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

"Looking at it this way, a lot of things make sense."

Hecate said thoughtfully, "It seems that the reason she approached Zeus that day, besides wanting to contact the destined enemy of her life... was mainly because she knew this."

"Teacher, are you saying... Typhon knows what I really think?"

Jason looked at Hecate in surprise.

"Hmm." Hecate nodded, glancing at Jason and said, "You're quite popular, actually. Even Typhon couldn't escape your clutches... It's strange that she was so close to Zeus.

But if she knew what you were thinking and so deliberately approached Zeus to tease you, then it would make sense."

Jason opened his eyes wide, but he did not question Hecate's words because he knew his teacher was very smart.

Even though she is not as wise as Athena, the goddess of wisdom, she definitely possesses extraordinary wisdom!

"You were too impatient and left a loophole."

Hecate said to Jason, "Although everything seems normal, and it's true that I can't ignore her if you invited her, but... the power I left in her magic spear is almost completely consumed by the power of destruction, right?"

Hecate directly pointed out the reason that prompted Jason to take this risk, saying, "Although Typhon is a trouble, this trouble is still lurking. Even if you don't like to sit and wait for death when encountering problems, it is obvious that you are still overestimating your own abilities when dealing with Typhon at this moment.

And the most important thing is that Typhon has not yet walked out of the abyss, and this trouble has not yet completely surfaced.

Therefore, your test this time was mainly due to the magic spear... I was unable to suppress the magic spear, and you could not help but be wary of the power of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons.

And it involves that pitch-black sword...

Am I right? "

"I can't hide anything from you, my beloved goddess."

Jason raised his hands obediently to show his surrender.

"That magic spear was made by Typhon, and it contains her blood. How could He not know about the magic spear? If Zeus finds the magic spear and knows your relationship with him, you will obviously be finished."

Hecate then shook her head and said, "And at this critical moment, you suddenly found her and invited her to attend the wedding of Hades and the Queen of the Underworld, and the wedding was also attended by Zeus, the King of Gods, and the Olympian gods...

So it's obvious that she deliberately approached Zeus in front of you at the wedding just to tease you!"

The truth of the matter is actually just as Hecate said.

Typhon did it on purpose. He approached Zeus in various ways in front of Jason and teased Jason's nerves.

Because He guessed that Jason was using this wedding to test his credibility... This was also the reason why He left with such a satisfied look on his face later.

From the beginning to the end, this cunning devil was playing... playing with the children he liked.

As for the king of gods Zeus...at that wedding, he was just a tool used by Typhon to play with the child Jason!

After Hecate pointed this out, Jason's eyes widened slightly, and he obviously understood it completely.

This made Jason look annoyed.

"But if this is just a test, then you have achieved your goal."

Hecate looked at Jason's frustrated expression and couldn't help laughing... because it was quite rare.

"Because He knew about it, but He didn't take advantage of Zeus's trick and do anything... This means that He hopes to gain your trust.

For this, he even wasted a chance to defeat Zeus."

Facing the confusion in Jason's eyes, Hecate said calmly, "Because apart from me, I don't think any other god in this world thinks you can really cause trouble to Him and the one in heaven."

As soon as Hecate finished speaking, Jason immediately understood.

Typhon really wanted Jason to trust him, because in the eyes of Typhon... in the eyes of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, how could Jason, as a human being, really pose a threat to him?

Even though He had said that Jason might be more suitable for the path of destruction than Him, it was only because Jason might eventually create the black sword.

That God-killing sword, fused with the blood of Typhon, forged by the god-level craftsman Hephaestus, and imbued with the cursed power of Athena's blood, was the sword that killed the God King Zeus...

and many more!

Hecate also thought of this, and just as she was thinking of this, she suddenly thought of something bad.

Typhon paid so much attention to Jason because he realized that Jason was the one who could create the weapon that could kill the God King Zeus.

But several months earlier, when Jason stopped traveling and began preparing for the wedding of Hades and Persephone, Typhon already knew that Jason had gathered all the preparations to make the black sword.

He even told Typhon directly why he valued him so much and how to make the black sword, so that Jason knew the truth.

So during these months, Typhon...did He really do nothing?

You must know that he regards killing the king of gods Zeus and destroying this pantheon as his destiny!

"not good!"

Hecate’s expression suddenly changed, and she looked at Jason and said, “You’ve been to the abyss and met Typhon… Damn, isn’t this obvious?

In the abyss, have you ever taken out the magic spear? "

"Ah...ah?"

Jason was stunned, obviously not understanding why Hecate's expression changed so drastically.

And seeing Jason's reaction, Hecate knew that Jason had taken out the magic spear in the abyss...

"I see the breath of destruction in you."

"You shouldn't get involved in these things..."

This is what Themis, the goddess of absolute justice, said to Jason.

She said she covered herself with a white cloth so she couldn't see anything.

But because of this, she sees more clearly than anyone else...

"Let's go!" Hecate leaned towards Jason, but the magic spread them apart, so Hecate hurriedly and anxiously removed the magic, grabbed Jason's hand, and then without giving Jason any chance to react, she took Jason directly to the temple of Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen.

At this time, Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, was looking helplessly at the goddess of beauty Aphrodite, who had suddenly become more and more dependent on her during this period.

Just when Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, was tiredly dealing with the goddess of beauty Aphrodite, he was stunned when he saw Hecate and Jason suddenly arriving.

"Why are you here......"

Before Hephaestus could finish his doubtful words, she saw Hecate's extremely rare serious expression.

He was slightly stunned.

"Aphrodite, you go back first...leave this temple."

"Hephaestus...?" Aphrodite looked at Hephaestus in confusion.

"Go back!" Hephaestus said in a deep voice.

Aphrodite's body stiffened slightly, then she gritted her teeth, snorted coldly, turned around and walked away with a stern look on her face.

"That teacher Hephaestus, the goddess Aphrodite..."

Seeing this, Jason wanted to say something.

"Don't worry about her." Hephaestus interrupted directly, then stretched out his hands and clapped them lightly.

The next second, the space of the temple began to transform, and with a wave of divine power, they were teleported to the sealed space where Hephaestus usually worked and created artifacts.

"What happened to Hecate?"

Hephaestus asked anxiously.

She knew that the only reason that could make Hecate so anxious could be Jason, and that the matter was related to Jason's biggest secret.

The path that destroyed the Olympian gods!

"...This kid is probably going to be in big trouble!"

Hecate said with a suspicious look on her face, "Jason, what are you still standing there for? Hurry up and take out the magic spear!"

Upon hearing this, Jason quickly took out his magic spear.

Hephaestus took the magic spear and then looked at Hecate. Seeing Hecate nod, Hephaestus immediately threw the magic spear, which was almost completely blackened, into her refining furnace.

The flame inside is the flame that can melt everything in the world and forge many magical artifacts!

But this time...

"Unable to refine it?" Hephaestus opened his eyes wide.

"Sure enough." Hecate's face became more suspicious, and then she stretched her hand directly into the flames, ignoring the possibility of the flames burning her hands, and picked up the magic spear to stare at it carefully.

With a slight movement of her lips and a magical spell, Hecate's scarlet eyes turned into dazzling golden eyes... They were imitations of the eyes of Athena, the goddess of wisdom.

With the full power of these eyes, he soon saw the true and false of the magic spear!

"She really sealed it..."

So Hecate's expression became extremely ugly at this moment and she said: "And there is only one way to remove this seal and refine it... Athena's blood essence.

And that’s not even the worst of it.”

Hecate looked at Jason and said, “He has completely bound this magic spear to you… no matter how you discard or seal it.

As time goes by, more of the destructive aura from Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, will emerge from you... It's obvious that He is forcing you!"

Hecate said to Jason, who was gradually understanding the situation and feeling calm, "Force you to create the black sword you and I saw... the black sword that can kill Zeus!"

Chapter 3: The Most Dangerous, Yet the Safest God! (k)

That happened a long, long time ago...actually it seems like only a few years ago.

It represents the miracle in predetermined destiny, the path that Hecate, the goddess of roads, used her power to glimpse through Jason.

There were three widest miracles that appeared in Hecate's sight that day.

There are also many miraculous branches of destiny.

The first path is for mortals. What Hecate saw was Jason giving up everything and eventually becoming a mortal and dying of old age.

The second path is the path of the gods, where the gods surround him, nymphs and muses sing and dance for him, and he is the picture of being pampered.

The third path is also the most incredible path.

That is a road...paved with blood!

The blood of the gods flows freely on the branches of this road.