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

As the saying goes, out of sight, out of mind.

For the first time, the gentle and refined Chiron had the idea of driving people away!

"Go out? No!" Jason refused.

"You should leave." Chiron said helplessly: "Your almost non-stop efforts over the past three years have enabled you to complete your transformation.

In today's world, ordinary beasts and monsters can no longer threaten you. It's time for you to leave the mountains."

"No, Mr. Chiron, I'm still young, only sixteen!"

"You just said you're not a child... Then when are you going to come out? You know that even if I teach you now, your progress has become negligible. You've reached a bottleneck."

Chiron covered his forehead, feeling a headache.

"Even if you are very weak, you can still become stronger." Jason said to Chiron with a smile, "I have great confidence in you, Teacher Chiron. As for when I will come out... well, as long as I can defeat Senior Brother Hercules or Senior Brother Theseus, I will come out!"

"Beat them both..." Chiron was speechless.

Even Asclepius beside him rolled his eyes.

There is no need to elaborate on how powerful Hercules was. He was the son of Zeus, the king of gods, one of the greatest heroes in Greece, and almost universally recognized as the strongest hero.

As for Theseus, he is the student with the highest martial arts ability taught by Chiron except for Hercules.

Achilles is not yet born.

Theseus, the future king of Athens, did the most outstanding thing in his life, which was to solve Minos' labyrinth and defeat the Minotaur.

He even almost kidnapped Persephone, the Queen of the Underworld!

Although there are many versions about who his real parents are, one of them is that he is the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea.

Now, Jason, who has studied tirelessly for three years, can be said to be the only one among Chiron's many disciples, except Hercules and Theseus.

Almost no one can defeat him!

Oh, by the way, these two people had already left the mountain a year ago.

Now Jason is almost the strongest student under Chiron.

However, after three years of sleepless time, coupled with his already top-notch talent and invulnerability, it is not surprising that Jason has reached this point.

Finally, Chiron looked at Jason who was grinning at him, turned around with a headache, and left with a sigh.

"You'll make the teacher sick sooner or later."

Asclepius looked at Jason speechlessly.

"How could that be?" Jason replied casually, "Our teacher is a god, and... we have you here, brother. What disease can't you cure? Your medical skills are even better than our teacher's!"

"That's simply because I share that fellow's blood," Asclepius said calmly. "And there's one illness I truly can't cure... Heart disease."

After saying this, Asclepius also left.

Jason looked at his back speechlessly, curled his lips and said, "What do you mean? It's like I'm Teacher Chiron's thorn in his side!"

Just as he finished speaking, Asclepius took two steps and suddenly came back. He was naturally too lazy to chat with Jason, so he stretched out his hand to Jason and said, "Oh, by the way, I'm out of the insomnia potion. Give me a few dozen bottles."

"Dozens... Senior Brother Asclepius, please take it easy."

Jason took out a few bottles of sleepless potion and gave them to him, and said, "You are different from me. I have been taking it because my soul has been tempered by the eternal fire and the power of Hades is almost indestructible and unaffected.

If you continue to do so for more than half a month, it will affect your soul!"

"I see."

Asclepius waved his hand impatiently and left.

Jason watched him leave, then looked at the sky. Thinking it was getting late, he went to the stable in the cave.

"Brother Ma, did you miss me? How have you been this week?"

The Pegasus, which was leisurely wagging its tail, shuddered all over when it saw the smiling Jason. It screamed, stood up and stepped back, looking at him warily.

As Jason made progress in his potion research, he also progressed from initially looking for Pegasus to conduct experiments to actually taking advantage of Pegasus.

Things like Pegasus' tears and Pegasus' wings have left Pegasus with some psychological trauma towards Jason.

If it weren't for Poseidon's order, it would have run away long ago!

In the end, Jason succeeded in getting what he wanted from Pegasus.

After he walked out of the stable and looked at the test tube of Pegasus blood potion and the Pegasus feathers in his hand with satisfaction, Jason looked up at the sky again.

Although it was not completely dark, the shadow of the moon had already appeared in the dusk sky.

So Jason went to a shadowy place and took out the staff again.

Lightly tapping the ground with the staff, the magic circle engraved by Hecate appeared under Jason's feet. Finally, under the protection of the Hades butterflies flying out of the magic circle, Jason disappeared from the human world and skillfully entered the underworld.

Chapter 51: Don’t worry, brother, I will accompany you wherever you go!

underworld,

In the temple of the goddess Hecate, Jason was learning magic under Hecate's guidance.

Hecate sat in a somewhat lazy posture, half of her body leaning on the side of the chair, and her whole body lying on her side, facing the light brought by the sword of Apollo, the god of light, hanging in the hall.

As she sat sideways, her beautiful goddess figure was fully revealed, and her scarlet eyes stayed on Jason who was drawing a magic circle in front of her.

He yawned from time to time.

"Teacher Hecate, please be more serious..."

Jason looked helpless as he looked at the teacher goddess who was like a lazy cat.

As for Hecate, Jason didn't know what to say to her.

Sometimes she looks graceful and noble like a goddess, but sometimes she looks lazy and casual.

Sometimes he is casual and doesn't care about anything, but sometimes he is gentle and patient.

"Seriously?...I want to be serious too."

Hecate lazily replied to Jason: "But my disciple, you can't blame the teacher if you can't do it yourself.

When you are able to do it and persist longer, come and see the teacher."

"Hold on a little longer... Can't you just take it slow, Teacher?"

Jason said helplessly, "You crammed everything in without giving me time to adapt, and you did it so quickly. Of course I can't do it."

"But Medea can do it." Hecate looked at Jason and said, "Look at your sister, she is so capable."

"She's still my senior sister... and she's a genius, and I'm not."

Jason scoffed and said, “Teacher, you should know that we cannot generalize between people.

Besides, my sister and senior sister are different from me, they are not human beings!"

"You are not human."

Medea, who was wearing a purple dress, came back at some point and just heard Jason saying bad things about her. She couldn't help but hit Jason on the head with the staff in her hand.

Well... the main reason was that Jason was taller than him, so he could only hit him with a staff.

Jason turned his head to look at Medea.

The fourteen-year-old girl still looks a bit childish on her face, but overall she looks like a graceful and elegant princess.

Medea during this period should have been a simple, pure girl who was loved by everyone.

It is a pity that there are unforeseen circumstances in the sky, and people have good and bad luck.

Under Jason's influence day and night, Medea was no longer pure, she had been defiled.

"Teachers, what are you talking about?" Medea came over, sat next to Hecate, and helped her comb the hair that was scattered casually on her shoulders.

"Tell me about this idiot's progress in learning magic." Hecate pinched Medea's face and said, "You're really good in this regard. I stuffed everything into you, and you digested it all in a few days. You can graduate now.

But he...never mind, he can't last."

Hearing this, Jason retorted indignantly: "Nonsense! I'm very durable. I haven't slept in three years!"

"Then do you dare to spend three days and three nights with me?" Hecate said with a smile, her eyes slightly tilted.

"...Ahem, sister, I seem to have run out of the insomnia potion. Can you make me some more?"

Medea laughed as she saw Jason trying seriously to change the subject.

Jason was also helpless about this. Spend three days and three nights together?

Then you will be squeezed dry!

Who knew that learning magic was comparable to advanced mathematics, and the higher the level of magic, the more calculations needed.

Making a potion feels like doing a chemistry experiment, and learning magic feels like learning mathematics.

Gan!

There is definitely something wrong with this world!

"Isn't it because the magic is too complicated..."

"It's complicated, isn't it?" Hecate looked at Medea.

Medea tilted her head.

Is there? ...No.

"...I sense deep malice from you!"

"Still malicious... In these three years, your sister's senior sister could have graduated." Hecate sighed softly, "And I've been tempering your soul with the infernal fire, but now you can only barely grasp the basics... And you still say you're capable of this?"

Jason looked up at the sky and decided to ignore Hecate.

I remember saying that in the current world, whether it is the gods or most heroes, they all focus on training their bodies and practicing archery, swordsmanship and other combat skills.

It advocates developing one's own potential.

This is also the reason why the most awesome beings are either gods or demigod heroes.

Hecate originally took Jason in for experiments, to test the magic she had developed, which was an extraordinary power that could be exerted without the need for divine power.