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

You have to promise me and swear to me that you will never, ever fall in love with her!

Otherwise, otherwise...otherwise I will cry today.

I'll cry for you to see!"

Hephaestus couldn't think of a good solution at the moment, so he could only threaten Jason in this way.

Inexplicably, she is somewhat similar to Hera...

Jason did not respond to Hephaestus's willfulness.

Because he is now completely broken.

Oh, life's ups and downs, sometimes...

It happened so suddenly!

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PS: So, after these few chapters, the content of the second half of the volume will begin.

Athena's home turf also includes Medusa and the others.

Chapter 5.5: Athena's Love? Too melodramatic! (k)

"No... Mr. Hephaestus, I can't promise you that."

It wasn't long before Hephaestus told Jason the shocking news.

Jason, having completely digested the matter, finally gave a response.

His expression on this matter still seemed a little complicated.

But the whole person has gradually calmed down.

"Don't you believe what your teacher says?" Seeing this, Hephaestus asked softly.

Jason was silent for a moment, shook his head, and replied, "No, Master, of course I believe you, but it is precisely because of this that I cannot promise you."

"I can't take her away from her, and I can't even threaten her with this... Regardless of whether I can do it or not, even if I can, I will never do it!"

At this point, Jason couldn't help but let out a wry smile, and then cast a slightly resentful look at Hephaestus, saying, "I even hope that Teacher Hephaestus didn't say anything to me just now...

Teacher, how about you erase this memory of mine?!"

"This...I can't do this."

Hearing Jason's words, Hephaestus could not help but not get angry. Instead, he smiled and said, "Go find Hecate. She can do such a thing, but...it is highly unlikely that she will be able to erase your memory.

After all, right now, knowing this will do you absolutely no harm."

Jason was silent for a moment...

"Teacher, did you really do this on purpose?"

“Yes.” Hephaestus nodded and said, “Actually, this is the result of my discussion with Hecate…if one day, something extraordinary happens.

Then I will tell you this.

Although we all know that with your personality, you would never act like God the Father.

But in a crisis situation, knowing this will only benefit you, not harm you."

Hephaestus naturally expected that Jason would not agree.

Although, this is indeed a viable strategy.

But Jason almost grew up under their care, so how could Hephaestus and Hecate not understand his character?

Jason is not completely incapable of using others to achieve his own goals.

But if one uses any means to achieve his goal, even playing with other people's feelings, and doing such shameful things to those who have done him a favor.

There was absolutely no way Jason would do that.

After all, even today, Jason's eyes are still clear and beautiful, without any pollution.

At the same time, as Hephaestus said, even though he knew that Jason would not do it, under the current circumstances, it would definitely not be bad for Jason to know about it.

Even for Athena, there is no harm.

Since Jason knew it, he would definitely think about it and find a way to solve it instead of just sitting there and waiting to die!

So in the end Hephaestus and Hecate secretly came to the conclusion that if anything happened, they would tell Jason about Athena.

But it is precisely because of this, and precisely because I know Jason too well, that...

"Jason, you know the meaning of your true name, right?"

Looking at the troubled Jason, Hephaestus smiled for a while, then his expression...became serious.

Seeing this, Jason was slightly stunned.

He looked at Hephaestus and hesitated for a moment.

Jason nodded to Hephaestus.

Yes, when Jason gave the 'true name', he thought about it for a long time before giving it the name.

"Why?" Hephaestus, slightly startled, asked, "If you knew its meaning, why did you give it this name?"

Hephaestus said this, looking at the godslayer sword at Jason's waist.

Hearing this, Jason showed a somewhat helpless expression on his face and said, "I am dissatisfied with the teacher, and this is because I really don't know.

Taking one name would actually cause so much trouble.

As for the second one...Teacher, it was not me who gave it this name.

It is because it exists in that way that I thought of this name and gave it this name."

It itself is such an existence... Hephaestus was stunned for a moment when he heard this.

Then she quickly understood what Jason meant, because when she heard these words, she immediately thought of...

This is the image that Jason had in mind when he named the child.

It was a 'miracle' sealed by Hecate, the goddess of roads, and suppressed by Prometheus, the god of prophecy and foresight, with his left eye.

In a dark world, as if the sky had collapsed, Jason stood on the ruined Mount Olympus, holding a black sword, and looked at Zeus, the king of the Olympian gods.

Jason gave it that true name, not because he wanted it to be that way.

It was because it itself represented that kind of existence that Jason thought of that real name.

The demonic sword that brings twilight to the gods—Mistetine!

Therefore, even if Jason changes his name, its meaning will not change.

It is the Greek god-killing sword.

It is the demonic sword that should never have been born in Greece—Mistetine!

"To be honest, Sensei, I've actually thought of many things for the 'real name', such as the Little Black Sword, the Little White Sword, or even the Ordinary Sword.

But...it was born, something that shouldn't have been born. "

Jason slowly said to Hephaestus, "So, why not give it a proper name?"

Hephaestus was silent for a while after hearing this.

"Then if, time goes back."

Hephaestus looked at Jason. "Will you change that true name?"

Time hourglass...

"I would probably choose not to give it this true name for the time being." After a moment of silence, Jason gave his answer.

This magic sword should not have been born.

Jason gave it the 'true name' knowing its meaning, which seemed to be inconsistent with his prudence, but it was not so.

The curse on Jason had actually disappeared long ago.

After Jason dealt with Hera, when Athena took the magic spear from him that night and dripped her blood into it, Typhon's curse on him had actually become ineffective.

Later, the magic spear was refined into blood.

In fact, Jason could have completely cut off his connection with Typhon, preserved the two pieces of blood, and never forged the black sword.

But...even Hecate didn't try to stop it.

'He looks extremely timid and cowardly, but in fact, he is braver than anyone else!'

'He's just a mortal, yet he tries to control everything in his own hands!'

This is the evaluation given to Jason by Hecate, who saw his true nature.

Therefore, Jason forged it without hesitation.

Because this is a sword that kills gods.

It is a god-killing sword that can pose a threat to the almighty gods in the current world of ancient Greek mythology!

With it, Jason has the right to face them directly and the right to control his own destiny.

Becoming a god is also for this purpose.

Hephaestus heard this and understood what Jason meant.

The birth of the God-Slaying Sword was actually the biggest and most arrogant act.

Giving it the true name that suits it is actually not worth mentioning compared to the act of forging it.

"Then Jason, we are using the hourglass now..."

"If it were useful, Teacher Hecate and Goddess Athena would have called me long ago."

Jason shook his head and said to Hephaestus, “I thought the same thing at first, but I soon realized it was meaningless.

Doing so will only expose it directly.

After all, there are only a few people who can go back in time.

Not to mention that I went back in time when I met Medea not long ago."