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

"Yeah, it's okay... I just felt that it was unexpected that you said that just now..."

"Ha, Brother Ma, what do you mean by this!"

"I don't mean anything else, it's just... I think what you said is right, little master. And there's really no need for you to deny it, little master. You are a hero.

Well, if you could change your so-called cautious character a little bit!"

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PS: My condition today is extremely bad. I have deleted 4000 words. Emmm......

I am not very satisfied with the writing of this chapter. There is another chapter today.

Chapter 3: Hate Athena? I don't hate her! (k)

Chiron was willing to board the Argo, and Jason instantly felt a lot more relaxed.

Compare the story of the Argo with that of Hera, the Queen of Heaven.

There is actually no need to say more about which is more important.

But as for Hera, no one knows how the situation will develop next.

Half a month is easy now, but what if it takes longer?

Since Jason was the one who initiated and organized the Argo, he naturally could not ignore it.

Chiron actually thought of this, so he finally agreed to Jason's invitation.

Even if he wanted to keep himself out of trouble and not get involved in this mess, how could Chiron refuse the request of his lovely student?

......

Mount Olympus, where the Olympian gods gather.

Outside the temple of Hera, the Queen of Heaven,

After waiting for a while, the hearth goddess Hestia, the mother goddess in purple dress - the second generation Queen of Heaven Rhea, finally came out.

He couldn't help but step forward and ask anxiously, "Mother Rhea, is Hera willing to see us?"

Rhea shook her head at Hestia and sighed, "No, she still doesn't want to see anyone... Hermes, where's the Zeus I asked you to find?"

"this......"

The expression of Hermes, the messenger of the gods, seemed a little embarrassed.

"Honorable Goddess Rhea, the God King Zeus has something very important to attend to right now. He really can't come back..."

Recalling what he had seen, Zeus turned into a bull and licked the cowherd nymph in various ways.

Hermes, who was sent back by Zeus at this moment, could only bite the bullet and reply to Rhea.

Upon hearing this, not only Rhea, but even Hestia beside her turned pale.

Obviously, they all understood the specific meaning from Hermes' words.

Seeing that their expressions were getting unhappy, Hermes thought for a moment and said, "And Goddess Rhea, Goddess Hestia, I really think it would be useful to call back the God King Zeus. I think those are probably the only ones who can see Hera now..."

"Which ones?" Rhea asked.

"Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen, Hecate, the goddess of roads, Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, who seems a bit like a possibility, and then there's... Jason."

After she finished speaking, Rhea’s expression couldn’t help but look somewhat helpless, and she said, “How could I not know this, but I have already looked for Hephaestus and Demeter, and they are unwilling to come.

As for the child Jason..."

"If Jason knew, she would definitely come!"

Hestia said.

Rhea nodded and said, "How could I not know this? Jason is a good boy, but now he..."

Before Rhea could finish her words, she was interrupted by the goddess of beauty Aphrodite who suddenly appeared and said, "You don't need to discuss it. The matter will be resolved soon... Jason has already arrived at Mount Olympus."

"what?!"

Hestia opened her eyes wide and looked at the goddess of beauty Aphrodite, and asked in surprise: "Aphrodite, are you telling the truth?!

Has Jason emerged from the underworld?

And how is he, is he okay?!"

"Yeah." Aphrodite nodded slightly and stopped talking.

Could she still tell them that she had not actually seen Jason at all?

But did Hephaestus drive her out of the temple because of Jason's impending arrival?

......

A few days after saying goodbye to Chiron,

Jason, dressed in white, rode on a Pegasus and once again came to the familiar temple.

Long before Jason arrived here, the temple door, which had been closed, was opened, and two beautiful puppet girls were guarding the door.

Pegasus flew past the two of them, the wind blowing their dresses and bringing them Jason's greetings.

When Pegasus landed in the hall, Jason naturally saw his third teacher who had been waiting for him there.

Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen!

Hephaestus, she is the child of Queen Hera, and should have been Hera's most proud child.

Because she possesses unparalleled creativity, her dexterous hands can create the world's most exquisite works of art and the most powerful weapons.

But because of the birthmark on his face, Hephaestus was disliked by Hera and thrown from the high Mount Olympus, breaking his legs.

If she had not been saved by a kind sea goddess, she would have died long ago.

From then on, Hephaestus wore a half mask, covering the half of his face with the birthmark, leaving only the perfect goddess side.

When she came here, although she made a large number of dolls to fill the gaps in the empty temple, she could never bring real vitality to the temple.

All this continued until Jason arrived, made the exquisite mask for her with his own hands, and put it on her.

"Teacher Hephaestus, I missed you so much!"

After seeing Hephaestus, Jason got off his Pegasus and ran towards her without waiting for Hephaestus to say anything with a gentle smile on his face.

In response, Hephaestus gently accepted him.

But after only a moment, she gently pushed Jason away from her arms.

Then he asked Jason to stand still and carefully examined his body bit by bit.

Only after Jason repeatedly assured him, and even almost swore that he was really fine, did Hephaestus feel relieved.

"Teacher Hephaestus, I heard that you almost sent your puppets to tear down the temple of the goddess Hera, and almost got into a fight with the goddess Athena... Is that true?"

Then, he squatted down and faced Jason, who was sitting in the wheelchair with Hephaestus, and asked cautiously.

Hephaestus looked a little uneasy when he heard this, and asked, "Who said that?"

"Teacher Hecate... She also told me not to tell you that she was the one who told me these things!"

Jason said, buying Hecate without hesitation.

Hephaestus hesitated for a moment, but finally admitted it.

After admitting it, he looked at Jason cautiously.

"What's wrong, Mr. Hephaestus?"

Jason was curious when he saw this.

"Jason... don't you blame the teacher?" Hephaestus whispered to Jason, "Will you hate the teacher because of this?"

"Why should I hate you, teacher, for this?"

Jason was a little depressed.

"Because Jason, don't you really hate it when others make decisions on these matters?"

Hephaestus looked at Jason with worry in his beautiful eyes.

Seeing this, Jason couldn't help laughing.

"Well, actually I really hate this, but... except for you, the teachers."

Jason said, squatting down and reaching out to gently grasp Hephaestus's hand, smiling and saying, "Because I know, Teacher, you are definitely doing this for my own good... But before that, it would be better if you could discuss this with me, okay, Teacher Hephaestus?"

"Well, teacher promises you, as long as you don't hate me." Hephaestus breathed a sigh of relief and smiled at Jason again.

"By the way, teacher, before that, I actually want to ask you something... Why are you targeting Goddess Athena?"

I can understand what happened to Heraiasson.

But Athena...

Jason tilted his head towards Hephaestus.

Hephaestus blinked at this and said to Jason, "Because in the end, isn't this all Athena's fault?"

"Hmm...why is it the fault of Goddess Athena?" Jason said, a little confused: "No matter how you look at it, it should be my fault, right?

Goddess Hera saved me and is my savior.

I was supposed to be her child, but I chose Teacher Hecate and betrayed her...

Goddess Athena has clearly been helping me all the time!

Without her, I might not even have the chance to reconcile with Goddess Hera..."

"It doesn't matter if we don't reconcile. It's the same without her!" Hephaestus replied immediately.

"Teacher Hephaestus, after all, Goddess Hera is my savior..."

"Then let me ask you, teacher, who is more important, me or Hera?"

Jason was dumbfounded for a moment, and looking at Hephaestus who was pouting at him, he couldn't help but feel a little funny.

Hephaestus would listen to Jason in almost everything, except when it came to Hera.

"Of course, you are more important in my heart, teacher."

However, Jason could naturally overcome such landmine problems.

Just as Hephaestus's mouth curled up in joy, Jason chose the perfect moment to change the subject, saying, "Teacher Hephaestus, what did Goddess Athena do wrong?"

Jason tilted his head and looked at Hephaestus.

Hephaestus blinked at Jason and said, "You... really don't know anything? You really can't see anything?"

"What do you know? What do you see?" Jason was even more confused.

".....Yeah, it's okay." Hephaestus said, unable to help but laugh.

"Teacher Hephaestus, what are you laughing at?"

"I'm laughing at Athena... her name as the goddess of wisdom, but she's about to cry because of you."

"Ah, why?!" Jason was confused.

He was really confused now and had no idea what Hephaestus was talking about.

"Forget it, it's okay if you don't know. Just be careful with her from now on..."

"Teacher Hecate said the same thing...but why should we be careful of Goddess Athena?" Jason tilted his head and looked at Hephaestus in confusion.

"Because, well... never mind."

Hephaestus rolled his eyes, stopping the topic. When Jason was about to ask more, he interrupted him and said, "But then again, don't you hate Athena? Why do you seem to support her so much?"

"Hate? Why do you say that? I don't hate Goddess Athena!"

Chapter 242 The Goddess's Resentment

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