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

I was wrong, my brother, I was really wrong, I'm sorry!"

When Medea saw Jason coming towards her with a fake smile, she was frightened and begged for mercy... He who knows the current situation is a hero.

I also learned this from Jason!

The two of them played and joked for a while in the temple of Hecate, in front of the goddess Hecate.

Moreover, both of them tacitly agreed not to mention the matter of the golden arrow again.

Use laughter to cover up everything that just happened.

Let’s completely turn the page on what happened today.

And Medea's smile was not false, and the same was true for Jason.

Although the golden arrow did not penetrate Jason's heart.

But in Medea's view, this ending is not bad.

After all, this Jason is not that Jason.

And Medea had been waiting for this moment for a very long time.

Back then, she learned from Hecate that she had a junior fellow apprentice.

Then it started when I met Jason.

She had been looking forward to this day, the day when Jason would welcome her from the bottom of his heart.

Therefore, the golden arrow was not only for Jason, but also for herself.

Medea has always been a very smart child.

In addition, she has been influenced by Jason since she was a child, so Jason's figure is obviously behind everything she does.

That's why this time, it ended so successfully.

So at this moment, Athena looked at this scene. As the goddess of wisdom, she naturally quickly sorted out the cause and effect, and realized that this time, it was not Jason, but Medea who took the initiative to break this fate.

Athena blinked and couldn't help but say to Hecate: "Hecate, you... really do have a good student."

"Well, of course."

Hecate tucked up a strand of hair from her earlobe, smiled, and said with great pride: "After all, they are all my students!"

When Athena saw Hecate like this, the corners of her mouth couldn't help but twitch.

Look how proud you are...

Return it to them.

Haven't you always called Jason a scoundrel?

Thinking of this, Athena's eyes rolled around, and then she showed a beautiful smile and said to Hecate: "Hecate, let's make a deal..."

The words are not finished yet.

"If you don't want to fight, get out!"

Hecate replied bluntly.

"I haven't said anything yet!"

Hecate looked at Athena speechlessly and said, "Your expression speaks for you...Athena, do you really accept everyone who comes to you?

Didn't you hate Medea's child just now? Why do you want it now? "

"What can I do? Is this my fault?"

Athena opened her eyes wide, "The best children are either with you or with others, I don't have any!

Hecate, please leave this child to me. Don't worry, I will definitely train her to be a great hero in no time... Hey, Hecate, please don't leave. Listen to me, I promise you, please don't leave!"

Chapter 4: The Oath of the Goddess of Destiny! (k)

Temple of Hecate,

In the temple, after the brother and sister played for a while, Clotho, the goddess of fate, appeared and came before them.

"Medea, have you forgotten me?"

The beautiful goddess walked out from the shadows and fell in an instant.

Before Jason and Medea could react, they were slightly stunned.

"Kroto, I didn't bother you, but you came out on your own."

As the dark butterflies fluttered, their teacher, Hecate, the goddess of roads, appeared and stood in front of Jason and Medea.

His scarlet eyes stared directly at Clotho, narrowing slightly.

Athena did not come out. She hid in the dark to watch the show.

By the way, at this moment many gods outside were secretly talking about Hecate's stinginess, because Hecate unfolded her magic field, directly blocking the sight of all the gods watching the show outside except Athena who had already sneaked in.

Clotho looked at Hecate who appeared directly, and his smile froze slightly.

Then he quickly indicated that he had no bad intentions and said, "Goddess Hecate, I have never intended to do anything to them, and I like Medea's child very much..."

Kroto hadn't finished speaking yet.

"But you did have a hand in this."

Hecate interrupted and said to Clotho, “Clotho, you know that they are my students and my children, but you still interfered in the affairs of these two children without my permission.

If you don't give me a reasonable explanation, I can completely regard it as a provocation to me!"

"Teacher Hecate, this is not my fault..."

Seeing this, Medea hurriedly spoke up and was about to explain.

Jason, who was quick-witted, quickly reached out and covered her mouth.

Seeing this, Clotho frowned slightly as he looked at Hecate who was looking at him.

After thinking for a moment, he said thoughtfully, "Then what do you want me to do, Hecate?"

Hearing this, Hecate raised the corners of her mouth, revealing an expression that she had been waiting for you to say this.

Medea saw this and blinked.

How could he not react yet?

Then she tilted her head and looked at Jason beside her.

Well, the teacher has also learned bad things from his elder brother...

"Don't worry, I won't ask you to do anything, but I need you to swear an oath." Hecate said: "Swear to the River of Oaths here that from today on, you who can peek into the future will never be my students.

Jason and Medea use your powers!"

Kroto was stunned when he heard this.

"That's it?"

"Well, that's all." Hecate nodded.

"That's no problem. I, Clotho, the goddess of fate, am willing to swear an oath with the River of Oath..."

Clotho answered quickly and made a vow on the spot.

After all, such a vow would not cause any loss to her.

Although I was a little curious about what Hecate meant by this action.

But after all, she had already glimpsed the fate of Medea and Jason once.

Compared to Clotho's "ignorance", Jason naturally understood what Hecate meant by this move immediately.

There are many gods who can peek into the future.

But there are few gods who can peek into the road of destiny which is blocked by Hecate, the goddess of roads, and concealed by Prometheus, the god of foresight.

Obviously, as one of the three goddesses of fate and the one in charge of future destiny, Clotho has such a possibility.

Otherwise, in the future when Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, fought with Zeus.

She would not have a completely different future from her two sisters.

See Jason in white.

Jason reacted and couldn't help sighing in his heart as he looked at Hecate who nodded slightly in satisfaction after hearing Clotho's oath.

And feel a little ashamed...

In fact, during the three minutes replaced by the hourglass of time, when the golden arrow shot into the body.

Jason couldn't help but feel some resentment towards Hecate.

Because this is Hecate's temple, which means that Medea's actions are the result of her tacit consent.

As their teacher, Hecate naturally could not fail to understand what this golden arrow meant to them.

Therefore, Jason naturally felt a little resentful towards Hecate's indulgence.

However, after Medea explained the whole story, the fate of the two was broken. After she appeared and completed the trap for Clotho, Jason naturally knew what Hecate was thinking.

As a teacher, she has really done her best.

"Teacher Hecate..."

So Hecate immediately walked towards the two of them, and Jason felt so ashamed that he spoke out loud, and even lowered his head and dared not look at Hecate.

hiss......

Jason took a deep breath and looked up at Hecate who came to his side and looked at him with a smile.

From the perspective, Hecate's right hand was pinching Jason's waist.

Spin around fiercely.

"I told you not to speak ill of me!" Hecate said harshly to Jason in a low voice.

"Teacher, I didn't say anything..."

"You didn't say it, but I guess you must have said me in your heart!"

Jason said nothing.

He sadly discovered that he seemed to be being eaten more and more dead by Hecate.

Now, with just one glance, the other party knows what he is thinking. How can Jason continue to lie to her in the future...

"Jason, I finally get to see you. It's really not easy."

Then Clotho, the goddess of fate, came to Jason, and after expressing her feelings to Jason who was a little confused, she smiled and touched Medea's head.

"Congratulations, Medea. Your wish has finally come true, and it's so perfect."

"Yes." Medea nodded and said to Clotho with a happy smile: "All this time is really thanks to Goddess Clotho. Thank you very much!"

As she spoke, Medea bowed deeply to Clotho.

"I express my deepest gratitude to you, great goddess of fate."

Jason also bowed.

Because it is obvious that it was Clotho who helped Medea and made them both successful.

Although Jason still didn't know the purpose of the attack.

But since Hecate didn't say much and allowed the two men to contact her, it was obvious that the other party had no ill intentions.

Then according to Jason's guess and the usual style of these gods.

It can probably be summed up in two words - curiosity.

The reason for this curiosity was obviously Jason.

The fate that Clotho glimpsed that day in the Hall of the Gods of Olympus was a fate that she could not fully grasp.

A hero in holy white.

"No need for that, Medea, Jason... To be precise, I should be thanking you, Medea."