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

After saying this, Jason slipped away...

After going around and resolving the matter, Jason returned to Hecate's temple, massaging Hecate's shoulders here and legs there.

"Alright, alright!"

Hecate felt amused and pushed Jason away, saying, "If you want to go see your teacher Hephaestus, go ahead. I won't stop you!"

"Well...then teacher, can you stop being angry?"

"I'm not angry. Why should I be angry?" Hecate said lightly, picking up the divine fruit beside her.

Seeing this, Jason hurried forward to peel the skin and feed it to Hecate. Even Cerberus, who was watching from the side, couldn't stand her flattering look!

"Then teacher, I'm leaving?"

Jason said cautiously to Hecate.

"Well, go ahead." Hecate ate the fruit and said vaguely: "We have sent tribute to Artemis and Hephaestus, and now we have sent tribute to Tartarus.

And now I can't even see the shadow of the tribute... As a result, a heartless person came back after only two days and is thinking of running away again.

Why should I be angry? I am not angry, not angry."

Jason's mouth twitched slightly when he saw Hecate speaking so calmly.

Then he looked at the Pegasus Cerberus beside him for help.

As soon as their eyes met, the horse and the dog turned their heads away instantly.

As for those puppets, they are not as advanced as those in the Temple of Hephaestus. They are puppets with only bodies but no human form.

"Then...Teacher, tell me what you want." Jason felt a headache and said helplessly to Hecate: "Tell me, even if it is the stars in the sky, I, your student, will pick them for you!"

"Why didn't you ask what the gods wanted when you gave them tribute?" Hecate said in a calm tone.

"Teacher, how about I give myself to you?"

"do not want!"

Hecate said, finishing her meal of the divine fruit and standing up.

She reached out and pinched Jason's face, who had already turned seventeen and grown taller than her before she knew it, and then left.

After Hecate left, Cerberus came over and said, "I think you too have already given tribute to so many gods, so one more tribute to Hecate wouldn't be too bad, right?

It's a shame that the goddess Hecate always thinks of you and dotes on you so much!"

"I also think you're wrong." Cerberus, who had regained his composure, said calmly, "Apart from anything else, it would be embarrassing for Goddess Hecate, as so many gods have received your tribute.

But your first teacher, the goddess Hecate, got nothing.

This is enough to make you a laughing stock among the gods. I have even heard rumors that you are not Hecate's child at all, but Athena's..."

"It's not that I don't want to give a tribute to Teacher Hecate, but I really don't know what to give."

Jason also replied helplessly: "You all know my teacher. She is not interested in anything else and is devoted to her research."

"I have a feeling that she would be happy with whatever you give her, since you are her student," Cerberus continued calmly.

"I know, but that's why I don't know what to give her." Jason said helplessly, "Because I don't want to give the teacher something worse than others, so it's hard to think of what to give her..."

"You take it too seriously, so you feel like you can't give anything away?" Cerberus said thoughtfully.

Jason nodded.

In fact, it was because of this that he had never known what kind of tribute to offer to Hecate.

Other gods are all targeted, and most of them are sent out under the guidance of Athena.

As for the tribute to Tartarus, that was a complete accident...

The tribute to Hephaestus was so quick because it only took a little observation to know what Hephaestus wanted.

But what Hecate said... Jason actually always thought that giving himself to her was a good idea.

But the problem is that I’ve given it to her twice and she doesn’t want it either. It’s so frustrating!

Cerberus understood what was going on, but after thinking about it for a while, he felt it was troublesome, so he simply stopped thinking about it.

When he asked Jason where he was going, he learned that it was Olympus. He immediately lost interest and ran off to play by himself.

Jason wandered around in the temple for a long time, and finally had no choice but to say goodbye to Hecate loudly, and said that he would be back soon, then left with the Pegasus.

As soon as Jason left, Hecate came back.

When Cerberus saw Hecate coming back, he immediately regretted not following her.

Just when Cerberus was trembling and thought he had to bear Hecate's wrath alone.

Soon Cerberus was surprised to find that Hecate was not angry at all, but was humming a little tune... The tune was the same tune that Jason usually played with his harp, and she seemed to be in a very good mood.

Cerberus was confused for a moment, because Hecate, your student Jason... ran away!

The reason is actually very simple. The gods don't care about tributes at all. After all, as great gods, they can get nothing.

Therefore, all they care about is the intention.

Although Jason did not offer anything to Hecate, his reaction fully revealed his feelings.

Hecate, who had been observing and laughing secretly, naturally would not be angry.

As for what the gods were competing with and showing off, Hecate didn't care that much.

She also knew that Jason would eventually offer tribute to her, and the longer she waited, the better tribute he would prepare for her.

So if that’s the case, why did Hecate pretend to be angry and leave... Well, this story started three years ago.

Three years ago, it wasn't just the goddess Athena who had awakened to her evil taste for Jason.

Hecate has actually awakened as well!

The Greek gods, because they have seven emotions and six desires and understand joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness, still have destiny, are still trapped by love, and do bad things for their own benefit.

Therefore, the Greek gods not only pampered their favorite children, but also played with them.

The Greek gods are really troublesome...

Chapter 4: Teacher Chiron, I'm going to die! (k)

"Teacher Chiron, I seem to be facing a difficult problem concerning my life and death. If I don't handle it well, I might... be gone!"

When Jason left the underworld on Pegasus, he did not immediately go to the goddess Hephaestus, the goddess of craftsmen.

Instead, he came to the place where the Centaur sage Chiron lived.

The Centaur sage Chiron taught many Greek heroes. It can be said that in the entire glorious Greek heroic story, eighty percent of the great heroes were his great mentors.

He was Jason's first teacher in the true sense.

Chiron was somewhat accustomed to Jason's frequent visits and thought he was just coming to play, so he prepared tea.

He was immediately shocked by Jason's extremely serious words.

"About your life or death..."

Chiron opened his eyes wide and looked at Jason in disbelief.

Chiron knew that Jason's body had been strengthened by Hades' water, his soul had been tempered by Hades' fire, and he had been guided by Athena's wisdom.

And most importantly, Chiron knew Jason's character very well, so he always felt that even if the world was destroyed, his student would still be alive and well...

"What the hell is going on with Jason?"

So Chiron stood up and said to Jason in a very serious tone, "What happened?"

"Yes, Mr. Chiron, this is actually mainly related to my other two teachers, and also to Goddess Athena and the others."

Jason sighed softly, and Chiron, with his eyes widening, said, "Teacher Chiron, you also know that I later became Hephaestus's disciple, right?

Actually, the thing is this…”

Jason then briefly recounted to Chiron what had happened recently.

Chiron was listening very seriously, thinking that something terrible was going to happen, which actually involved three goddesses.

And these three are all extraordinary goddesses!

But gradually...Chiron's serious expression gradually became strange...and his expression as he looked at Jason became more and more strange.

"That's the way it is, Mr. Chiron."

After Jason finished speaking, he took a sip of the tea on the table and continued to complain to Chiron: "Teacher Chiron, what do you say I should do now?"

"So what you're talking about, the matter concerning your life and death, is actually..." Chiron's mouth twitched slightly, a few dark lines appeared on his forehead. He said, "It's actually about the love for those three goddesses. Do you think it's too heavy?"

"Yes, Mr. Chiron!"

Jason nodded and said with a pained look on his face, “Teacher Hecate was never interested in these things originally, but recently, it seems that Teacher Hephaestus has aroused her fighting spirit and she has become more and more radical.

Goddess Athena... Oh, I won't say anything more. She is really terrible. She actually dug such a big hole for me to jump into. I have no choice but to jump now!

Teacher, it’s so hard for me, it’s really so hard…”

Jason raised his head and said to Chiron, who was speechless at the moment, with an extremely expectant look: "Teacher Chiron, you must have a way, right? There must be a way to help me get through this difficult time, right?

You must save me. If you don't save me, I don't think I'll be able to come to see you soon!"

"Is it really that scary?" Chiron was so angry that he laughed. He said to Jason with a wry smile, "Being loved by a goddess is something that ordinary people can't envy. It is a great blessing..."

"No, Mr. Chiron, you don't understand!"

Jason interrupted Chiron and said to him in a very serious tone: "Women are troublesome, let alone goddesses!

Teacher Chiron, you must help me. Teacher, you know everything, so you must also know how to deal with goddesses!"

Jason looked at Chiron expectantly.

Chiron smiled unnaturally and said, "I don't think I know how to do this... But I can teach you how to please the gods.

As for how to deal with this kind of love...sorry, I don’t know how.”

"No way." Upon hearing this, Jason suddenly felt that his future was bleak. He said in despair, "Then I'm dead... It's over, it's over. Shouldn't I prepare a coffin for myself as soon as possible?"

"I say, do you need to be so scared?" Chiron looked at Jason, who was loved by the gods, and felt powerless all over.

Most of his disciples were thinking about how to gain the love of God.

His disciple, on the other hand, obviously received so much love, and the gods who loved him the most were all extraordinary.

But he was not happy at all, it was as if the world was coming to an end.

No, if the world really ended, he probably wouldn't be that desperate...

"Teacher, it seems you really don't understand anything." Jason said to Chiron with a wry smile, "Well, let me give you a small example.

Suppose one day, three respected goddesses, Teacher Hecate, Teacher Hephaestus and Teacher Athena, came to me with a golden apple and asked me to share it with them.

What do you think I should do?

"Isn't it enough to divide it fairly and justly?"

Chiron said confusedly.

Jason sighed deeply and said, “Hecate and Hephaestus are my teachers. As their student, they are special, not to mention that I am also Hecate’s child.

So when dividing the fruits, in their minds, I should actually give them more.

Therefore, dividing it equally is not the right choice at all, just like the goddess Athena!

But if I give them more points and give less points to Goddess Athena, what would Goddess Athena, who has always guided me with wisdom, think?

Similarly, even if the points were the same, Goddess Athena wouldn't be happy, because she helped me just as much as the two teachers did...

Now, Teacher Chiron, do you understand?"

Jason said to Chiron with a look of despair, "I cannot divide it into three parts, and it is impossible for me to treat them equally.

And even if I really do make it fair, they will only feel dissatisfied, because they are goddesses... They are goddesses, Teacher Chiron!"

Chiron was stunned, taking in Jason's words.

Because he...can't refute it!