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

Therefore, even a Titan god like Prometheus could not break free.

In fact, Hephaestus admired Prometheus very much. When Prometheus made a mistake, he told him that as long as Prometheus admitted his mistake and returned the fire, she would do her best to keep him safe.

But in the end, Prometheus rejected Hephaestus's kindness.

"What do you want me to do?" Hecate frowned.

"I wish you would take out my left eye."

Prometheus calmly said to Hecate, "Then place my left eye on Jason... With my left eye there, no one will be able to see the path of this child."

"And not only that, I am the God of Prophecy and Foresight. My eyes will always be watching his future and giving him reminders...

Although I promised Athena, the goddess of wisdom, that I would not compete with her for the right to use my wisdom to protect this child.

But I hope my eyes can help him avoid some dangers."

Prometheus smiled and said, "Because you and I, who have seen those roads, both understand that this child's future is destined to be turbulent."

Hecate was silent.

Then she looked up at Prometheus and asked seriously, "Are you sure you want to give one of your eyes to Jason?"

"Yes."

Prometheus replied softly, "Because to me, all humans are my children, so I cannot sit idly by and watch what happens to this child."

“…You heard it all.”

After a brief silence, Hecate spoke to Jason indifferently.

"Yeah." Jason nodded and replied softly to Hecate.

At this point, listening to their conversation, Jason naturally understood what had happened and why Hecate suddenly appeared.

After all, Jason also knew the three paths on his body, especially the special path of killing gods.

Jason walked forward and bowed deeply to Prometheus with gratitude... He did not refuse, nor would he refuse, the suggestion made by Prometheus.

Because this is exactly what he needs.

"Great god Prometheus, I swear to you."

After bowing deeply, Jason looked at Prometheus and said word by word: "One day, I will rescue you from this captivity!"

Hecate did not stop Jason from making such a vow.

The eye of a prophetic god was enough for Jason to make such a vow.

"...Okay, I'll wait for you."

Prometheus' smile was a little helpless. He didn't want to bring burden to Jason, but seeing that Hecate didn't stop him, he could only accept it.

Then Hecate stepped forward, took out Prometheus' left eye, and buried it in Jason's fate.

And from today on, this eye will always be watching Jason.

And with it, from today on, no one will be able to peek into Jason's path!

"Child, before you leave, I have something to tell you."

Prometheus, who had lost his left eye, said to Jason in a gentle voice: "Although we have not been together for a long time, I know you are a good boy.

In this world, you are like a torch burning in the dark night, so dazzling and eye-catching.

Therefore, even the gods will be deeply attracted to you.

You have infinite possibilities, so I wish you the best and sincerely hope that your choice will not make you regret it."

"...Rest assured, great god Prometheus."

Jason looked at Prometheus seriously and replied, "I will never regret the decision I made in the future.

Because no one, not even God, can influence my judgment or decision.

My future will only be created by me!"

The words fell.

"Oh, you mean, even I can't do it, and even my words are not important?" Hecate glanced at Jason and interjected lightly.

So Jason, who had a serious face, suddenly became embarrassed.

"No, no, Teacher Hecate, you are an exception, you are an exception!" Under Hecate's silent gaze, Jason wiped the sweat from his forehead and hurriedly said to please her.

Prometheus couldn't help laughing when he saw this.

Then Jason and Hecate left.

Not long after the two left, Prometheus could still vaguely hear Jason being caught by Hecate, and his cries of exhaustion as he was ravaged and beaten.

Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention Tianma here.

Its hearing had naturally been blocked long ago, and the moment Hecate appeared, it obediently ran to the side, ignoring Jason's resentful look, and went to eat grass.

"How can I make Hecate happy?"

Prometheus thought about Jason's question, smiled, and whispered, "In fact, when your actions can completely affect the other person's emotions, it is very easy to make them happy.

Everything you do for her will make her happy.”

The next day, the condor came to Prometheus as promised.

"Where is your left eye?" Zeus asked Prometheus in confusion.

"I gave it to the child, hoping to protect him from some danger." Prometheus replied, and Zeus did not think much about it.

Because Zeus thought about Jason's current complicated relationship, especially Hera, and felt that this child... seemed to be quite dangerous.

Chapter 3: Amphitrite, Queen of the Sea (k)

Tianming,

When the light shines on Jason, who is wearing the sword of Apollo, the god of light.

This blond, blue-eyed young man rides on a holy Pegasus.

After bidding farewell to the great god Prometheus, the god of prophecy and foresight, he received the precious left eye given by him.

At the same time, he also bid farewell to his beloved teacher, Hecate, the goddess of roads.

Jason set out on his journey again.

His road is still very long.

Not that far away, each one of them is a tribute to the gods.

After completing the 'game' with the goddess of wisdom Athena, he became immortal.

At this moment, Jason had several things waiting for him to complete.

The first thing to do, of course, is to go to Apollo, the god of light, and obtain the magic flute left there by Hermes, the messenger of the gods.

At the same time, tribute was offered to Apollo, the god of light.

The second thing is to rescue Io, a woman who is being guarded by the terrifying hundred-eyed giant Argus, after obtaining the magic flute.

Fulfill the agreement with Hermes, the messenger of the gods.

The third thing is that his communication with his teacher Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, has not yet ended. He must complete these urgent tasks.

Return to Hephaestus and learn the blacksmithing techniques of the Age of Gods from her.

Therefore, Jason's goal is actually very clear, but now, he is still lost.

That afternoon.

Jason held the compass given by Athena in his hand. Although he knew the direction of Apollo, the god of light, he was still hesitant to set off.

"strangeness......"

Jason frowned slightly, and as he sat on his holy Pegasus, he looked around and asked in confusion, "Why hasn't Goddess Athena brought the oracle yet?"

Since the matter has been confirmed, Jason will not choose to escape and not go to see Apollo, the god of light.

The reason why Jason hesitated and did not go there immediately was because the goddess of wisdom Athena had arrived here but still had not sent any oracle.

Just like the oracle for Artemis, the goddess of the moon, and Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen.

"Something must have delayed me... What should I do now?" Jason whispered and began to think.

Before receiving the oracle from Athena, Jason would not rashly go before Apollo, because this was a "game" he was playing with Athena.

But it is not Jason's character to sit and wait for death when things happen.

So after a brief thought...

"Perhaps, I should go find a harp for myself." Jason said this as he touched the sword of Apollo, the god of light, at his waist.

Before offering the tribute, Jason actually had an agreement with Apollo, the god of light.

Apollo said that he hoped to hear the music Jason played for him the next time they met.

For this reason, Jason never gave up practicing music during those three years of non-stop study.

And when he left, the Centaur sage Chiron, who knew of Jason's agreement with Apollo, gave him a precious harp.

Only later was he taken away by Athena, thus beginning the prologue to paying tribute to the Olympian gods.

When it came to finding a harp that could be presented to Apollo, the god of light, Jason naturally had many options.

For example, he could go back to see Teacher Chiron or Teacher Hephaestus, or even go to see Sister Persephone or the goddess of harvest Demeter.

But after thinking about it one by one, Jason gave up.

Because if you think about it carefully, it would be a bit inappropriate to meet anyone at this time, not to mention Demeter, Persephone and the others, who are all looking forward to receiving tribute from Jason the next time they meet.

Take Teacher Chiron for example. After all, Jason had troubled him so much, and now he ran away without preparing a gift for him. Even Jason himself felt a little embarrassed...

After eliminating this option, Jason turned his attention to the younger generation.

After eliminating many of his fellow disciples, Jason thought of Atalanta and Medea...

"Speaking of which, I haven't returned Atalanta's bow yet, but can she find a harp for me?...Even if she does, it's probably the goddess Artemis'."

After thinking about it and having to rule out Atalanta, Jason now had only one choice left: Medea.