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Moreover, these magics not only include long-range magic, but also auxiliary means such as blinding opponents with strong light.

The most important thing is that there is special magic that can heal oneself, strengthen oneself, and give one's body powerful melee capabilities.

Even though Medea's body is very weak, with the blessing of this magic, Medea can also transform into a strongman, or even a strongman wearing armor, and directly fight some monsters!

Apollo did what he said, and his promise was perfectly fulfilled. As long as Medea learns these magic spells, her fighting power will make a qualitative leap!

At this time, Medea, who had finally recovered from the mental interference, suddenly remembered another thing.

"Ah! Morpheus and Artemis, we still have to go save them!"

"We're here." Looking at Medea, who was in a panic and seemed to blame herself for forgetting everything because she was so engrossed in solving the puzzle, Morpheus smiled and waved his hand.

Medea looked towards the direction where the sound came from, and saw Morpheus and Artemis there. She showed an excited look, ran over immediately, and rushed into Morpheus' arms without hesitation.

She was so happy that she hugged him tightly: "Morpheus, you're back!"

"Yes, I'm back, and it's not actually dangerous over there. It's just a closed space." Morpheus smiled and briefly explained to Medea what he had encountered.

Medea was puzzled for a moment after hearing this: "So, the place you are in is just a blocked area, and you two..."

When Medea said this, she realized that Artemis was also holding Morpheus' arm. She widened her eyes slightly, then showed a look of understanding and looked back and forth between the two.

On the other side, Apollo, the owner of the temple, had already quietly walked out, leaving the place to the three people.

Morpheus had already thought of Medea's reaction, and naturally he did not intend to hide it. He took this opportunity to tell Medea what happened between him and Artemis.

I thought the girl would get angry and attack, but to my surprise, she actually nodded. "As expected, I told you that Artemis likes you, and you obviously like the Moon Goddess, so why don't you make a move? You've already eaten me."

"Cough cough cough!" Morpheus couldn't help but cough. He never expected Medea to say that.

"What's so strange about this? Is it necessary to be angry when someone is with the person they like?" Medea asked with some confusion.

Morpheus thought about how Medea had been wary of Artemis in the past, but now she wasn't angry at all, and he became even more confused.

Medea put her hands on her hips and said, "Back then, we were still competitors. Isn't it normal to be wary of others out of fear of losing? If you, Morpheus, accepted Artemis and then said you didn't like me, wouldn't I be doomed?!"

Unable to refute, Morpheus found that what Medea said made so much sense!

"Relax, relax. This is ancient Greece, the ancient Greece of the mythological era. Love was viewed very freely, even more freely than monogamy and polygamy. It was an era where love was allowed in any way, and divorce and remarriage were also allowed."

Morpheus muttered secretly in his heart, and his heart, which had been hanging in the air, finally settled down.

But then, he was grabbed by the other party again and his waist was fiercely grabbed: "You will have a hard time tonight!"

I don’t know who will be defeated first in the end.

Morpheus thought silently, but did not dare to say it out loud.

As a result, Artemis, who was standing by, heard this and immediately shouted, "I'm coming too! I want to come too!"

Listening to this voice, Morpheus looked forward to tonight even more.

It seems that I must study the sexual magic of the Blood Mistress, the great goddess Babalon, tonight!

……

In the ancient Greek region during the Age of Gods, there was a place called Thessaly, close to the sea.

In the coastal area of ​​Thessaly, a man named Cretheus established a kingdom called Iolcus and passed his throne to his son Aeson.

Although Aeson was upright, he was indecisive, which led to the rebellion of the powerful princes of Thessaly under the kingdom. He could only ask his half-brother Pelias for help.

After Pelias helped him quell the rebellion, he was appointed captain of Aeson's guard by Aeson. However, Pelias relied on conspiracy to overthrow Aeson's rule and killed Aeson and his descendants.

When Queen Alcam of Aeson gave birth to her son Diomedes, she called her maids to cry around the baby, as if the baby had died at birth, thus saving the child's life.

Later, in order to prevent the truth from being exposed, Alcamus sent Diomedes to the Centaur Chiron, to be raised by this knowledgeable and powerful Centaur.

Chiron was originally a god, but because he was hit by a poisoned arrow from Hydra, he gave up his immortality in order to escape the pain brought by the poisoned arrow and became a mortal from then on.

However, these cannot obscure the importance of Chiron, because his teachings have influenced many people, such as Hercules, Achilles, etc.

Diomedes spent his childhood on Mount Pelion and was given a new name, Jason.

Under the instruction of Chiron, who had taught many heroes, Jason learned a lot of things, including fighting skills and so on. Eventually, the twenty-year-old Jason left his master and decided to avenge his father and regain the throne.

The elderly Pelias received a cryptic oracle warning him to be careful of people wearing shoes on one foot, but he never understood what it meant.

On this day, Pelias was holding a competition to commemorate his father Poseidon, and Jason happened to arrive in Iolkas. By the Anaurus River, the goddess Hera transformed herself into an old woman and begged Jason to help her cross the river.

Jason carried the other across the river, and even one of his shoes fell into the river and was unable to pick it up.

Hera revealed her true form, praised Jason, and told him that she would support him in regaining the throne.

Jason went to the kingdom. When people saw that he was only wearing one shoe, they told each other. The news reached the ears of King Pelias at that time, which reminded Pelias of the oracle.

Jason went directly to take back the throne and scepter, and even revealed that he was Aeson's son. Although Pelias was frightened, he did not show it on the surface, but instead received Jason.

Jason's request was actually very simple. He only wanted the throne and the scepter. As for the land, including the livestock, they all belonged to Pelias. However, Pelias was obviously unwilling, so he lied and said, "Phrixus's secret marriage requires me to bring peace to his soul. You go to the king of Colchis and get the Golden Fleece. As long as you complete this task, I will give you the throne and scepter."

From then on, in order to achieve this goal, the Argo expedition officially began.

Chapter 37 Medea's Speculations

Hercules, who received the adventure invitation, was preparing things that might be used in this battle, while Morpheus, who heard about this, had already made preparations and was eager to try.

Medea seemed a little confused about the stories of the past that Morpheus told her.

"Isn't Jason a fool?! This was clearly a trick, yet he actually agreed? And that man was the one who killed his father, and not only did he believe it, he even thought that if he could return to the throne and hand over all his land and property to the other party, the other party would be grateful and agree?!"

Obviously, it was not just doubt, but also full of contempt.

"This isn't just a simple brain problem. It's a serious loss of brain power after being hit by something. Maybe it's already necrotic!"

At this point, she even began to doubt another person with whom she had not had a close contact.

"How did his teacher teach him? He only produced someone of this level. Is Chiron really that powerful?!"

Perhaps because she had been with Morpheus for a long time, Medea's attitude towards the gods had changed. Although she still respected the gods she met, she began to question and mock Chiron, who had lost his divinity, without even thinking about it.

Morpheus said helplessly, "Shouldn't you be most worried about your father? Your father is the keeper of the Golden Fleece. If the Golden Fleece is taken away, those who are dissatisfied with your father's rule will have an excuse to rebel."

In response, Medea put her hands on her hips and said, "Don't worry, they can't rebel as long as I'm here!"

It is obvious that Medea is full of confidence in her own strength. Morpheus is a little suspicious. If he disappears now, Medea may become the new ruler of Colchis. With the blessing of Apollo and even a part of Apollo's power, Medea's current strength is definitely extremely strong in ancient Greece.

Not to mention, she is still a priestess of Babalon, possessing the power of the supreme feminine being, and this power is not affected by the source. She is now qualified enough to become a queen.

But then, Medea became confused again: "Why did the Queen of the Gods help Jason? Isn't it just for this one time to carry her across the river? This is obviously just an excuse!"

Morpheus spread his hands and said, "In the past, Pelias and his brothers killed their step-grandmother to save their mother."

Medea frowned: "It's nothing. Even if this person is the bloodline of the Queen of Gods, it's not necessary to really bear a grudge against him..."

Revenge is very normal, and it will not cause trouble.

"It wasn't a big deal originally, but the two of them chased her all the way, and then the step-grandmother ran all the way to Hera's temple to beg for protection. The temple belongs to the gods, and these two guys went in and killed people without even apologizing or anything."

Medea finally understood why Hera was causing trouble.

Pelias was blaspheming the gods and showed no remorse at all. Hera waited so many years to take revenge. I can only say that she was very generous.

In fact, as long as Pelias accepts Jason's advice, there will be no loss!

"I have a feeling that Pelias will suffer a very miserable end because of his greed for power... even though he is Poseidon's child."

At this time, Morpheus was thinking about other things.

If his Greek mythology history was still useful in this world, then the reason why Pelias was able to kill Aeson and seize the throne was because he had the assistance of Zeus. Later, Pelias exiled his half-brother Neleus because Neleus competed with him for the throne.

After being exiled, Neleus fled to Messenia and became the ancestor of the kings of Pylos. He developed very well on his own.

Pelias did govern the country very well, but his greed still led to his eventual destruction. In this situation, Zeus seemed to want to prevent the kingdom from being destroyed, so he secretly replaced it with a suitable king.

But these are no longer important. No matter how much you think about it, you can't change one thing. The Argo expedition is about to begin, and the villain this time is Medea's father.

After all, the god of war Ares clearly made an oracle stating that "As long as the Golden Fleece is there, you are there; without the Golden Fleece, you are finished." Even if Morpheus and others told each other that "even if the Golden Fleece is gone, you are still there," he would certainly not believe it, because that was an oracle!

Thinking of this, Morpheus suddenly muttered, "The God of War didn't kill him according to the oracle...it was just normal life, aging, sickness and death? So he actually took back the power of immortality?"

"What, what? What are you talking about?" Medea immediately came up and asked.

Artemis heard what Morpheus said and smiled slightly: "Your guess might be true!"

"Why maybe?"

"Because I don't know either. Maybe I should ask Ares himself!"

Seeing that Medea still hadn't figured out what the two were talking about, Morpheus told her what he had just thought of. Medea nodded when she heard it, "That's possible. Since it's said that as long as the Golden Fleece is there, my father is there, then as long as my father keeps the Golden Fleece, he won't grow old and die.

"But if God doesn't want such an immortal being to appear, then He's bound to find a way to take back the blessing. This blessing is connected to the Golden Fleece, so as long as the Golden Fleece is taken away, God won't have broken his promise."

Morpheus looked at Medea's calm analysis and complained, "You don't seem to care at all about your father dying of old age..."

"Birth, aging, sickness and death are all normal things!" Medea said with a smile. "Also, although you usually try not to say too much, I can also sense some things."

When Medea said this, her expression became more serious and she looked at Artemis.

"Artemis, I have a question."

Medea rarely called Artemis so formally, after all, they had seen each other naked many times.

So at this moment, she must have some very important thoughts or things in her mind.

"Gods, are you planning to give up on humanity?"

"I don't know!" Artemis shook her head. "I don't pay much attention to this kind of thing, but I'm sure the gods, at least the Greek gods, will not abandon humanity!"

Her assurance was firm and powerful, but just when Medea was wondering if her guess was wrong, Artemis said, "The gods love humans, so sometimes, letting go is necessary, don't you think?"

Medea finally understood that her guess was wrong, but not completely wrong. The gods did not intend to abandon human beings, but intended to let go and let human beings develop on their own.

It’s like the child has finally grown up, and the parents no longer restrict the child, allowing the child to work hard on his own and keep moving forward.

"Although my brother likes to hide what he sees in the future, I still know a little bit!" Artemis said with a smile: "The future belongs to humans, and the future world also belongs to humans! The future does not belong to the gods!"

Medea smiled upon hearing this answer. She looked at Morpheus and shook her head. "As the king of a country, if I remained immortal, I would become the greatest obstacle to the human world. Therefore, this blessing must be taken back."

From then on, everything was explained. Why should the King of Colchis have died after the Golden Fleece was stolen, but he lived to a natural death?

In this story, those who did things beyond the limits of tolerance also met with a tragic end.

Whether it was Jason, Medea, or Pelias, none of them had a truly happy ending.

However, this story has just begun, and at the beginning, the key plot has undergone tremendous changes.

Medea is no longer the girl who waited for Jason in Colchis and fell in love with him at first sight. Now Medea is a magician with rich adventure experience. She has even met the gods, including the goddess of love who originally wanted to control her to fall in love with Jason.

Of course, the most important thing is that this time the Argo is heading to Colchis, and there will be three more people on board.

Morpheus, Medea, and Artemis who is a god!

……

Hercules looked at his sister helplessly. Adventure should be full of opportunities, but also full of dangers. However, if he took his sister and Morpheus on this adventure, there would be no danger at all.

Or rather, it was really dangerous because those guys along the way who could have posed a danger to their group were in danger.

A god actually came down disguised as a human to participate in human adventures!

You, Moon Goddess, play on the ground every day. This is dereliction of duty! !

However, Hercules only dared to think about all this in his mind. Not to mention that Artemis was his sister and was kind to him, he couldn't beat Morpheus, so it was useless to say it out loud.

As for Medea, this witch's magic level is extremely powerful. Her attainments in magic have also increased rapidly during this period. She is much more powerful than the last time she faced the giant. I heard that she even went to slay the dragon later. If there is any crisis along the way, Medea may be able to solve many of them alone.

"Don't worry, I will only show the strength I should show!" Artemis patted Hercules' shoulder and said with a smile.

Morpheus immediately said, "I'm just an ordinary human adventurer. No one knows me, so don't worry about me."

Medea also put on her hood obediently: "I am just an ordinary magician, not a princess of Colchis!"

Hercules looked at the three of them and forced a smile. Three guys pretending to be weak, were they planning to have fun?!

However, he also knew that what Morpheus said was actually correct. People knew about Hercules because he was famous and many of the things he did were known to others. However, although the things Morpheus did were very exaggerated, in fact, very few people knew about it so far.

If the Battle of Gigantes could be known to people in the future, then the killing of Typhon and the special attack against the dragon were things that only the gods knew about until now.

Hercules knew about this because Morpheus came to visit every day. To other people in this world, Morpheus was indeed just an ordinary person, someone they had never even heard of.

However, it was obvious that this guy who pretended to be ordinary might be the strongest fighter on the scene. Even Artemis, the moon goddess, was obviously no match for Morpheus. This was not only because of Hercules' feelings during the last battle with the giants, but also because Morpheus's killing of Typhon this time once again proved this point.

So, several people set off together and went to Mount Pelion. Jason invited many people, many of whom were his classmates when he studied with Chiron. Hercules was naturally also Jason's classmate.

After walking for a few days, they finally arrived at Mount Pelion. As expected, a large number of people had gathered here. Morpheus looked at these people and felt that each of them was a talent.