face:
"of course."

"We're like brothers, even though we're not from the same father."

“You’re looking for the Golden Fleece, how could I not help you?”

Jason was so excited upon hearing this that he almost jumped up.

"Great!"

"With you included, we now have fifty people."

"Guided by the goddess Athena, I have found Argos and asked him to build us a great ship that is incredibly sturdy."

"I call it the Argo!"

We'll set off first thing tomorrow morning.

"You absolutely must come on time."

Roger nodded: "Of course."

"You are my dearest friend and family."

"If you set off and I don't arrive, wouldn't that be letting down our brotherhood?"

Jason was moved to tears:

"Brothers!"

"When I become king, I will never forget you."

Roger smiled, but in his heart he was already making plans:

"Once we reach Colchis, we must intercept Medea."

"Otherwise, wouldn't this trip have been for nothing?"

After Jason left in high spirits, Roger stood at the cave entrance, gazing at the distant horizon.

"Fifty Argonauts".

"Now, including me, there are still fifty people." "Then the question is, who exactly did I replace?"

In the original work, the number of heroes on the Argonauts was also fifty.

The problem is that the list of these fifty people is not consistent.

The members in different versions and legends don't match up.

For example, the famous huntress Atalanta.

She was Artemis's best friend and was known for her hatred of men.

He even promised his goddess that he would never get married.

Then, she actually fell in love with it.

In some legends, Atalanta did not board the ship because she did not want to see a group of grown men rowing.

In other legends, however, Atalanta is the hero of the Argonauts.

So, who knows which one I replaced?
Maybe he's just a temporary worker whose name wasn't even recorded.

With that thought in mind, Roger shrugged and decided to stop worrying about it.

Anyway, as long as you can get on the Argo, you can get the achievement.

……

The next morning, before dawn, the beach was already bustling with activity.

A colossal ship lay silently anchored on the coastline.

It was the Argo!

The heroes who responded to Jason's call have gathered on the shore.

Roger's appearance immediately attracted attention.

Many people greeted him:

"Roger, you've come too!"

Most of them were Chiron's disciples and Roger's fellow disciples.

Hercules, Asclepius...

Hercules, of course, needs no further explanation.

The son of Zeus, he possessed immense strength and explosive fighting power, but was prone to madness.

In the Type-Moon universe, Roger was once his Master.

Asclepius was also a hybrid of human and god.

He was the son of Apollo, revered as the god of medicine, and after his death transformed into the constellation Ophiuchus.

The generational order among these people is a complete mess.

According to seniority, Asclepius should call Heracles his uncle.

Because he was the son of Apollo, and Apollo was the son of Zeus.

Moreover, Asclepius had to call Chiron his uncle, because Chiron was the illegitimate son of Cronus, Zeus's father.

Roger, witnessing this scene, couldn't help but sigh:
"The entire Greek mythology is practically a large-scale family drama."

"The generational hierarchy is so chaotic that it's impossible to tell who is whose relative."

Soon, everyone gathered, and the fifty heroes came together in front of the Argo.

Jason stood at the bow of the ship, full of pride and confidence.

He shouted, "Brothers, come on up!"

"We are about to embark on a great journey in search of the Golden Fleece!"

Let us create our own legend!

The crowd cheered, their morale soaring, and everyone was eager to get started.

However, when everyone was seated, the slogans were shouted, and the atmosphere was right, it was time to start rowing.

Roger didn't move.

Asclepius, who was standing nearby, asked him in bewilderment:
Why don't you row a boat?

Roger glanced at him, his tone calm:

"Rowing is too slow."

"This kind of garbage ship actually needs to be driven by manpower."

"Are you planning to carry this over to your next life?"

Everyone: "..."

Jason frowned and asked, "Then what suggestions do you have?"

Roger smiled slightly: "We should find something to pull the boat."

"I have heard that Poseidon, the god of the sea, has a winged horse named Pegasus."

"If we can steal it, it will probably take us to find the Golden Fleece very quickly."

Jason was somewhat puzzled: "Even though it's Poseidon's horse, can a horse swim in water?"

Hercules then spoke up, saying, "I know Pegasus; he is the son of Poseidon and can certainly pull boats on the water."

(End of this chapter)