Simultaneous travel: all abstract fun people

Chapter 331 Hephaestus: My head is covered in a whole green meadow!

They not only dated, but they also had several children.

For example, the famous god of love, Eros.

In short, everyone on Mount Olympus knew about this relationship.

An open secret.

Hephaestus was the last to know.

Therefore, Hephaestus was quite angry when he learned of this.

However, he was also clever. He created an exquisite golden net, which he used to trap the two of them while they were entangled in bed, and then invited other gods to watch the live performance of this adulterous couple.

Thinking of this, Hephaestus's face turned completely gloomy.

"Has she been tricked by Ares again this time?"

He gritted his teeth: "I painstakingly made her a necklace, and she went off to have someone else's baby?"

Hephaestus grew angrier the more he thought about it.

"no!"

"I can't tolerate this anymore."

"I'm going to their door myself and catching them red-handed!"

So the lame Vulcan picked up his hammer and prepared to go to Ares's dwelling to demand an explanation.

Hephaestus limped to the temple of Ares, the god of war, stood panting, took a deep breath, and roared with all his might:
"Ares, come out here!"

Is Aphrodite with you?

Ares's face darkened instantly upon hearing that familiar voice.

He stormed out of the door in a rage.

Sure enough, standing outside the door was his unfortunate older brother.

"What do you mean?"

“Aphrodite is not with me.”

Ares asked, looking annoyed.

Hephaestus was taken aback upon hearing this: "Not with you?"

He frowned in thought: "Did she change her taste today?"

But before he could figure it out, Ares grew angrier and angrier, and with a roar, he swung his fist at Hephaestus's face.

"boom!"

The first punch sent him staggering.

"Bang bang bang!"

The following punches were even more precise, striking from the face to the stomach, from the shoulder to the knee, showing no mercy.

Although Hephaestus possessed immense strength, thanks to the muscles he had honed through years of blacksmithing, he was an honest man with virtually no fighting skills. Facing the blond-haired brother, a specialist in warfare and experienced in combat, he was simply used as a punching bag.

"Ouch!"

"stop fighting!"

Hephaestus screamed and begged for mercy, and the scene was quite tragic.

Finally, Ares, having vented his anger, kicked him to the ground and coldly asked, "What exactly do you mean?"

“Aphrodite is not with me.”

Hephaestus covered his face, half of his mouth was swollen, and he said indistinctly, "Aphrodite disappeared today. I thought she went to meet you."

Ares chuckled coldly and began to ponder.

Hephaestus also began to ponder.

He quickly guessed that Aphrodite might be having an affair with her other lovers.

After all, Aphrodite wasn't a goddess who only had affairs with one person.

Her love life is quite eventful.

Besides Ares, Aphrodite also had many other lovers.

For example, Hephaestus's other two brothers, Hermes and Dionysus, as well as his uncle Poseidon, all had affairs with Aphrodite.

She even had conversations with a few handsome ordinary men.

What's even more outrageous is that Aphrodite had children with many of them!

Thinking of this, Hephaestus couldn't help but sigh.

He silently complained to himself.

"Why am I so unlucky?" "I married a wife who has slept with almost every male god on Mount Olympus."

Looking at his expression, Ares suddenly realized something.

He grew angrier the more he thought about it: "Wait, are you saying she might be with someone else right now?"

Hephaestus nodded: "Very likely."

Ares's face instantly changed from red to green, and then from green to white.

Hephaestus, seeing this, actually felt a sense of smugness.

"Haha, it seems you're just one of her many lovers."

He was secretly overjoyed.

Hephaestus struggled to his feet, dusted himself off, and limped away.

……

Meanwhile, the heroes drifted at sea for some time.

One night, they finally arrived at their destination.

The mouth of the Faris River.

As night falls, the sea glistens with silver light, and the distant outlines of land gradually become clear.

Some people excitedly climbed the mast and looked into the distance.

To the left are the Caucasus Mountains and Kitaea, the capital of the Kingdom of Colchis, while to the right are vast fields and the mysterious Sacred Grove of Ares.

Legend has it that in the sacred forest of Ares, a giant dragon guards the legendary Golden Fleece day and night!
After all, the Golden Fleece was presented to Ares, the god of war, by Aeetes, the king of Colchis.

Standing at the bow of the ship, Roger gazed ahead, a slight smile playing on his lips, and announced:
"We have now arrived in Dakolkas!"

Upon hearing this, a cheer erupted on the ship.

Ankos stepped forward and calmly said, "Now is the time for us to have a serious discussion."

"Should we beg King Aeetes for the Golden Fleece, or find another way to obtain it?"

Jason yawned, his eyelids drooping: "We'll talk about it tomorrow, I'm going to sleep now."

"I agree."

Roger nodded.

So he moored the boat in a shady bend in the river.

The surroundings were quiet, with only the sound of the wind rustling through the leaves and the occasional croaking of frogs.

The heroes fell asleep as soon as they lay down, their snores filling the air.

But just as everyone was drifting off to sleep, Roger quietly got up.

"Medea, I've come."

That's right, he's going to find Medea.

In the original story, Medea fell in love with Jason because Hera had Aphrodite send her son Eros to shoot an arrow, which caused her to fall in love.

But now that Aphrodite has been imprisoned in the Dark Dimension by Roger for re-education, this plan has naturally fallen through.

Without Medea's help.

The Argonauts might not necessarily get the Golden Fleece.

Roger then had no choice but to take matters into his own hands and use his seductive charm to correct the future course of events.

Anyway, Roger is currently handsome, powerful, and incredibly charming. Winning over a princess would be a piece of cake for him.

As he pondered this, he sneaked into the royal city.

Along the way, he avoided patrols and guards, scaling walls and overcoming obstacles.

"With skills like that, it's a real shame she's not a thief."

Even he couldn't help but complain.

He soon found the palace where Princess Colchis was located.

He stood outside the window and looked through the gauze curtain, where he saw a young woman.

Roger was a little confused.

what happened?

Medea got married.

Am I late?
However, Roger quickly determined through the conversation between the maid and the young woman that she was Calciope, the eldest daughter of King Aeetes.

That's fine.

(End of this chapter)