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

The belt of war from Ares, the god of war, and the blood power given by Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, allow Jason to almost unscrupulously ignore the resistance set up by the gods on the cliff.

"My God!"

"He, he surpassed, surpassed Lord Theseus' record?!"

"Not only that, he hasn't stopped yet... Could it be, could it be?!"

Perhaps he realized that he was about to witness the arrival of a historic moment.

More and more people held their breath, watching the object getting closer and closer to the top of the mountain, and gradually turning into a small ant within their sight. It was a scene that could only be seen by looking very carefully and intently.

And finally, after more than half a year... no, for Fufusis, many years had passed, pushing the boulder as a punishment.

Today, it finally came to an end.

Phocis looked at Jason disappearing on the top of the mountain and tears could not help but flow down his face. From today on, he was finally free.

And the crowd below, after a brief silence, erupted into a heated discussion. The excited crowd was discussing the history they had witnessed!

But all of this has nothing to do with the young man who reached the top of the mountain.

It was not until many, many years had passed, when one hero after another came to the top of the mountain, that the world knew who the mysterious hero was.

Know the name of the first hero, forever engraved on the mountaintop,

Jason.

And just as Jason reached the top of the mountain, the sound of the harp that had been playing all day disappeared...

The goddess Athena, dressed in a white dress, put down the silver harp in her hand.

She gave Jason, who had reached the top of the mountain, a beautiful smile.

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Chapter 3: Athena, You Finally Said It Out (k)

Night came,

When the stars appeared in the sky and the sun was setting, Jason pushed the boulder to the top of the mountain.

Completed his mission.

Then Jason came to the top of the mountain wearing a black robe engraved with the dark butterfly. He looked at the silver-haired goddess who had been waiting for him for a long time in front of him, and couldn't help muttering in his heart.

Goddess Athena, I really like this...

In fact, it is not just Athena who likes this. I think many gods also like to use this mysterious but actually unnecessary routine.

For example, he would appear as an old man and speak some riddles that people could only half understand, then secretly watch over the person, appear at the most critical moment, reveal his identity, help the person overcome difficulties, and leave behind a beautiful story that will be passed down through the ages.

Jason couldn't remember how many times he had played this scenario with them.

Athena was especially enthusiastic about this, and she was very ritualistic about it. Jason was always troubled by her.

Such behavior can be summarized by a term that is very popular in later generations, that is... a show-off!

Just as all these messy things were running through Jason's mind, he saw Athena, who had put away her harp, slowly walking towards him under the moonlight.

With a gentle wave of his hand, divine power lifted up the huge rock and let it fall aside.

"Congratulations, Jason! You are the first hero to push the boulder to the top of the mountain. Now, engrave your name here... in front of my Olympian goddess of wisdom."

When she came before Jason, a golden sword appeared in her hand.

Now, Athena gave the golden sword to Jason.

Jason looked at the smiling Athena and knew he couldn't escape, so he simply used the golden sword to carve his name on the ground below.

Engraved on this mountaintop that represents absolute honor, Jason.

"Goddess Athena...you won't go to the bard and tell him about this like Lord Hermes did, will you?"

After carving the name, Jason looked at her worriedly.

"How is that possible? I'm not as boring as him... and doing this would be too boring, wouldn't it?"

Athena raised the corner of her mouth slightly, waved her finger downwards, and said, "Listen, they are all talking about you now, and this matter will eventually spread far and wide to the Greek mainland.

Everyone will know that there was an unknown hero who pushed the boulder to the top of the mountain and met the great god.

In the future, a second hero besides you comes here, sees the name you left behind, and knows of your existence.

And by then, wouldn’t it be… even more interesting?!”

Upon hearing this, Jason couldn't help but twitch the corners of his mouth.

My Lord Athens, your bad taste is still as good as ever!

In front of others, Athena would probably pretend to be reserved, but in front of Jason, there was obviously no need to do so.

Athena noticed Jason's gaze and looked back at him.

Although Jason's soul was protected by Hades, the god of the underworld, and the Sea of Destiny was suppressed by the prophet Prometheus, Athena had known Jason for a long time.

And as the god who knew Jason best, how could she not see what Jason was thinking.

So he rolled his eyes and said, "You have no right to criticize me, little Jason... Look, my hands are a little sore from playing."

Athena said, holding her hand out in front of Jason for him to see.

The goddess's white palm caught Jason's eyes.

"Look, my fingers are all red!

You could have pushed the boulder up right away, but you insisted on being the last one to get stuck. Even if you made it to the top, it would take you the longest and you would be the worst person! "

Yes, it just happened that one day the sun was setting and the night was rising, and it was also the last second that drove the movement of the boulder.

Not a second more, not a second less.

I can only say that this is really Jason.

"Because Lady Athena, you only asked me to free Phofsis, but you didn't set a time limit."

Jason winked at Athena.

"Well, little Jason, now you can even refute me!"

Athena's eyes widened slightly, and then she stretched out both hands and pinched Jason's cheeks hard. After playing with him for a while, she let him go with satisfaction.

"Where's the goddess Rhea?"

Then Jason wisely and skillfully changed the subject.

"She has left, so now, it's just you and Jason, and no one else can come here except us, not even your teacher." After she finished speaking, the smile on Athena's face became even brighter.

In contrast, Jason's face stiffened a little.

And in his mind, he subconsciously recalled the last time Artemis came to see him... although he felt that Goddess Athena should probably not be as willful as Goddess Artemis.

But...what if something happens?

"Take little Jason home and hide him so no one can find him... Honestly, that's a pretty tempting idea."

Jason had just come up with this idea when Athena nodded as if she had read his mind. After that, she said to Jason with a look of regret, "It's a pity. I don't want to be at odds with Hecate and Hephaestus, so I'll give up for now and look for another opportunity next time."

No, there must not be a next time!

Jason shouted silently in his heart, but there was no change on his face, because he knew that Athena did not read his mind.

Athena didn't need to read Jason's mind. She could basically know what Jason was thinking with just a glance or a gesture.

After all, she was so familiar with Jason.

Athena saw Jason starting to act like a statue, obviously frightened by her, and she couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Alright, alright, I won't tease you anymore... It's your fault that little Jason hasn't come to see me for so long, and he hasn't prayed to me either. This is your punishment."

As she spoke, Athena poked Jason's face, then took two steps back and said, "Then let's get down to business now... Oh, before that, little Jason, come here."

Athena sat down on a huge rock nearby and patted her legs.

"Goddess Athena, I'm not sleepy at all. I've had a good rest recently!"

Jason resisted the urge to retreat.

"...Yeah, you seem to have really rested well recently."

This time, Athena did not force Jason to come over. She supported her chin with both hands, looked at Jason with her beautiful golden eyes and said, "That child is called Atalanta, Artemis's child, right?

I really didn't want to hit you. Apart from your teachers, you actually acted like a spoiled child to a child. This really makes me... a little jealous.

Because even in front of me, you have never taken the initiative to act coquettishly.

I clearly suppressed the urge to go find you right away, waiting until now, ready to pamper you tonight, but I never expected... a child would get there first! "

Upon hearing this, Jason's eyes widened slightly.

Then, before Jason could say or do anything.

"Don't worry, I'm Athena, the goddess of wisdom. Even though I'm a little angry and jealous, I won't cause trouble for that child... After all, even if I let her go, Artemis probably wouldn't be able to hold back."

"...Goddess Athena."

"Don't worry, don't worry. Even if Artemis can't help herself, she won't do anything too extreme to the child. After all, the child is her favorite. But now... little Jason, what do you think I should do now?"

Athena looked at Jason with a smile and said, "You clearly said that if Hecate didn't exist, you would care about me the most, but now... you were scared just now, right? You were afraid of what I would do to that child, right?"

Jason opened his mouth, and subconsciously wanted to answer no and refute.

But...can't argue with that.

"Jason, tell me, should I be angry now?

If I get angry, what kind of punishment should I give you?"

Athena's smile at this moment is still beautiful, so perfect.

But at this moment, she is more oppressive than ever.

After all, the air at this moment is filled with the smell of an overturned jar of jealousy.

Gods are extremely willful creatures.

And because they are born with the laws and power of the world in their hands, they never suppress their desires.

As for Jason, Athena had actually made many concessions.

Whether it was to Hecate, Hephaestus or the others...but what she didn't expect was that one day a child would actually be able to walk ahead of her!

Under Athena's gaze, Jason...slowly lowered his head and looked away.

Seeing this, Athena couldn't help but sigh.

"I'm actually quite confused. What did I do wrong? You've clearly accepted Hecate and the others, so why haven't you accepted me yet?... To my surprise, the reason lies in my own priesthood and identity."

"What surprises me even more is that you, Jason, a human being, our child, actually have a future...capable of killing gods."

Killing gods... Athena said these four words in a light tone.

But these four words were like a heavy hammer, hitting Jason's heart hard!

It was finally known...that was not right.

Jason also sighed deeply, looked up, and looked at the beautiful yet dangerous goddess in front of him, the goddess of wisdom Athena.

Should I say, you finally...said it to me, Goddess Athena?

Chapter 3: The Weapon That Kills All the Gods in the World (k)

"That's just a vague possibility."

After the goddess of wisdom Athena finished speaking, there was a period of silent silence before Jason spoke, breaking the silence.

Athena has said that no one can enter this area now, not even Hecate, the creator of the system of magic.

Therefore, Jason did not deny it... and he also knew that any denial would be useless in the current situation. Athena, the goddess of wisdom, would not create this situation and say such words for no reason.