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

"I say, do you need to be so scared?" Chiron looked at Jason, who was loved by the gods, and felt powerless all over.

Most of his disciples were thinking about how to gain the love of God.

His disciple, on the other hand, obviously received so much love, and the gods who loved him the most were all extraordinary.

But he was not happy at all, it was as if the world was coming to an end.

No, if the world really ended, he probably wouldn't be that desperate...

"Teacher, it seems you really don't understand anything." Jason said to Chiron with a wry smile, "Well, let me give you a small example.

Suppose one day, three respected goddesses, Teacher Hecate, Teacher Hephaestus and Teacher Athena, came to me with a golden apple and asked me to share it with them.

What do you think I should do?

"Isn't it enough to divide it fairly and justly?"

Chiron said confusedly.

Jason sighed deeply and said, “Hecate and Hephaestus are my teachers. As their student, they are special, not to mention that I am also Hecate’s child.

So when dividing the fruits, in their minds, I should actually give them more.

Therefore, dividing it equally is not the right choice at all, just like the goddess Athena!

But if I give them more points and give less points to Goddess Athena, what would Goddess Athena, who has always guided me with wisdom, think?

Similarly, even if the points were the same, Goddess Athena wouldn't be happy, because she helped me just as much as the two teachers did...

Now, Teacher Chiron, do you understand?"

Jason said to Chiron with a look of despair, "I cannot divide it into three parts, and it is impossible for me to treat them equally.

And even if I really do make it fair, they will only feel dissatisfied, because they are goddesses... They are goddesses, Teacher Chiron!"

Chiron was stunned, taking in Jason's words.

Because he...can't refute it!

Chiron knew very well what capricious creatures the gods were.

Therefore, he knew that Jason's hypothesis was actually very true...

Creatures like gods would never share something with others.

Just as a person can have many faiths, but the greatest faith can only be one...

Not to mention, there are far more gods who want to share the golden apple in Jason's hand than just Hecate, Hephaestus and Athena!

Jason has always emphasized that he is the child of Hecate and the reason why he respects the goddess Hecate so much is that Jason really regards Hecate as his closest relative in the world.

In fact, there is also the intention of using it as a shield.

Because Hecate doesn't care about anything, she won't fight for anything, and many gods know this, so they can only smile helplessly.

But now, because of Hephaestus's joining and what he said to Hecate, Hecate was no longer silent.

And the result of her not keeping silent...

"Teacher Chiron, could you please make me a coffin yourself?"

Jason said to Chiron, feeling hopeless, "I hope to find a pure land when I leave... Then I will stay on this mountain forever."

"Are you too pessimistic?" Chiron couldn't help but say, "I admit that what you said does make some sense, but the problem is that their love for you is also real.

They love you so much, they won't let you get hurt!"

"Then let me ask you, teacher, what was the ending of my original destiny?"

Jason asked Chiron, and Chiron opened his mouth, and then... closed it.

"Tell me, doesn't she love me? ...At least in that fate, I thought my senior sister loved me, but what happened?"

"Although her love is different from that of the teacher and the goddess Athena, she is a witch, and these are even more willful goddesses... Teacher, just prepare to collect my body. I am mentally prepared for that!"

"You are too pessimistic." Chiron was speechless and said, "Things are far from what you think..."

"This isn't pessimism; it's thinking deeply, worrying about the long term, and acting with caution! ... If I hadn't always been like this, I would have died long ago. How could I still be alive today?"

Jason said seriously.

"Then again, since you've become so famous, it means you've tried your best at everything you do, and you've been doing great so far. Why are you giving up so easily now?" Chiron replied with a slight headache.

"Because I can think carefully about how to deal with those people, but Chiron-sensei, they... are my teachers and benefactors.

Their feelings towards me are not hatred but love, so how can I possibly consider how to deal with them?" Jason sighed.

Upon hearing this, Chiron was slightly stunned and looked at Jason in front of him.

Then Chiron smiled and nodded slightly.

Yes, this was the Jason he knew.

At the same time, it is because of this that he is loved by so many people.

Never sit and wait for something to happen. No matter what it is, if you can solve it, you will never put it off until tomorrow.

When encountering difficulties, try to make big things small and small things nothing, but if there is no way to retreat, then wield the weapon in your hand and cut off all thorns!

This is indeed Jason... the man who traveled through time and space and became Jason. But only in matters like this, facing the person who loves him, it is impossible for him to take direct action, resolve the matter, and cut through the thorns.

Because he is a human being, with emotions and desires.

"I understand... Jason, you actually fell in love with them, right?" Chiron said to Jason with a smile: "You fell in love with them and had feelings for them, so you can't solve these problems.

But you always like to think of the worst, so when you can’t solve the current problems, you feel fear...”

Jason opened his mouth and wanted to refute Chiron's words, but he found that he could not refute.

Seeing this, Chiron couldn't help but laugh, and he laughed very happily.

Jason said depressedly: "Teacher, what are you laughing at?"

Chiron laughed loudly for a long time before answering Jason's question, saying, "I am laughing at you because you are still a child... Jason, don't worry, you will be fine, I promise you.

Yes, if what you said is true, teacher, I really cannot deny that no matter how you divide the golden apple, it will never be divided.

But Jason, have you ever thought about another thing? That is, when they see you swinging your knife in pain, will they try to stop you?

I bet they will!"

Chiron smiled and said to Jason, "Because for a child like you, they will never watch you get hurt...even if they want to and want to see a result.

But in the end, someone will definitely intervene and prevent the complete golden apple from being divided!"

That day, when the sun sets in the west.

After accompanying Chiron for a day, Jason rode Pegasus to the temple of Hephaestus.

What Chiron said was indeed a different result.

And it was an extremely likely outcome, which Jason had to agree with.

But the result that Jason was worried about was also an extremely likely situation. As for what the final outcome would be... Jason didn't know.

No one else knows, not even the three Greek goddesses of fate, those gods who can see into the future like Athena, the goddess of wisdom, Hecate, the goddess of roads, and Prometheus, the god of prophecy.

Because Jason's soul was protected by the power of Hades, the god of the underworld, and in the river of his destiny, he was guarded by one of Prometheus' eyes.

So all Jason could do was move forward.

The holy Pegasus carried the young man in white over the mountains and all the way to the temple of Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen.

When Jason returned here, Hephaestus had already noticed it and had been waiting for Jason for a long time.

Hephaestus was actually a little surprised that Jason came back so quickly. After all, she thought it would be impossible to see Jason in a short time.

Take her for example. If she was in the same situation as Hecate, Hephaestus felt that he would have to lock Jason up for a while and not let him meet her...

"Teacher, the reason I came here this time is actually about the tribute to Hades..."

"Are you here to get those things?" Hephaestus nodded slightly and said with a smile: "You came at the right time, I am almost done..."

"Really? That's great! ...But teacher, I didn't come here just for those things. In fact, this time I came... ahem."

Jason coughed lightly twice and looked at Hephaestus for a while. When Hephaestus became confused, he whispered, "Teacher Hephaestus, could you please arrange for me to meet... with the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite?"

I want to meet my master's wife... Jason didn't dare to say such a stupid thing in the end.

Chapter 4: Hello, Master Meishen! (k)

"You want to see Aphrodite?"

Hephaestus' expression was slightly stunned as he looked at his beloved disciple in front of him.

For a moment...his expression seemed a little unnatural.

"What did you do to see her?"

Aphrodite is the goddess of love and beauty in ancient Greek mythology, as well as the goddess of sexuality and one of the twelve Olympian gods.

Because it was born in the ocean, it is sometimes regarded as the patron saint of navigation.

As mentioned earlier, because she rejected the pursuit of Zeus, the king of gods, the enraged Zeus married her to Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen.

Hephaestus did not refuse and accepted the marriage.

Therefore, Aphrodite is Hephaestus's legal wife, so it is not wrong for Jason to call her "master's wife".

And this is probably the reason why Hephaestus feels uncomfortable.

But...it's ironic.

As a great god in charge of love among the priests, he controls the love and lust of the world.

But she couldn't even have her own love.

By the way, let me mention something here.

As we all know, the king of gods Zeus is a very romantic god, but this is actually also due to the goddess of beauty Aphrodite.

Because she was dissatisfied with the marriage that Zeus and Hera had given her, Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty who also controlled sexual desire, cursed Zeus.

Even Zeus, the king of gods, was unable to control his desires, and he also cursed Hera, the queen of heaven, making her unable to control her jealousy.