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

Persephone said with a pout.

"But you have a brother who loves you, Sister Persephone."

"You little fellow." Persephone couldn't help but pinch Jason's face and chuckled, "You're still so sweet!"

Hermes watched from the side and couldn't help but spat twice.

He couldn't help but sigh in his heart, she was worthy of being the one who attracted so much attention. Even he couldn't help but marvel at her speaking skills.

With just a few words, he could make everyone happy, and they weren't lies.

"Yeah, Artemis, just give up."

Hermes finally said, "After all, this child, even when faced with the choice between Hera and Hecate, chose Hecate."

This statement was obviously the most convincing, so Artemis, who was playing with the bouquet of silver lilies in her hand, had no choice but to give up unhappily.

Jason looked at Hermes expressionlessly.

Gan!

Can you please not mention this?

Hermes winked at Jason with a smile on his face, as if to say, 'I'm helping you.'

But Jason's face was full of vigilance.

Because judging by his accumulated experience, Jason found that whenever he met Hermes, nothing good would happen!

And the result seems to be really like this.

Hecate listened to Jason's words, although she looked calm.

But the corners of his mouth couldn't help but slightly raise a little...

"Jason, come with me...and Artemis too, you actually gave this child your arrows."

"But I think this child's tribute is totally worth it!"

No one refuted Artemis' words.

Jason looked at this scene in confusion, and then looked at Hermes...

No way, no way?

I won't... get into trouble again, will I?

Jason followed Hecate away in confusion, and the rain of flowers stopped.

Hecate brought Jason to a quiet place, set up a magic circle, and dispersed the dark butterflies around her. Without waiting for Jason to ask, she said directly:

"You're in trouble, and big trouble at that."

"...Is there something wrong with the tribute I give to the goddess Artemis?" Jason hesitated for a while and asked in confusion.

"There's nothing wrong with the tribute you gave her. The problem is... it's too good."

"Okay?" Jason was stunned.

Is it good? ...It's just a slightly more romantic setting, that's all.

Seeing Jason's puzzled expression, Hecate thought for a moment, then for the first time, she showed great curiosity and asked Jason, "If you were to offer a similar tribute, would you be able to do as well as this one?"

"Yeah, that's fine."

Jason nodded and said to Hecate without hiding anything: "I can also make different styles. It's okay to make it better because it's very simple."

This is actually the truth.

If it weren't for the urgency of the world, Athena would have only given Jason a week, and it would have been the fifth day now.

Jason could have done better.

For example, dye the entire mountain white.

For example, find more cute creatures to embellish the scene.

For example, making a holy chariot for Pegasus to transport Artemis, and taking her for a stroll under a sea of white flowers.

Finally, play some beautiful music, preferably with hundreds of birds dancing along, or let the nymphs in the forest sing and dance together.

Thinking of this, Jason, who did not hide his thoughts from Hecate, even sighed under her stunned and strange gaze.

He said: "Alas, the time is really too short, only half a day, it's really hard to get through."

......fine?

Barely, passed?

Hecate was stunned and looked at Jason in front of her.

At this moment, she didn't know what to say...

As a time traveler, Jason's advantage in imagination, let alone anything else, is something that no one in this world can possibly match.

Therefore, and precisely because of this, Jason, who had seen too many "pig runs" in the future, did not feel at all that he had overexerted himself tonight.

"Is that so?" Hecate nodded slightly stiffly.

"Well, yes, so Teacher Hecate, what happened to my tribute?" Jason looked at Hecate in confusion.

Hecate was silent for a moment, then said, "It's okay. Even Persephone wants it."

"Oh... then perhaps I could go discuss this with Lord Hades."

“…I want it too.”

"...Well, Teacher Hecate, did I just hear something?" Jason opened his eyes wide and looked at Hecate in shock.

Hecate said nothing, but waved her hand and a magic wand appeared in her hand.

"Wait, I didn't hear anything just now, but I understand, I understand everything now!"

Seeing this, Jason backed down extremely quickly.

Hecate then calmly put away her magic wand, and then her emotions gradually calmed down. She said, "Since you have a plan in mind, that's good. Although this matter is troublesome for you, it may not be a bad thing."

"From today on, the gods will be very much looking forward to your tribute, but in return they will also give you the best things."

"As for what they will give you, what Artemis has given you...you can experiment for yourself."

"...In other words, this matter was indeed deliberately done by Goddess Athena, right?" Jason said with a wry smile.

"Well, but... I don't think she expected that you would make such a big deal out of it." Hecate couldn't help but smile when she said this.

Who could have thought that the wise goddess of wisdom would be defeated again and again by this child?

"Is it a big deal?" Jason was obviously still confused about this.

Looking at him like this, Hecate didn't know what to say for a moment.

"In short, remember one thing: from now on, the tributes you offer to them must be full of heart..."

"You can rest assured about this, teacher." Jason nodded seriously and said, "No matter which god it is, I will never dare to neglect him!"

"...Well, actually, I wanted to say that when you offer your tribute, you could take it easy... Forget it, just pretend I didn't say anything."

Hecate hesitated for a moment before giving up and continuing, "As for why I say this is a problem... I think you can explain it better from your own experience. And you also happen to have a test subject here."

"Experimental subject... Mr. Hecate, are you talking about the Calydonian boar?"

Hecate nodded, and then said, "Also, among the gods who will offer tributes next, the one you need to pay the most attention to is Apollo, do you know?"

"why?"

"Because you now have the arrows of Artemis, the moon goddess. If you can satisfy Apollo with your tribute, he may give you his bow."

"Oh..." Jason nodded slightly confusedly.

Hecate had no intention of explaining this now.

Because when Jason got the bow of Apollo, the god of light, he also had the arrows of Artemis, the goddess of the moon.

Then he will obtain one of the most powerful weapons from the Greek gods!

And when the sun and the moon alternate, Apollo's bow shoots the arrow of the moon goddess. That shot is enough to pose a certain threat to any god!

Hecate did not tell Jason these words yet.

Because for Jason now, not knowing... may be the best choice.

The weapon to kill gods...is almost obtained.

Hecate thought of this and couldn't help but sigh again.

Although satisfying Apollo and even giving his Bow of Light to Jason was an extremely difficult task in itself.

But Hecate didn't know why, but she felt that Jason would succeed.

And this... is just the beginning.

Because Jason's journey had just begun.

The next step is just a journey visible to the naked eye, where he will face the Calydonian boar, go to Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, to forge an artifact to conceal his identity, and also fulfill his agreement with Hermes.

Need to deal with matters concerning the God King Zeus and Io.

And, Jason's throne.

And he also has to pass the levels set by Athena to become immortal.

Hecate thought about this and looked at Jason in front of her. After a moment of hesitation, she sighed lightly, walked forward, held him in her arms, and touched his head.

Right now, she is probably the one who knows Jason best in this world.

Hecate knew very well that deep down in his heart, he actually... didn't want to touch anything in front of him!

"Teacher?" Jason was naturally surprised by this.

"When you're tired, remember to take a rest." Hecate touched his head and said softly, "Do you understand?"

"...Yeah." Jason nodded slightly.

"And... tonight, I'll make an exception."

Hecate waved her hand, and a bonfire appeared nearby.