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

The voice of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, rang in Hephaestus's ears.

"This divine power is not Hecate... Who are you?"

"...Jason's teacher." Hephaestus explained calmly, "Hephaestus."

After he finished speaking, a mighty divine force instantly suppressed the traces left by Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, on the magic spear.

At this moment, in the endless abyss of Tartarus in the underworld, Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, opened his eyes, and a strange color flashed in his eyes.

"Hephaestus... This really surprised me. I didn't expect that it wasn't just Hecate, but there was actually another goddess protecting him?"

"Hephaestus, the god of fire and craftsmen... I heard that the artifacts she created were able to interfere with even the power of the God King and the Queen of Heaven. It seems that the power I left in that child will be completely suppressed."

Typhon said this with a look of regret on his face, but he didn't really care about it.

After all, He never thought that He could get Jason like this.

He will wait...hiding quietly, waiting for the day when the time is right!

"How about Hephaestus?" Hecate said to Hephaestus through the Dark Butterfly, watching him suppress Typhon's power. "Can you solve the hidden danger of this magic spear?"

"Yes," Hephaestus said calmly, "but it will take me a year... After a year, I will be able to completely refine this power of the abyss and the destructive force left by Typhon, the ancestor of all demons."

"As expected of you."

Hecate felt relieved when she heard this.

"but......"

Hephaestus hesitated for a moment as he spoke, then looked at Jason.

After thinking for a moment, he gently said to Jason: "Jason, can you cover your ears first? ...Be good and listen."

Before Jason could react, the maid doll who had been standing silently by the side suddenly came forward and helped Jason cover his ears.

Then Hephaestus continued to say to Hecate: "Just now I saw... that magic sword. You let me see it on purpose, right?"

"Yeah," Hecate admitted directly.

In that flower of time, she did add that fragment... in the ruined Mount Olympus.

The scene where Jason holds up the dark magic sword and points it at Zeus!

"you guessed wrong."

Then Hephaestus said something that surprised Hecate, "With only Typhon's destructive power, no matter how much I forge it, it will never be a threat to the Father, let alone kill him."

"Is that so?" Hecate was a little surprised, then thought for a moment and said, "Yes, after all, he has the blessing of the position of God King..."

"But that doesn't mean I can't forge a magic sword capable of killing the Father God... In fact, I can actually start forging it right now. The conditions are all there."

Hephaestus's next words choked Hecate.

"......What's the meaning?"

"Typhon's blood of destruction alone is indeed not enough." Hephaestus explained calmly, "But adding the blood of another person will be enough."

Hearing this, Hecate didn't react at first, but when she reacted, her eyes gradually widened.

"Athena, the goddess of wisdom... her blood, right?"

"Yes." Hephaestus responded to Hecate's doubts and said, "The blood of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, which is enough to destroy the world, plus the blood of Athena, who directly inherited the power of the Father God... such a magic sword can kill the Father God.

To be precise, such a magic sword is enough to kill any god.

It's the real... God-killing Sword!"

"...Three years ago, I was still wondering how this kid could threaten the gods."

After a long pause, Hecate sighed softly and said, "I never thought that only three years or so would pass, and I would already see the emergence of destruction."

"...What do you think of Hecate?" Hephaestus asked.

"And you," Hecate said with a wry smile, "are you going to make that weapon for this child?"

"I will." Hephaestus answered without hesitation.

"why?"

"Because I think he needs such a weapon." Hephaestus' answer was extremely simple. Because she thought Jason needed it, she would make it for him.

"...He has that weapon, but it's very likely that he will destroy the gods of Olympus, and he might even... point the sword at you." Hecate sighed.

“Well, I know.” Hephaestus said calmly: “But does it matter…When you told me this, I was thinking about it.

If that day really comes, it wouldn’t be bad.”

Hecate was speechless for a moment. Although Hephaestus' words were very calm, Hecate knew that she was telling the truth.

"Do you hate the Olympian gods so much?" Hecate couldn't help but ask.

But Hephaestus shook his head.

"Hate? ...I haven't hated it for a long time, because no matter what happens, it doesn't really matter."

"then you......"

"Because I am Jason's teacher now, I can accept whatever path he chooses."

Hecate was speechless, and accepted Hephaestus's reason...

Because, this is God.

They don't consider the consequences and do whatever they want.

"Then make it." Hecate then said with a tired voice, "But don't tell Jason the true function of the magic sword... I still want him to be happy."

"Being favored by the gods does not necessarily mean happiness."

"But destroying the gods may not necessarily be happiness for him."

The two of them fell silent.

"We teachers shouldn't get too involved... Let's leave the ending to Jason himself."

After finally speaking to Hecate, Hephaestus nodded, agreeing with this statement.

"Then, there's only one problem now... To forge a magic sword like that, Athena's ordinary divine blood won't do. Her essence is needed."

As Hephaestus finished speaking, Hecate continued, "Essence and blood? ...There is only one possibility, that is, Athena knows everything and is willing to forge this magic sword..."

"But if Athena is willing to forge this demonic sword, it means she wishes to see the destruction of the Olympian gods. Then she will surely be secretly guiding Jason... which is obviously something we don't want to see."

So after all the twists and turns, in the end, the goddess of wisdom Athena has become the most central link.

But in fact, the blood of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, is not enough.

The reason why Hephaestus and Hecate did not mention this matter was because the magic spear that Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, gave to Jason was made of his essence and blood, and even the power of the abyss was mixed in it!

This extremely cunning Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, seemed to have guessed that this day would come long ago!

Chapter 3: I, Athena, will remember this vengeance! (k)

The conversation between Goddess Hecate and Hephaestus ended here.

At this stage, Hecate and Hephaestus would never tell Athena about their godslaying future.

At the same time, they would not tell Jason about the magic sword.

Therefore, the final result of the conversation between the two was that Hephaestus could start forging the magic spear in Jason's hand.

The destructive power of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, is too overbearing. After all, it was created by Typhon's exquisite divine blood and the power of the abyss.

If it is not resolved soon and Zeus sees it, it will be a big trouble.

However, because Athena will not be told, the magic sword will be a semi-finished product... Hephaestus will leave the last step for the magic sword.

And the key to that program can only be opened by Hecate.

At that time, Athena only needs to integrate her own blood into the magic sword, and the magic sword will be officially forged.

"Hcate, don't you think you're... a little too involved?"

When Hecate said that the last procedure needed her nod to start, Hephaestus agreed but was obviously dissatisfied.

"You think I want to? ...But who can blame me? He is my evil disciple."

"He is also my apprentice." Hephaestus stated calmly.

"Hmph." Hecate snorted lightly and didn't say anything else.

And the Pluto disc that carried her consciousness and stayed on Jason's body also shattered with a bang.

After Hecate left, Hephaestus nodded to the maid who covered Jason's ears.

After the maid puppet released his grip and Jason regained his hearing, Jason looked at Hephaestus, who was sitting in a wheelchair. He hesitated for a moment and asked cautiously, "Teacher Hephaestus, what did you say to Teacher Hecate?"

"I've talked about some of the things you'll face in the future... Come on, it's time for us to go see Athena."

"Well... okay, Teacher Hephaestus." After a slight pause, Jason said to Hephaestus with a smile.

He did not continue to ask questions out of tact, because Jason could actually roughly guess what the two teachers were talking about.

After all, the only thing that could attract their attention was his god-killing future.

At the same time, they actually expressed their attitude... They talked about these things in front of Jason and just asked Jason to cover his ears.

Instead of letting Jason fall into an unknown place like Athena.

This actually means that if Jason really wants to know and keeps asking, they will tell him everything.

Just as they said, teachers will not choose the path for their students. All they can and will do is watch Jason silently.

That's it.

Hecate personally hoped that Jason would be the favorite of the gods, but when Jason asked her to take Jason to see Typhon, Hecate agreed.

And Jason understood this.

At the same time, now, things are a little different from the past. Jason trusts them... and trusts Hecate from the bottom of his heart.

Therefore, although Jason's heart still tends to know the answer and take control of everything in his own hands.

But now he is willing to act like a fool in front of the teacher occasionally.

After all, Jason knew that when the time came, Hecate would definitely tell him everything and let Jason make his own choice.