Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 935 Unable to grasp the difference in strength, they dared to…

Alcmene held the child, her face full of affection as she wiped Alcides' cheek.

Perseus, on the other hand, seemed to be experiencing withdrawal symptoms and walked out of the training ground with a complicated expression.

He only just realized that he had spent all that time playing with the kids, and it turned out he had lost out.

The beating wasn't satisfying, and it seems the elder's authority wasn't maintained either. Fighting with a child for so long, almost to the point of being serious, was simply shameful.

Fortunately, Perseus wasn't someone who cared much about saving face. He was just a little annoyed that he hadn't been able to decisively win over the child and then put on an elder's face to gain a wave of admiration.

If Andromeda saw him showing off in front of children, he would probably laugh at him.

"Teacher Chiron, you're here too."

Seeing that Chiron was also there, Perseus greeted him. Although Perseus had not been taught by Chiron before, he still respectfully addressed him as his teacher.

After all, Chiron was not only responsible for physical and combat training, but also for the cultural education of the entire Sanctuary, focusing on cultivating high-quality Saints who were proficient in both literature and martial arts.

Warriors like Perseus, who excel in only one area, still need remedial training even now.

"I came here specifically to pick up my new student."

Chiron smiled faintly, nodded slightly to Perseus, and then looked at the child in Alcmene's arms.

At this moment, Alcides was also looking at her with curious eyes, seemingly very curious about Chiron's strange physical structure.

However, it seems that the child had a lot of fun playing freely just now, and had used up a lot of energy. Alcádez was yawning, and his little face looked a little sleepy.

"Who are you? Are you very powerful too?"

"Hehe, I'm your teacher. I'm not exactly great, I just know a little more."

Chiron smiled calmly and said very humbly.

As one of the few Gold Saints in the Sanctuary and the chief instructor of the Saints, if she is not considered powerful, then there are probably very few powerful figures in the entire Sanctuary.

"Teacher? Then you must be very amazing, even more amazing than my great-grandfather."

The child's innocent words inadvertently dealt a devastating blow to Perseus, who was standing nearby.

What do you mean by "definitely better than him"? Don't you know how to respect your elders?

However, this statement is also an undeniable fact. Although Chiron appears gentle and weak, challenging her is the last thing Perseus likes to do.

Because the opponent truly overwhelmed him in every aspect, whether it was experience, knowledge, or the planning and practice of battle, all of which far surpassed Perseus's.

In battles with Chiron, his opponent was always incredibly composed, drawing his bowstring as if everything was predictable, making it difficult for Perseus to even get close.

Moreover, Chiron knew exactly what made demigod offspring like Perseus so difficult to deal with.

With the tenacity of a cockroach, the more difficult the battle, the more they are able to unleash their power. The characteristics of the Saint Seiya are fully displayed in these demigods.

Therefore, Chiron would not give Perseus such an opportunity, but would often seize the moment during a tug-of-war to make the final decision, giving him no chance to demonstrate his tenacity and perseverance.

This is very un-Saint Seiya-like, but it's really strong.

Over time, Perseus realized that each challenge was merely one-sided training, so he gave up on challenging Chiron and instead went on to challenge other Gold Saints.

Now that his great-granddaughter had said this to him, Perseus had to admit it.

"Indeed, since it is Teacher Chiron, then he is indeed a more suitable teacher. But why do you think I am not as good as Teacher Chiron?" Although he admitted it, he still had a little bit of resentment and tried to regain a little bit of his authority.

"Hmm... I don't know, but I just feel that the teacher is more capable."

Alcides bit his finger, looking obedient, while saying utterly heartless things.

"If I weren't so tired from playing just now, I would want to play with the teacher now."

"But the teacher seems very capable, so she'll get tired very quickly."

Alcides, who treated battle as a game and possessed incredibly sharp intuition, stated this quite frankly.

However, her desire to play together was seen as a blatant challenge by others.

However, Alcádez was still a child, so no one cared about him or paid him any attention.

If it were someone else, they would likely have received a lot of ridicule.

Unable to grasp the difference in strength, they dared to challenge a Gold Saint...

However, he was just a child, and his words were innocent, so naturally no one paid any attention to him. Only Chiron silently noted down Alcides' words and frowned slightly.

It seems that education on values ​​and beliefs should take priority over other teachings; we can't let this child equate fighting with playing.

Although Alcides is kind by nature and wouldn't "play around" with ordinary people like this, this idea is very bad and must be corrected.

However, children's education should not be too simplistic or harsh; it should be approached with gentle guidance.

As a qualified teacher, Chiron began to analyze and understand his student, Alcides, from the moment he met her, and he created a learning plan tailored to her needs.

Having exceptional talent, Alcides doesn't need to focus too much on strength; rather, guiding Alcides' innate kindness is the most important thing.

However, despite his plans, Chiron did not forget other things.

"Let's go see His Holiness the Pope first. His Holiness also wants to see this child."

As she spoke, she asked Perseus, who was standing to the side, if he wanted to come along, but Perseus quickly shook his head and refused.

"Huh? Sister Astraea? I'd better not go. I'll probably get scolded again if I go."

Perseus slipped away, but before he left, he made sure to tell Alcmene to bring the children to visit him, and also to let Andromeda see their great-granddaughter.

After Perseus left, Chiron, with Alcmene and the child in her arms, passed through the zodiac and headed to the papal chamber.

Along the way, Chiron introduced the various facilities of the Sanctuary to the two of them while calming Alcmene's slightly nervous emotions.

"Just relax. Although Her Holiness the Pope is the goddess of justice and the stars, in the Sanctuary she is merely an incarnation acting under the guise of the Saint Cloth. There is no need to worry too much; just treat her normally."

This is probably the goddess closest to the human world. Compared to the sea nymph who is blind and elusive in the deep sea, and the fire god who is roaring and unapproachable in the volcano, the goddess of justice, the actual controller of the sanctuary, seems to be the easiest to see.

However easy it may be, she is still a goddess, and very few people can actually meet her in person.

Alcmene couldn't help but feel a little nervous, even though she had already seen the two goddesses in person.

She was also wondering if the unknown goddess beside Athena might be this goddess of justice.

(End of this chapter)