Type-Moon, there are too many myths that defy the heavens!

Could it be that... you've been fed dog food and flash bombs by other goddess girlfriends before, so you've been swearing to fight back?

Or, as a goddess, do you also like to show off in front of others?

Faced with Ariadne's words, Ash was speechless.

After much thought, Ash had no choice but to use the strongest Japanese tactics to reason with and appeal to the love-sick goddess of wisdom with his emotions.

"Ariadne... I know you're eager to make your happiness known to the world."

Ash said with a stern expression, "But you don't want any more gods to come between us...right?"

"what!"

Seeing her beloved mention this, Ariadne finally came to her senses and nodded repeatedly, saying, "I really... almost forgot about this..."

"If you don't want to show up, then don't show up."

The goddess of wisdom, having regained her sanity, smiled and said, "As long as we can live a good life, even if we have to wander around the world and hide our identities, it's fine."

"In that case..."

After convincing the big boss to let him go, Ash quickly moved forward with his plan. "When we get off the car later, I'll put on my hood and get on as Hercules's follower. How about that?"

"Ah I?"

"Don't!"

Hercules looked at Ash with horror, shaking his head as he pointed at him. "I'm fine being your follower, but how can I let you be my follower?"

"You are tall and the most famous."

Ash said, "If you don't cover for me, who will?"

"I choose Asterios!"

Hercules immediately pointed to the well-behaved boy beside him and recommended him, "He's taller than me and more suitable for this job!"

Damn Hercules, not to mention you were just watching from the side, how dare you use the innocent calf as a scapegoat?

You have to do this stress-resistant work!

"You're a great hero who has completed four trials. Of course you're more famous!"

"It's your job to attract attention!"

Ash didn't give Hercules any room to refute and directly said, "Please help me, I will take the blame."

"Ah, but... this..."

"I believe in Ash, and I believe in what Ash believes in Hercules."

Hercules wanted to say something, but Ariadne looked at him with a smile on her face. "Thank you for your help, great hero of Greece."

"Ah this..."

Facing his sister's gaze, Hercules was speechless and lowered his head helplessly and said, "Okay... let me take the lead."

Seeing the strongest man in Greece being humiliated in front of his sister, Ash's pent-up dissatisfaction disappeared for the most part, and he felt much more refreshed.

Hahaha, Hercules, you have come to this day?

Sure enough, Nagato is right. Only by sharing the pain can everyone recognize and empathize with each other!

Hehehe, look, I'm going to drag all of you beasts down with me and bury you with me!

"Heroes, we have arrived."

Just as Ash was letting himself go, Chiron's voice came from outside the car, "We've arrived at Pagase Coast."

"Oh, isn't this Mr. Chiron?"

Just as Chiron finished speaking, a rather frivolous, even noisy voice came from not far away, "Will you also come aboard the Argo and lend me a hand?"

"It seems Jason has arrived."

Ash quickly put on his hood and took the opportunity to pull his hands out of Ariadne's arms. Facing the goddess's dissatisfied eyes, he defended himself, "We're going outside soon. It's not good to tug at us."

"Well……"

Ariadne couldn't find a suitable reason to fight back, so she could only purse her lips and mutter, "It's all Jason's fault... I will definitely get back at him..."

I am such a petty goddess!

Everyone listened to the goddess' rather petty words, and began to get off the car one after another, pretending that they had not heard anything.

As for Ash... although he was also happy about Jason's arrival, he did not speak for him.

Of course, this doesn't mean that he wants to trick Jason.

He was just very clear that if he spoke well of Jason to the goddess now, it would probably have the opposite effect.

therefore.

"Come on, Jason! My future life depends on you, Captain!"

After praying for Jason in his heart, Ash arranged the order of appearance: "Castor, Pollux, and Helen go out first, then Asterios and Ariadne, and finally Hercules, and me... Is that okay?"

Everyone had different expressions, but they finally nodded and left the carriage one by one.

As the heroes appeared, Jason, who had done his homework, immediately called out their names to build momentum for the heroes.

"The Dioscuri twins of Sparta, and the legendary Princess Helen?"

Jason smiled and said, "It's been a long time~"

"Are you... Prince Asterios of Crete?"

Looking at Asterios's nearly three-meter tall figure, Jason smiled and patted his thigh, boasting, "You are indeed tall and strong. It's reassuring!"

"Oh, Ya...uh..."

Jason looked at the trumpet of the goddess of wisdom with some embarrassment, "Your Highness Ariadne, the most holy princess of Crete, are you here too?"

Ariadne smiled kindly and said, "Can't I come?"

"Absolutely, it's easy!"

Jason immediately showed a happy expression and shouted, "It is an honor to have your help, Jason!"

"Tsk..."

Ariadne clicked her tongue unhappily and boarded the boat she had built. "I'll spare you this time..."

After receiving the goddess' trumpet, Jason wiped the sweat from his forehead in frustration. He then looked at the hero, who was slightly smaller than Asterios but more eye-catching than him, and said admiringly: "Hercules, I finally see the living legend!"

"I'm not a legend..."

Hercules patted Jason on the shoulder and said earnestly, "You should take care of the people behind you."

"The one behind?"

Jason looked at Asclepius standing behind Hercules and said in disbelief, "Isn't this my classmate Asclepius? It's been a long time since we last met."

"Asclepius?"

Hercules complained, "Is this the only guy you see?"

"correct."

Jason said in disbelief, "He's the only one behind you."

"what?"

Hercules quickly turned around and looked at Asclepius behind him, saying in disbelief, "Where's my brother-in-law... 'Servant'?"

"Uh……"

Asclepius spread his hands and said helplessly, "If I say he was blown away by the wind... would you believe me?"

"What did you say?"

Hercules grabbed Asclepius's shoulders and shook him violently, saying, "Don't joke with our lives!"

"But he was really blown away by the wind."

Asclepius complained, "Let's not talk about my life for now, but I certainly can't joke with yours."

Faced with Asclepius's overly abstract answer, Hercules fell silent.

"...You are a demigod after all, right?"

Hercules thought for a moment and said, almost pleadingly, "Even if you can't see the true form of that gust of wind, you can at least sense a hint of its message, right?"

"Uh……"

Asclepius thought for a moment and said, "I think I smell... my aunt?"

"aunt……"

Heracles listened to the clues provided by Asclepius and couldn't help but complain, "You have so many aunts, how can I know which one you are talking about?"

Asclepius spread his hands and said helplessly: "The aunt I didn't specify clearly refers to the one I'm closest to."

"The one closest to me..."

Hercules' eyes darkened, and he said awkwardly, "You're not talking about...my elder sister...Artemis?"

"Um……"

Asclepius nodded and said, "It should be her."

"Great, it's Artemis…we're done."

Greece's strongest hero had already foreseen the terrifying future that was clearly revealed, a future intertwined with two... three... four... or even more goddesses, and smiled with relief.

……

Argo, in a room dedicated to the believers of the goddess of the moon and hunting.

Ash looked at the beautiful female hunter in front of him with white hair, blue eyes, furry white animal ears, and a body with amazing curves. His facial expression was extremely wonderful.

Oh my god, isn’t this my wife with Link4, 1600~3200 ATK, who can withstand four strange effects and will be defeated by the little green pile and split?

...Wait, I didn’t travel to the monster world of Yu-Gi-Oh, so how could I see the Divine Bow’s wife?

"really."

The female hunter who looked like the time traveler's wife smiled and said, "Ash, you like me like this, right?"

Hearing that extremely familiar voice, Ash couldn't hold it in any longer.

Oh shit, why is it you, Artemis?

39

Chapter 39: Sister, you actually used my tricks against me?

"What's wrong Artemis? Why are we doomed?"

"Hey, Hercules, why are you looking so dead?"

Still in a state of confusion, Jason, who had been trying to pretend to be a passerby and boast about being the strongest, most powerful, and most close classmate, was stunned when he saw his good brother's face full of sadness, as if he had seen some horrible future.

Seeing that Hercules was disabled, Jason quickly looked at Asclepius, who was still conscious with a bright look in his eyes.

Then he discovered that his classmate, who had the most superb medical skills and would not let go of the scalpel even when sleeping, actually missed the opportunity to operate on Hercules at this moment. Instead, he looked at the sky with a blank face. He immediately realized the danger of the matter.

"What on earth is going on? Are you trying to scare me to death by being so silent?"

With this thought in mind, Jason shook Asclepius's shoulders vigorously. "Tell me what happened?"

"Uh……"

Asclepius regained consciousness after being shaken violently by Jason, and looked at the captain who had undertaken the overall project of this great adventure, and found a way to cure Hercules' hysteria.

"Jason... If I remember correctly, you are the captain, the person with primary responsibility for the Argo?"

Asclepius placed his hand on Jason's shoulder and sighed, "I would like to ask you to withdraw from the Argo. Will you agree?"

Hearing the key words such as "quit" and "first responsible person", Hercules, who had been down, suddenly woke up, put his big hand on his friend's other shoulder, and started reminiscing about the past.

"Captain, I also want to withdraw from this sea expedition."

"If all the heroes leave, who will protect Greece?"

Hercules said solemnly, "The glory of sailing is left to you, and the hard work of protecting Greece is left to me!"