Type-Moon Greece, I really don't want to be a hero!

"Teacher Hecate, please ask her..."

Then, Hecate looked at Jason's eyes, which contained a hint of expectation in his despair.

"She is my student Medea, the princess of Colchis... Why, didn't I tell you that?"

Hecate said, tilting her head.

A devilish smile appeared before Jason's eyes.

In an instant, everything in front of Jason's eyes changed from color to black and white!

thump......

He collapsed limply.

It’s over…it’s over, it’s over.

Medea...One of Hecate's students is actually Medea!

Oh my God, am I like a sheep walking into a tiger's mouth?

And Hecate actually...she actually had an expression as if she was watching a show!

And Teacher Chiron, I misjudged you. You definitely knew it, but you didn’t even tell me. Did you betray me too?

"Haven't you always been wondering why I suddenly came to you? ...Now, my lovely student, little Jason, do you know the answer?"

Very cool and happy!

This is how Hecate feels now.

In fact, she didn't have such a bad taste, but Jason made her uncomfortable for a long time today, so she wanted to make Jason uncomfortable too!

And Hecate found that bullying Jason and seeing his expression as if the sky had fallen and he had lost all hope in life was really... very funny!

No wonder Athena wanted to play games with him so much, but the look on his face of unwillingness but having to do it was really interesting.

It's very...pleasant!

At this moment, Hecate felt as if she was about to awaken a strange attribute...

"Teacher Hecate, you...you can't play like this."

Jason was about to cry as he looked at Hecate, whose smile was brighter than usual.

I'm really going to cry!

"Hey, what's wrong with me? Didn't you beg me so hard that I had no choice but to let you become my disciple?" Hecate spread her hands. "I refused at first, little Jason."

“I…I!”

Jason now wanted to swear, but he didn't dare.

"Teacher, Jason, what are you talking about?"

Medea looked at the interaction between the two in confusion, and while she said she didn't understand, her little mouth puffed up cutely.

It's clearly a very cute scene, but from Jason's perspective now...

Now, I, Jason, solemnly declare!

Atalanta smells good, Atalanta really smells good!

Jason looked at Medea in front of him and couldn't help but scream in his heart.

Atalanta I miss you, although you are actually a trouble, but I was wrong, I was really wrong!

I really miss you now!

After a simple teasing, Hecate felt much better. After silently observing Jason for a while, she couldn't help but feel relieved.

Well, it seems... he doesn't know!

What Hecate is most worried about now is that Jason has also seen her path. In that case, Hecate can only consider using special methods to erase his memory.

Because Jason was just a mortal, it was too easy for the gods to read him.

Well, after a period of calm and reflection, Hecate decided to keep the matter secret.

After all, things have come to this point and Jason has been brought here. Apart from this option, Hecate has no better choice.

And if Hecate previously agreed to accept Jason only because of Medea and for the purpose of experiments, now she only has one idea.

That's guidance!

Hecate is one of the three goddesses of chance. She represents the chance and randomness in fate. It is because of this that she can see the many possibilities in Jason.

You have to know that most gods now observe Jason and look at his future, but in fact they can only see Jason's original future.

A future where he dies on the ship and is betrayed by a witch.

Therefore, the road that Hecate saw was actually achieved by defying fate... a miracle, to be more precise!

There are many, many branches on the road.

It’s just that ordinariness, pampering, and destruction are the three most possible miracles!

Therefore, Hecate decided to bury what she saw today in her heart forever. She is a goddess who does not belong to the sky, the underworld, or the ocean, and is also the goddess of magic in the Type-Moon world.

As long as Hecate doesn't want to, even the king of gods Zeus cannot read her thoughts!

And now, Hecate had only one thing to worry about.

After calming down briefly, Hecate looked at Medea in front of her and Jason who looked speechless and upset.

She couldn't help but turn her head and look out the window.

Looking towards the distant Mount Olympus...

Hecate knew that the ability to peek into fate and manipulate it was not unique to her.

In this respect, no one can compare to those three goddesses.

The three goddesses of fate!

But Hecate wasn't that worried.

Because what she saw was a miracle in itself, an insignificant part in the long river of fate, a fate that might not even exist.

What’s more, it is a path derived from a mortal!

The God King Zeus was able to notice it just now, simply because he sat on the throne of God and felt the danger when this path just emerged.

Therefore, even for the three goddesses of fate, the fate of the destruction of Olympus that they saw would only be obscured by greater possibilities!

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At this moment, in the temple of Mount Olympus.

The majestic and serious Zeus sat on the high throne.

Below are the three goddesses of fate brought by Hermes at the fastest speed!

Each of them is extremely beautiful, wearing long skirts, with graceful and varied figures.

Their names were Atropos, Crothos, and Lachesis.

There are two kinds of legends about them.

The first calls them the daughters of Chaos or Ananke, the five great creation gods.

The second is the daughter of Zeus and Themis, the goddess of justice and law.

"Great God King Zeus, may I ask why you are calling us so urgently? What is the matter?"

The eldest, Atropos, came out and asked Zeus.

Zeus was silent for a moment, then he said calmly, "Just now... I saw a future in which Olympus was destroyed."

After these words were spoken, Hermes beside him could not help but be stunned.

He looked up and cast a horrified look at Zeus!

The three goddesses of fate were also surprised and looked at each other.

"So I asked you to come this time so that you can see what's going on... You must do your best, understand?!"

At this moment, thunder roared on Zeus, and a silent pressure enveloped the four gods below!

"Yes, great God King, we will definitely do our best!"

After saying this, the three goddesses of fate did not dare to delay any longer and immediately mobilized all their divine power to observe the fate of Olympus.

And soon, they saw it, the scene of the destruction of Olympus!

So when they woke up, they looked at each other in surprise.

"What did you see!" Zeus stood up. He realized that the three goddesses of fate had made some gains, so he said anxiously.

"Yes, noble and great God King Zeus, we did see it...we saw the sacred Mount Olympus, which is about to be destroyed!"

The three goddesses of fate looked at each other, not daring to hide anything, and began to speak one by one.

"In Tartarus, the Titans imprisoned by your greatness have never given up on destroying your divine domain."

"Soon, a Titan with a head of a hundred dragons, a pitch-black tongue, eyes that spit fire, a body taller than the sky, covered in feathers and endowed with a pair of wings will lead them out of Tartarus and challenge you!"

"And that giant is the child of the primordial god Tartarus. His name is... Typhon!"

Chapter 3: Jason, this kid is finished! (k)

"Typhon, son of Tartarus..."

The moment he heard the name of Typhon from the three goddesses of fate, Zeus, wearing a silver-white robe, looked up at the sky.

Under those deep eyes, the glorious Holy Mount Olympus in front of him gradually moved away. His gaze penetrated the entire human world and finally came to the endless abyss Tartarus!

And in the endless abyss, one of the many suppressed Titans slowly raised his head as if he had noticed something.

That was none other than Typhon, the leader of the Titans and the father of all demons!

The two men's eyes met, and at that moment, the entire abyss was trembling!

"Enough." Just as the abyss was in turmoil, a majestic voice sounded in the ears of both of them at the same time. It was the representative of the abyss.