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

This is the evaluation from Demeter, the goddess of agriculture among the twelve Olympian gods, who has the power to make the earth wither and all things die.

But the nymph standing nearby did not think that the great god's words were exaggerated at all.

"I'll be there that day kid...thank you."

"No, Godmother Demeter, you don't have to thank me, because this is what I should do... To be honest, I was very scared. I thought you would be very angry, Godmother Demeter." Jason said in a low voice.

"why?"

"Because, Godmother Demeter, you haven't forgiven Brother Hades yet..."

"How is that possible?" Demeter smiled and said firmly, "How can I possibly forgive him... Absolutely not in this lifetime!"

Upon hearing this, Jason couldn't help but shrink his head.

"But forgiving or not forgiving are two different things... Just like you said, as a mother, how could I not want to witness my daughter's happiest moment with my own eyes... I originally thought that I would never have such an opportunity in my life.

So thank you, kid... you're the best tribute I could ever get."

"Is that so... That's great." Jason finally breathed a sigh of relief and said, "To be honest, I was really worried you'd be angry, Godmother Demeter... But I really envy Sister Persephone for having a mother like you, Godmother Demeter."

"What are you talking about, kid."

Demeter caressed Jason's head lovingly, her beautiful purple eyes gazing at him, and she said in an extremely gentle tone, "You don't have to envy Persephone at all, because you are also my child, Jason.

Or...are you just yelling for fun, playing with my feelings?"

As she spoke, Demeter acted as if she was hurt, which scared Jason so much that he quickly said no.

Seeing Jason's panic, Demeter couldn't help but smile happily.

then......

"Godmother Demeter..."

"Ok?"

"Can I...really be your child?"

Demeter looked at Jason in surprise as he hesitated and spoke cautiously to her. Then she smiled happily and said, "Of course!"

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PS: This chapter has 7,000 words, but it is not a long chapter. The long chapter is the wedding in the underworld, so you can still look forward to it!

PS2: You didn’t expect that this is actually Demeter’s tribute, two tributes for one wedding... Well, actually I wanted to try the kind of writing style that when you read the later part, you will suddenly realize that this is what it is all about, but it seems that I really failed.

This makes the first two chapters a bit confusing... What a failure on my part, I'll correct it, sorry!

Chapter 4 Medea (k)

This wedding directly involved tributes from two... no, three gods.

Hades, the god of the underworld, Persephone, the queen of the underworld, and Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, are three gods.

But if you think about it carefully, you will find that this is not something difficult to understand.

Jason's first journey was because of these three people, and it is the same now.

After this conversation with Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, Jason did not leave immediately...Besides, even if Jason wanted to, Demeter would not let him go just like that.

After all, several years have passed since Jason left.

And so, several days passed.

Early that morning, the goddess Persephone returned home.

Walking in the magnificent temple, the beautiful goddess whispered the names of her mother and the nymphs in the temple.

But what puzzled Persephone was that no matter how she called, no one came out to greet her.

Just when Persephone was confused, she suddenly heard a pleasant sound of a piano, and the sound was like a breeze blowing through Persephone's heart.

This made Persephone stunned for a moment, and then she subconsciously followed the sound of the piano through the temple and came to the forest behind the temple where it was spring all year round.

There, Persephone saw the nymphs wearing ethereal dresses, and among the many fairies, she also saw her mother.

There was also a handsome young man sitting under the shade of a tree, holding a golden lyre in his hand, and the beautiful sound of the lyre naturally came from this young man.

As he played the piano beautifully, the bright sunshine shone on him, making him look so dazzling.

Persephone naturally recognized the young man at a glance, so her expression couldn't help but show a bit of surprise.

But after being surprised, she came to her mother Demeter, and listened to the music played by the young man together with the nymphs and her mother who were surrounding her.

Time passed slowly, and when the last beautiful note fell, the boy slowly put down his slender fingers that were moving on the strings.

He raised his head, and when his emerald eyes met Persephone's, he was slightly stunned, but he couldn't help but smile and said, "Sister Persephone, you are back."

"You still remember to come back!" Before Persephone could reply, Demeter beside her glared at her fiercely.

After glaring at Persephone, Demeter turned around and gave Jason a gentle smile, then walked up to him and praised him highly.

Persephone once again felt depressed by this obvious difference in treatment.

"Mother, who is your daughter?"

"I don't want you as my daughter yet. I have little Jason and little Medea, and that's enough for me!"

In response to Persephone's complaint, Demeter responded without hesitation.

The corners of Persephone's mouth twitched slightly, and then she gave Jason a resentful look.

Jason could only smile helplessly at this.

A few minutes passed in Demeter's temple.

"Sister Persephone, it's so nice to see you before I go... I thought it would be a while before we could meet again."

Jason suddenly said this to Persephone.

"you are leaving?"

Persephone was stunned for a moment, then looked at Demeter beside her.

However, although Demeter looked a little reluctant, she had no intention of stopping her, which made Persephone feel a little strange.

"Well, for some reason, I'm going to the Kingdom of Colchis."

"The Kingdom of Colchis?" Persephone blinked. "If I remember correctly, isn't that the country of little Medea..."

As they spoke, Persephone finally understood.

She understood why her mother, Demeter, did not stop Jason from leaving.

"Well, I just went to see my senior sisters..."

When Jason said this, his expression looked a little helpless.

Jason originally thought that the next time he would meet Medea would be during the journey of the Golden Fleece... Although Jason did have the idea of meeting Medea last time, he was intercepted by Amphitrite, the Queen of the Sea.

However, it was also because of Amphitrite that Jason learned such a good skill that the gods would listen quietly to the music he played, and he was recognized by Apollo, the god of light and music.

Obtain the lyre that can purify everything.

"Are you finally going to see your sister?" Hearing Jason's words, Persephone suddenly laughed and said, "That's great. If you go to see her, she won't nag us every night."

Seeing Persephone bring up this topic, Demeter couldn't help but smile, while Jason looked a little embarrassed.

In fact, Jason knew that Medea reported to them every night.

Because Hecate had mentioned Jason's dishonesty several times, she had thrown him to Medea, who had been annoying her almost every night...

The main reason was that when Medea left, she told Jason to remember to look for her.

It turns out that almost a year has passed, and it would be strange if Medea didn't go to them to tell them about it.

But it’s not Jason’s fault…well, actually it’s really his fault.

But who made Jason have that thorn in his heart, knowing what his future would be like?

This made Jason always subconsciously resist meeting Medea, and even a little afraid of her...

So, why did Jason go to Medea at this critical moment? ...The reason lies with Demeter.

Therefore, at this moment, Jason looked at Demeter with a little resentment.

During the few days that Demeter stayed with her, Jason briefly mentioned to her what she would do at the wedding.

When the question of who would be the best man and maid of honor came up, Demeter immediately decided on Jason and Medea.

As for Demeter's request, Jason thought for a while and found that he really couldn't refuse.

Because in some ways, Medea is actually better than Hecate, the one Jason chose at the beginning.

And we can't let Cerberus cooperate with Jason, right?

So even though it was a critical moment, with only a little over a month left before the wedding, Jason had no choice but to set out again to look for Medea.

When Persephone heard that Jason was going to find Medea, she not only did not stop him, but also urged him on.

In this way, less than an hour after Persephone returned, Persephone and Demeter stood outside the temple door, watching Jason leave on his Pegasus.

It looked as if he was afraid Jason would regret it...

"Speaking of which, Mother... Why did little Jason suddenly come here?"

After Jason left, Persephone seemed to suddenly remember this matter and asked Demeter in confusion.

Demeter looked at Persephone and smiled mysteriously, but did not explain.

"What is it, mother?" Persephone grabbed Demeter's arm and asked relentlessly.

"Okay, stop shaking my hand. I'm telling you, isn't that enough?"

Demeter replied helplessly, looking at Persephone unhappily, then smiled and said with a very happy expression: "He came here this time for our tribute. As for what the tribute is, I can't tell you yet."

"Hey, why is this happening?"

"Don't ask me anymore. I promised Jason, but... you'll know soon. Stay tuned."

Demeter whispered to Persephone, "He will offer a tribute for you, for me, and for that fellow in the underworld that will shock the gods!"

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