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

Hermes was helpless and quietly took two steps back. He kissed his throat and said, "The choice of that boy Jason... He finally chose him... His teacher, Hecate!"

"Did you hear that, my two beloved sisters?" Hera nodded to Hermes and Demeter, who were slightly stunned and whose expressions gradually became strange. "But the child chose his teacher Hecate... Wait, who!"

Hera was stunned when she realized what was happening.

He suddenly turned and glared at Hermes, saying, "You said that kid... who did he choose?!"

"Daughter of Asteria, goddess of roads, magic, and the moonlit night, his current teacher... Hecate!"

When Hermes spoke the answer word by word, Hera just froze in place, eyes wide open, face full of disbelief!

"puff......"

At this time, Demeter came back to her senses and saw Hera's expression, and couldn't help laughing for a moment.

After all, this transformation is wonderful...it's really too wonderful!

Hearing the voice, Hera suddenly turned around and glared at Demeter.

Demeter quickly turned her head away... then turned her back to Hera, her whole body trembling slightly.

Now, even Hestia was having trouble holding it in.

"Impossible, this is impossible, this is absolutely impossible!"

Hera gritted her teeth, looked at Hermes in disbelief and said, "Any normal person would choose me! Who am I? I am Hera, the mother of the gods. How could he choose that wild girl Hecate!

It’s you... Yes, it’s you. It must be you who didn’t finish conveying my words, right?

I promised that as long as you choose me, I will let him obtain the throne that belongs to him, let him enjoy a lifetime of wealth and glory, and even help him obtain the tempering of the divine fire and make him immortal!

How could he possibly refuse such a good offer? Tell me why he refused! "

"Great Mother of the Gods Hera, I, Hermes, am willing to swear in the name of the great King of the Gods Zeus that everything I say to you is true."

As Hermes spoke, he quietly stepped back a little and replied truthfully, "I have told the child all the conditions you promised, and choosing Hecate was the conclusion the child came to on his own.

The child said that Hecate was his faith and he loved her from the bottom of his heart, so he would never betray her, even if it was a test from you, the great one.

Well, well done. You are not afraid of the powerful and you are worthy of being the kid I am optimistic about!

Demeter and Hestia couldn't help but nod secretly when they heard Hermes say this.

And Hera's face at this moment...it was as ugly as it could be!

"Ahem, by the way, Mother Goddess Hera, I suddenly remembered that I have something else to do... Ah, it's the Great Father God who's looking for me. I'll leave first."

After saying that, Hermes quickly ran away.

Not slipping?

Why don't you just stand here and wait to endure Hera's wrath?

When Hestia saw Hermes slip away, she immediately pulled Demeter away, who had wanted to watch the show for a while and even wanted to ridicule Hera to vent the anger of being imprisoned for the past few days.

After they all left, Hera drove away all the nymphs around her.

"Jason... Jason, Jason!!!"

At the same time, Hestia and Demeter could hear this resentful voice clearly even though they had run far away!

Hera was so angry that her unstable divine power even caused the entire Mount Olympus to shake slightly!

what happened?

So naturally, the gods began to have such doubts.

As Hermes was the messenger of the gods, he was able to deliver the message very quickly, so Athena, who was walking with the goddess of beauty Aphrodite, soon learned about it.

"This kid... is really brave."

Athena blinked, and although she said "Pooh, Pooh" to herself, Aphrodite found that Athena's mood was greatly improved.

Those who dare to challenge what ordinary people dare not challenge are heroes!

Although Athena felt that this choice was irrational, it was precisely because of this irrationality that she was extremely satisfied with Jason's choice!

And Aphrodite saw that Athena was actually interested in such a mortal...and it was not just Athena, it seemed that many people were paying attention to him.

So he silently memorized the name Jason in his heart.

Of course, the god of light Apollo and the goddess of the moon Artemis, who soon learned about this, were also very satisfied.

They themselves don't have a good relationship with Hera.

When the news of this reached Zeus, it was said that Zeus's laughter echoed in the temple for a very, very long time!

So in the end, even Ares, Hephaestus and others who didn't know Jason at all remembered his name.

At this point, most of the gods in Olympus remembered this young man, the young man who had made Queen Hera suffer twice in a row, and who, according to the prophecy of the three goddesses of fate, would save Olympus!

At this moment, the ordinary path is not completely impossible to achieve.

But there is no doubt that Jason is one step closer to the favor of the gods or their destruction.

And his journey, even until now, has never...really begun!

This is the surprise, it will be on the shelves tomorrow!

So what should I say... Never mind, there's nothing in particular I want to say.

Let me briefly talk about this book. This book was a topic that I prepared a long time ago, but I gave up once in the middle.

Why did I pick it up? Actually, I was planning to use this book for my own enjoyment.

Therefore, as long as the results are decent enough to get me through the New Year, I will continue writing without thinking too much about it.

Also, I wrote too many fast-paced and exciting articles recently...not on Hedgehog Cat, but next door.

I wouldn’t say I’m very good at writing fast-paced and exciting stories, but I have achieved some success. I’ve also tried the Tianbang rankings, and although I can’t see them anymore after a few days, after writing some, I found that writing too many books of that type is not very interesting.

So I wanted to change my mind and write about something that interested me, and that’s how this book came about.

Because of the Type-Moon Historical Man book, I am quite interested in mythological stories.

Obviously, the pace of this book is very slow...but that's the overall pace. I basically keep it within the range of three chapters per story, so the plot progress is not slow, it's just that the overall development is a bit slow.

I said some random things, which don't really mean anything, I just wanted to complain and chat with you all.

Because the purpose is different, although I will still absorb the opinions of great readers for this book, if it comes to the essence of the story, I will definitely stick to my own ideas.

The story of Greece has a complete outline. As for which of the three lines it follows... you'll know once you finish reading the Greece chapter. It would be so boring if I gave away the spoilers now.

That’ll be it…Oh, by the way, there has to be a bounty for it to be put on the shelves, right?

Actually, I still want to give it a try, so let’s see how things go.

One hundred blades for one chapter, one girlfriend for one chapter, and monthly votes... I'll add two chapters if it's on the new book list.

I don't hold out hope, but if there is, I'll definitely update.

Well, everyone, see you tomorrow.

Chapter 47: Demeter discovered that her daughter was no longer attractive!

Two days later,

Demeter returned to the temple and pushed open the door of the laboratory.

"Jason, Medea, do you miss your mother?"

Jason, who was doing experiments in the laboratory, heard Demeter's voice. He decisively and skillfully grabbed Medea, who was explaining precautions to him, and pushed her towards Demeter.

Before Medea could react, she was held in Demeter's arms.

Then Demeter pressed hard against Medea.

"...Is this how you usually treat Medea?" Hecate, who was sitting nearby and did not leave, looked at Jason with a strange look.

Jason shook his head, smiled sheepishly at Hecate and said, "I'm sorry, teacher, I forgot you were here, and I subconsciously..."

Medea, who was held in Demeter's arms, had no way to argue with Jason or complain to Hecate for a while.

Although she had gotten used to Demeter's enthusiasm over the past few months, in Medea's heart she was still the supreme goddess of harvest.

So it’s still very difficult to deal with it now.

"Hey, you are..."

Demeter, who was clinging closely to Medea, heard their conversation and naturally noticed Hecate. She looked at her and was puzzled.

Hecate stood up, saluted gracefully, and said with a smile, "I am Hecate, daughter of Asteria. It is an honor to meet you, great goddess Demeter."

"So it's you..." Demeter, who was rubbing her face against Medea, nodded slightly, her reaction a little flat.

Demeter naturally had no good feelings towards Hecate, because although she was a good friend of Persephone, she was also the teacher of Medea and Jason.

But it would not be wrong to say that Hecate was the culprit who caused Persephone to go to the underworld and leave her side.

But at this point, Demeter could not be said to have any aversion to Hecate.

Demeter then stood up. After Medea breathed a sigh of relief and glared at Jason with a look of grievance, she frowned slightly and said to Hecate, "Since you are here, it means... you were here when Hermes came a few days ago, right?"

"Yes." Hecate nodded calmly. "I was there... To be precise, it was because of Hermes that I rashly entered your temple without your consent. I hope to gain your understanding here."

While replying, Hecate couldn't help but glance at Jason beside her.

Because according to common sense, Demeter's first reaction when she saw her should be to ask her daughter Persephone whether she was doing well in the underworld.

After all, he is a daughter-con.

but now......

"So... this kid chose you because you came?"

After saying this, Demeter's frown deepened.

Seeing this, Jason naturally knew that Demeter had misunderstood. Just as he was about to explain, Hecate reached out and stopped him.

"You can say that." Hecate smiled and nodded at Demeter. "Although it was not my intention, my coming here did indeed prompt this child to choose me between Hera and me."