Because even with the magical pantheon protecting him, the gods of Olympus are nominally the rulers of this world.

According to the division of the magical gods and the Olympian gods, the magical gods are in charge of the magic net and the wizard, but the mortal and mortal kingdoms are still under the jurisdiction of the Olympian gods, even the Aietes. The parents belonged to the Olympian gods before their faces were completely torn apart.

There are some words that any mage can say arbitrarily, but he cannot.

Otherwise, even his parents will be implicated.

Looking at Jason in front of him, Aietes was filled with emotion.

Sometimes, he really envied those mages, and under the protection of the mighty God of mages, he was truly free.

People like him, although possessing the wealth and power that ordinary people envy, often cannot help themselves, worrying about more things that ordinary people cannot reach.

At the same time, he was also keenly aware that the expedition of the Greek heroes in front of him might not be a simple so-called mortal prince seeking heavy treasures in order to regain the throne.

Behind them, there may be the plans of the gods.

The Golden Fleece and his life are being planned by the gods.

And what is the real purpose of the gods?

Is it to fight against him and his parents, against the gods who once ruled the Greek realm, against those remnants of the previous dynasty?

Or do you have a deeper idea, to point at the real owner of this island and protect his magical gods?

Aietes couldn't see through, couldn't figure it out.

But he understands that if the heroes in front of him really follow the will of the gods, then as a king, he must not kill them for no reason.

To do otherwise is to put the handle in the hands of the Olympian gods.

But it is not enough to refuse them to take the golden fleece outright.

Because the other party mentioned the oracle, if he strictly refused, wouldn't that be a violation of the oracle?

After thinking about it, Aietes could only think of one way.

That is towing.

Postpone the time to make a decision, give yourself more time to think, communicate the opinions of the gods and goddesses, and even find an opportunity to discuss with the people at Mystra College - after all, he can't provoke the Olympian gods. , Mystra Academy is not afraid of them.

Thinking of this, his emotions eased, and he said to Jason in front of him.

"Since you also have oracles from the gods of Olympus, I naturally cannot easily disobey the instructions of the gods. But the oracles I received also exist, so I need some time to think and decide how to solve this problem. The question is better. In this case, can you accept it?"

Hearing Aietes' reply, Jason was relieved.

No refusal is fine.

Although Jason was indeed ordered by the gods on this journey, and the construction of the Argo was also aided by the goddess Athena, did the gods really have a clear statement that he must capture the golden fleece?He didn't get a definite answer.

In order to persuade Aietes and refute his remarks about the oracle, Jason could only be in a hurry, using some vague words to imply that Aietes himself had an oracle, and used the oracle to suppress the oracle.

Involving those crew members with the identity of the Son of God is also a strategy for him to pull the flag and take advantage of the situation to suppress people.

Apparently the strategy finally worked.

At least Aietes no longer strictly refused.

In his opinion, as long as the other party is still willing to communicate, then the two sides can talk.

He could very well lure Aietes. If he could become the king of Thessaly, he would naturally be able to compensate Aietes in many ways, and the strength of him and his companions as Argonauts could also help Aiete. used by s.

In short, there is a glimmer of hope for the other party without a single rejection.

Thinking like this, Jason nodded cheerfully: "Of course, Your Majesty Aietes, it is natural for a wise person to think carefully before acting, but when will we be able to get an answer? Come, although the kingdom of Colchis is very beautiful, we cannot stay here for long."

"So, how about tonight?" Aietes thought for a while before making a decision, "I want to ask you to leave temporarily, return to the ship, and gather your companions. Tonight, I will hold a meeting. At the banquet to welcome all distinguished guests, at the banquet, I will announce my decision in public, what do you think?"

Jason naturally wouldn't say anything against it.

For him, an afternoon is not too much.

0749 Dress Up

The Argonauts finally left the palace.

But King Aietes remained deeply concerned about his own fate and that of the kingdom.

He was determined not to let the Argonauts take the Golden Fleece away.

Even if the golden fleece was not at stake with his life, he would not let them take the golden fleece casually.

Otherwise, as the king of a country, if he agrees to any request made by outsiders, he will appear too weak and lose his majesty as a king, which is very detrimental to his rule.

But not letting the Argonauts take the golden fleece would offend the gods of Olympus, which was also the ending he didn't want to see.

After thinking about it, Aietes finally came up with a good idea, which is also a plot that appears in various myths and fairy tales, that is, the test.

Speaking of which, Aietes also got inspiration from Jason's uncle Pelias.

Pelias didn't want Jason to get the throne, but it seemed unreasonable to refuse directly, so he gave Jason an impossible task in the name of the test, so that he could keep his throne without losing It will make you seem unreasonable and inhumane.

Pelias pushed the key to the battle for the throne to himself thousands of miles away and he did not know at all, and Aietes was naturally quite complaining about this.

But Aietes suddenly realized that he could do the same.

Of course, he won't give Jason another task that requires running thousands of miles away.

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