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

"what are you doing?"

Seeing this, Antaeus frowned and asked.

"Antaeus, do you recognize it?" Jason pointed at the Pegasus and before Antaeus could reply, Jason continued, "It is the mount that your father, the great Poseidon, has temporarily loaned to me.

And now, I am following the oracle of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, and traveling with the help of Poseidon, the king of the sea... So are you sure you want to stop me?"

After Jason finished speaking, Antaeus was stunned and had not yet reacted.

"Athena, the goddess of wisdom...isn't she the oracle of Hestia, the goddess of fire?" A warrior nearby couldn't help but ask.

"The oracle given to me by the goddess Hestia is to slay the Chimera, the monster that has devastated the earth," Jason explained. "And the oracle given to me by the goddess of wisdom, Athena, is to rush to Calydon as quickly as possible and assist Calydon's prince, Meleager, in repelling the monster, the Calydonian Boar."

"So that's it."

Upon hearing this, the warrior suddenly realized the truth and looked at Jason with even more admiration.

He said with great admiration: "You are worthy of being the great hero who killed Chimera. You are so great that you are favored by so many gods!"

Hearing this, Jason originally thought it was nothing.

But when he turned his head to look at Antaeus again, Jason was instantly helpless.

Therefore, at this moment, Antaeus' eyes were filled with the word "jealousy"!

How could you be so favored! ...Jason could even hear his voice from his eyes.

Well, it seems like there’s no chance of relying on connections to get in through the back door.

Just as Jason thought, after hearing Jason's words, Antaeus, who was extremely jealous, made up his mind in an instant and punched Jason.

While waving his sword, he roared, "I don't care what kind of oracle you have, but if you want to pass by me, you must defeat me!"

While shaking his fist at Jason, Antaeus was secretly paying attention to the Pegasus and making up his mind.

After killing Jason with one punch, he will tame the Pegasus and then ride it to Calydon in place of Jason!

What surprised Antaeus was that Pegasus did not seem panicked when he attacked Jason, and did not even show any sign of helping him.

So in the eyes of the two horrified warriors, Jason, who had frowned at the huge fist, had no choice but to raise his small fist.

Like a mantis trying to stop a chariot,

Their fists collided.

boom!

There was a loud bang.

Antaeus was surprised, and the two warriors were delighted to find out.

Jason actually resisted Antaeus's power head-on!

Then Jason took two steps back, shook his slightly numb arm, and frowned at Antaeus.

Wow, his strength is not much less than that of Brother Hercules, no wonder he is so confident!

"Come again!"

When Antaeus saw that the little man was not smashed into a pulp by his punch, he became angry and felt humiliated.

They launched an attack on Jason again.

But except for the first punch, every punch that Antaeus threw felt like hitting cotton.

Because every time he swung his fist, Jason would cleverly pull it back to absorb most of the force.

Most of the fists hit the boulders nearby and the ground.

Hercules did not leave at the beginning during his three years of sleepless learning. Therefore, in order to become stronger as quickly as possible, Jason often sought Hercules as his sparring partner, relying on his invulnerable body.

Therefore, he naturally knew how to deal with enemies with brute force.

"Damn it, damn it, damn it!"

"Don't be afraid of you, you bug! I'm going to beat you to death, beat you to death!"

As time went by, dozens of minutes passed, and Antaeus, who was becoming more and more crazy because he failed to capture Jason, had red eyes.

Jason dodged lightly, dispelling his brute force.

Thus, the earth was seen to tremble constantly under the power of Antaeus, and the rocks were crushed under his brute force.

Facing such a crazy attack, Jason's eyes looking at Antaeus became more and more sharp... Jason had gradually developed the intention to kill!

Jason had been dodging because he was the son of Poseidon. It would not be difficult for him to kill Antaeus, after all, it was daytime now.

Therefore, Jason originally planned to consume his strength, and then have a good talk with him when he had no strength left.

He just didn't expect that as time went by, his range of movement became shorter and shorter, but his strength showed no signs of weakening.

So another ten minutes passed.

After finally forcing Jason into a position where he had nowhere to hide, Antaeus said to Jason with a wild laugh: "Go to hell, little man! Now let's see how you can hide!"

...What a hassle.

Forget it, just kill him.

Jason sighed inwardly and placed his hand on the golden sword at his waist.

"Lift him up, Jason."

Suddenly, a familiar male voice came to Jason's ear.

"His father is Poseidon, the god of the sea, and his mother is Gaia, the goddess of the earth. Therefore, as long as he stands on the earth, he will gain the infinite power of the earth, and no one can defeat him!"

"So after you've beaten him up, pick him up and throw him into the sea. Poseidon, the king of the sea, won't blame you for it."

Hearing this, Jason silently put down his hand on the sword.

Then, at the moment when Antaeus, who was laughing wildly, swung his fist down, Jason jumped lightly, moved his lips slightly, and took out the staff from the magic circle in mid-air.

The magic imprint was fully enhanced, and a faint blue light enveloped the staff and Jason's body. Then Jason swung the staff high and smashed it hard on Antaeus' arm!

Click...

There was a crisp sound of bones breaking, followed by Antaeus's scream of pain.

But it's not over yet.

Jason swung his staff and then smashed Antaeus' legs hard.

Amidst the miserable cries of pain, Jason crippled Antaeus' legs and hands as quickly as possible.

Then he lifted him up with all his strength, and signaled Tianma to come over, picked him up while he was in pain but unable to struggle, and threw him into the sea.

Everything happened so quickly that the two Lycian warriors did not react until Antaeus was thrown into the sea.

However, the main reason why Antaeus was so miserable was that he did not expect that Jason, who had been hiding for almost half an hour, would suddenly attack.

And he acted so quickly, accurately and ruthlessly!

So not long after...

"You two go back. I won't go back with you."

Jason said helplessly to the two Lycian warriors who knelt on one knee before him, "And as you all heard, I must go to Calydon to fulfill the oracle given to me by Athena, the goddess of wisdom."

Upon hearing this, the two warriors looked at each other, and one of them couldn't help but say, "In that case, we can't force you to stay, but hero, please leave your name, otherwise we won't be able to explain to our king!"

"That's right, hero, please leave your name, or we will never leave!"

Looking at the two people who were speaking so firmly, Jason couldn't help but cover his forehead.

Leave a name? ...Don't even think about it!

But if I don't leave my name, they'll probably keep following me. What should I do?

Jason was distressed and kept repeating name, name in his heart.

Then his eyes suddenly lit up and he had an idea.

He coughed lightly and said to the two of them, "Well, in that case... I'll tell you both my name!"

As the two warriors listened attentively with joy, Jason said in a serious tone, "My name is... Hercules!"

Chapter 2.0 Jason's Law of Survival, Version 3! (k)

Heracles?

The two Lycian warriors looked at each other and saw confusion in each other's eyes. Then they turned their heads to ask Jason again.

But he found that Jason had disappeared quietly, and the figure in white was no longer in sight.

The two of them hurriedly wandered around looking for a while, but found out that Jason had left, so they could only remember his name in their hearts.

Then he returned to the kingdom of Lycia and was bound to sing the praises of the hero who fell from the stars in the sky, Hercules.

His great feat of killing the monster Chimera and defeating Antaeus, the son of Poseidon, must be spread to every corner of the Greek continent.

Let all the people of Greece know that there is such a great hero who is loved by the gods, dressed in white and riding a holy Pegasus!

At this time, Jason, who had used invisibility to escape with Pegasus, soon arrived at a meadow.

He came before Hermes, the messenger of the gods, a handsome blond god wearing a feather hat and a short-sleeved tunic, who had been waiting for him for a while.

"I express my gratitude to you from the bottom of my heart, honorable God Hermes."

Jason said this as he was about to salute him.

It was Hermes who told Jason about Antaeus's weakness, which saved Jason from falling out with Poseidon.

He merely taught Antaeus a lesson, but did not kill him.

"Hey, what are you talking about, little Jason?"

Hermes interrupted, and at the same time, he put his arm around Jason's shoulders in an unusually intimate manner and said with a smile: "What's the relationship between us?... Speaking of which, kid, you've grown up so much in the blink of an eye. Not bad, not bad."

As Hermes spoke, he carefully looked at the sixteen-year-old boy in front of him, patted his shoulder, nodded continuously, and looked very satisfied.

Seeing this, Jason blinked, thinking that Hermes seemed a little too enthusiastic, so he thought for a moment, and then said thoughtfully and cautiously: "Master Hermes, is there anything you need me to do?"

After saying this, Jason did not wait for Hermes to speak with a happy expression that said, "You are so smart!" Jason continued hurriedly, "But I'm sorry, Lord Hermes, but the goddess Athena has told me to go to Calydon as soon as possible..."

"It's okay, it's okay." Hermes waved his hand hurriedly and said with a smile, "There's no rush for me. You can go deal with the Calydonian Boar, then go to Hephaestus and make the tools. Then come and help me!"