Type-Moon, I heard that after death, you can ascend to the Throne of Heroes?

Even in the clear sky, there were a few flashes of thunder!

Chapter 6 Moon God: Believers don’t matter, the promise is mine! (k)

Goddess Athena, why have you made Queen Hera angry again?

I looked up subconsciously and listened to the thunder flashing in the sky, but Nuoyan was unexpectedly indifferent, because I was really used to it.

But he didn't even think about who it was all because of from the beginning to the end.

"Honorable Queen Hera, I am here to fulfill my promise to you." Holding the pure white feather paintbrush, Nuoyan said to Hera.

Hearing this, Hera came back to her senses and quickly calmed herself down, returning to her usual noble and beautiful image of the queen. After all, this was in front of her most beloved believers.

Although her image was completely shattered a long time ago.

"However, you may have to wait a few days because I need to do something to bring glory to you, Queen Hera."

Nuoyan paused for a moment before smiling at Hera and saying, "Because Queen Hera, you once said that when I presented the painting to you, you hoped that moment would be the same as the night when Artemis, the moon goddess, saw you."

"I thought about it for a long time and finally chose glory."

When Hera heard Nuoyan say this, she was stunned and recalled their first meeting.

Queen Hera cast her eyes on Nuoyan. At first it was because of a misunderstanding. She mistook Nuoyan for Jason mentioned by the goddess of fate, the person who would bring her glory.

But later on, Nuoyan did become the person who brought her glory...although unknowingly, that number expanded a bit too much.

"So I need to fight a battle. This time I will truly defeat a monster and bring glory to you, Queen Hera."

In the ancient Greek Age of Gods, battle = offering to the gods = glory, and in fact to this day, Nuoyan has never experienced a decent crusade.

Even the hunt for the Calydonian boar ended with gifts from Athena.

If I had to say, catching Pegasus was the closest I had ever come.

"Child, haven't you always brought me glory until now?" Hera answered with a smile when she heard it.

Not only that, there were also several more believers who prayed devoutly every day, such as the river goddess Aegina and the princess Io...

I always feel like something is a little weird!

"This is different." Nuoyan shook his head and said to the Queen Hera: "My beloved goddess, please look at me, look at your believers, and give you glory."

When Hera heard this, she hesitated for a while, but after looking into Nuoyan's clear emerald eyes, she finally sighed and agreed.

In fact, such glory should be achieved at the end of the Golden Fleece's journey, because that would be the most perfect.

At the destination where the gods were watching, Nuoyan waved his brush and painted a picture for the Argo and the heroes.

It could be at dawn or sunset, when the heroes gather together, laughing loudly and drinking heartily.

At that moment they completed the trial and returned with glory.

The rough sea reflected their shadows, and the sun shone on the sea, creating spreading ripples.

The most noble goddess in ancient Greece, Hera, stood in the distance, gazing at them majestically and tenderly.

However, after having been in contact with the gods for such a long time, and with his understanding of Hera, Nuoyan has long understood that these gods have very short patience.

And Nuoyan was also looking forward to it. When he got the paintbrush, even if he had not made a vow with Hephaestus, he would probably choose to paint the sky full of gods.

The Pegasus, which had almost become invisible from eating so much grass, finally spread its silver wings again and flew into the sky with its promise under the watchful eyes of the goddesses Hera and Hestia.

"You don't look very happy, Hera." Then the beautiful pink-haired goddess Hestia said to Hera, who was standing beside her with a worried look on her face, with some confusion.

After all, this is an honor presented to her, so logically it shouldn't be allowed.

"Sister Hestia, that child has accomplished many miracles so far and even shocked the gods many times, but in battle..."

Hera hesitated and gave Hestia a wry smile.

Hestia also reacted instantly and asked curiously, "Could it be that up to now, the child has never experienced a decent battle... Has Athena never prepared for him?"

"Athena personally stepped in to help the child defeat the monster." Hera replied calmly.

Hestia was silent for a moment.

"Are you all...a little too fond of that child?"

"But it's not hard to understand. Looking at him, I'm really worried that he will be blown down by a gust of wind one day... If that's the case, wouldn't it be enough to stop him?" Hestia said, looking at Hera in confusion.

"Sister, you've only known him for a short time, so you don't know." Hera smiled helplessly and said, "Although the child looks easy to talk to, he is actually surprisingly persistent. Once he decides on something, no matter how difficult it is, he will take on the challenge."

"As for Sister Demeter's matter, we were all watching him at the time, and if he only needed to step back, or even accidentally fall, we would have taken action in an instant and taken over the marriage, but..."

Hera sighed helplessly again.

But Hestia rolled her eyes at her and said, "Why do I feel like you're not complaining, but showing off to me? If you think such a cute child is troublesome and don't want it anymore, then give it to me. I don't mind!"

"Impossible, don't even think about it!" Hera answered Hestia excitedly, and immediately looked at her with vigilance.

This made Hestia feel angry and amused. She said, "Okay, I'm just teasing you. Hera, when did you become so annoying?"

Hera was silent for a while, then replied faintly: "I have heard such words more than once. First it was Athena, then it was the goddess Themis, then it was sister Demeter, and even Hephaestus now..."

Hera did not continue.

At the beginning, I said I was not interested in him!

Hestia didn't know what to say when she heard this. She even felt sorry for Hera for a moment, although it was only for a moment.

"Well, Hera, do you think that child can keep his promise to you?"

"Of course." Hera answered directly, her amber eyes staring at the direction where Tiankongnuoyan left. Although there was some worry in her eyes, there was more of pride.

"Because he is my believer, and...he is the promise!"

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Soon after bidding farewell to the goddess,

"Brother Ma, do you know where the goddess Athena is now?"

Nuoyan patted Pegasus' head and asked.

In fact, Nuoyan is not without targets. After all, there are many famous monsters in ancient Greece, such as the nine-headed Hydra, the Minotaur, the monster named lightning, and the Sphinx with a human face and a lion body.

However, Nuoyan is now used to asking Athena for such things.

Tianma shook his head and tilted his head to glance at Nuoyan. If it could speak, it would really like to ask Nuoyan if he really didn't notice that Hades' helmet was missing.

"Forget it, if that's the case, let's just wait for Goddess Athena to appear." Nuoyan thought about it and felt that there was no need to be too anxious.

After all, it's Athena, she will appear when she smells the scent.

What he didn't expect was that time passed and it was night.

When Nuoyan lit a bonfire in the woods, Tianma squatted down, and he leaned on it and fell asleep, Athena did not appear.

However, he didn't see Athena, but Nuoyan did see another... no, three other goddesses.

Pegasus looked up at the thread of fate falling from the sky, pulling the promise together, and felt that his master was really busy. He had just left the temple of Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, and had to meet so many gods in one day, and the most important of them were goddesses!

So in the ancient temple of destiny woven by the threads of fate, Nuoyan opened his eyes. After a moment of pause, Nuoyan already knew where he was.

Then, just as he was preparing to stand up skillfully, even with a smile on his face, ready to greet the lovely and petite white-haired goddess.

"Atropos, go!"

The voice of the sickly second sister Lachesis was heard.

The next second, Nuoyan found that his hands and feet were being held down.

He blinked, not knowing what was going on, and then he saw the angry Lachesis appear in his sight. Even the emotionless eldest sister Atropos seemed to be looking at Nuoyan angrily at this moment.

"Um... Goddess Lachesis, Goddess Atropos, what is this?"

Faced with the doubtful promise, the two goddesses of fate did not respond, but just looked at Clotho who was standing on the other side.

"Sister, what are you waiting for? Come on!"

Then the petite goddess of fate appeared in Nuoyan's sight.

She walked barefoot to the head, and under Nuoyan's blinking gaze, she also pouted and looked very angry.

Then she raised the crystal ball in her hand high up. The crystal ball that contained Nuoyan's fate, under the expectant gaze of her two sisters, dropped it heavily... and rubbed Nuoyan's head.

"Huh, do you know you're wrong now?!" Then, Kloto asked Nuoyan with a serious face.

She didn't notice at all that the eyes of her two sisters beside her had lost their luster.

We discussed the punishment for so long, and this is the result.

That's it? !

"Forget it, it's boring." Lachesis gave up the promise depressedly.

Seeing this, Atropos also let him go.

Nuoyan lay on the ground of the Temple of Destiny in a daze, not knowing what was going on at all.

Seeing that both sisters had let go of Nuoyan, Cloto looked at Nuoyan who was still lying on the ground and whispered, "Hurry up and get up."

Nuoyan blinked, looked at the petite and cute goddess of fate in front of him, and couldn't help laughing: "Well... I can't get up, goddess, please pull me up."

As soon as he finished speaking, Lachesis on the side immediately looked at Nuoyan with contempt.

Upon hearing this, Kloto subconsciously looked at his two sisters, and found that they were all looking at him, so he turned around and ignored them.

But after taking two steps, he came back, lowered his head, gently grabbed Nuoyan's hand, and pulled him up.

"Hey, Atropos, did you see that? From now on, the status of our two sisters will be lower than that of an outsider." As she said this, Lachesis coughed twice.

Atropos nodded, and even though she had no emotions, she also expressed her approval.

Clotho lowered his head even more. Nuoyan, who had stood up, could not help but protect her and change the subject to the two of them, saying, "Goddess Lachesis, Goddess Atropos, may I ask what just happened?"

"The fate of the goddess Demeter... Don't say you don't know how much trouble you have brought us!" Lachesis glared at Nuoyan unhappily.

Nuoyan reacted naturally when he heard it, that was countless threads of fate.

After he came to his senses, he looked at the petite goddess of fate who was standing beside him with her head down, and who had just pretended to punish him.

I can’t take it anymore, she’s so cute, I really want to pick her up, what should I do!

"There is one more thing, about Pegasus." Atropos, who was standing by, suddenly said in an emotionless voice: "In its original destiny, it was conquered by Bellerophon with the help of the goddess of wisdom."

"You have experienced Hades and Persephone, so you know that fate is irresistible. Therefore, the Chimera, which was originally killed by Bellerophon, has now naturally fallen on you."

In ancient Greek mythology, the hero Bellerophon conquered the Pegasus, and later, with the help of the Pegasus, he defeated the monster Chimera that desolated the earth.

This is a story that has been mentioned before.

So what happened to this hero later?

He became more and more arrogant because of his heroic achievements, and even felt that he could be on par with the gods, so he ordered Pegasus to take him to Mount Olympus.

As a result, he was abandoned by Athena and Pegasus was given back his freedom.

The Pegasus then threw the man off his body and onto the ground.

Out of mercy, he didn't throw him to death, but only broke his leg.

But because of this, Bellerophon no longer had the face to tell others his name.

He hid from place to place, and finally lived in seclusion in an uninhabited place, spending the rest of his life in worry.

When Nuoyan heard what Atropos said, he realized the hidden meaning and was stunned.

The second sister Lachesis spoke up, pretending to complain with a smile:

"Aren't you going to offer glory to Hera? Here it is, for you... Oh, it's so hard to be a sister like me. Not only do I have to help a bad guy clean up the mess, but even the punishment that was promised to help us vent our anger turned out to be a lie!"

When Cloto heard this, he turned around, holding the crystal ball, and didn't want to pay attention to her.

Nuoyan was silent for a while, then he smiled, looked at them sincerely, and said, "Thank you."

"No need to thank me, just thank the one who doesn't even want a sister anymore." Lachesis rolled her eyes, looking very resentful.

However, anyone who has been working overtime until now, and most importantly, has not finished the overtime yet, would definitely be resentful.

"Sister!" Kloto finally couldn't help but called out softly.

"Okay, okay, I won't say any more. Oh, your life is miserable, right, Atropos." Pretending to look miserable, Lachesis leaned on Atropos and said.