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

"Serve you...for half a year?" Hestia frowned.

"Don't worry, sister. I don't intend to take this opportunity to punish him." Demeter obviously knew what Hestia was hesitating about and said, "But he took Persephone away after all. So during the time when Persephone comes back.

He serves me on behalf of my daughter, isn't that too much to ask?"

To be fair, this is not an excessive request.

Compared to those gods who always ask certain heroes to do this or that "impossible" task, it is really a very simple task.

Demeter also said that she would not punish Jason.

So, half a year of service in exchange for the forgiveness of a Lord God is naturally a huge profit!

but......

What a joke!

Jason seemed a little confused.

Naturally, I feel reluctant.

To live with a Lord God and serve her for half a year? ...No!

The Greek gods were known all over the world for their moodiness in the future.

What's more, Jason has finally tempered his soul, and he still has to learn magic from teacher Hecate.

Relying on gods or something like that is external force, only your own strength is real!

Although Jason once aspired to become the biggest socialite in Greece, he also knew that even to be a socialite these days, one must have strength.

What's more, he wants to become immortal!

So don’t do it, this is definitely not something you can do!

Just as Jason was screaming in his heart but his expression remained calm, Hestia and Demeter looked over at the same time.

"Well...that might be a little sorry, Goddess Demeter."

Jason pretended to think for a long time, then said with an embarrassed look: "Teacher Hecate and Sister Persephone are still waiting for me to return and report, and I still need to study with Teacher Hecate..."

Just as Jason was racking his brains to exonerate himself.

"fine."

Hecate's voice suddenly sounded.

I saw a phoenix disc flying out of the space bag given to Jason by Athena hanging around his waist, casting a faint fluorescent light that turned into a projection.

The projection shows Hecate, who is currently sitting in the temple of the underworld.

"I've agreed to serve you for half a year. As for Persephone, I'll just talk to her later."

...Hecate, you unreliable teacher!

Hecate frowned slightly and glanced at Jason, who was expressionless. After sizing him up, she turned to Demeter and said, "But I hope you, great goddess, can agree to one small condition of mine.

I hope you can ensure that nothing happens to him during these six months, and I also hope that you, Great God, can give me some rare herbs that I need."

Demeter is the goddess of harvest. When she is angry and angry, she can make the earth wither and all things die. In other words, she can also make all things grow rapidly.

For her, any herb of any year or quality would only cost her some divine power.

......Fuck!

I can tell, my dear teacher, you definitely sold me out for some herbs, right!

Hecate glanced at Jason again.

Although she didn't hear Jason speak, and his expression was normal, Hecate always felt that he was talking about her.

"no problem."

After a brief thought, Demeter nodded and agreed to Hecate's request. After all, in her opinion these were indeed trivial matters.

Seeing this, Jason just felt very tired.

Tired.

It’s really tiring to have such an unreliable teacher!

Now that things have come to this, even Jason's 'parent' Hecate has spoken, so Hestia naturally won't object.

Just because she was a little worried, Hestia decided to stay here for a few days, which made Jason very touched.

On the other side, after removing the projection, Hecate immediately called Medea over.

"Teacher Hecate, is Brother Jason back?" After coming to Hecate, Medea immediately asked impatiently.

"No...but don't worry, I will let you meet your good brother next." Hecate rolled her eyes at Medea who had become like this after just meeting Jason a few times.

"The goddess Demeter has already forgiven him, but the condition is that he needs to serve her for six months, and this just happens to be an opportunity."

"Medea, you've been studying with me for over a year now, and you've pretty much mastered the basic formulas for potions. And as Jason's senior, you'll be taking my place and going to Demeter to teach him what you've learned."

"I'll give you some seeds and some special potion recipes later. Tell Jason to be sweet-mouthed and ask Demeter for a medicinal field. I'll mix these potions and have him drink them."

Medea accepted it obediently and looked at Hecate in confusion, "Teacher, what are these...?"

"Although Jason's body, including his soul, has been washed and cleansed by the Eternal Fire and the waters of the Styx, his body is still human. Besides the external, his internal body also needs to change, otherwise he will not be able to withstand the burning of the divine fire."

"Originally, I planned to spend several years slowly searching for a magical elixir to strengthen his essence, but with Demeter here, everything will be much easier."

"Oh, I understand, teacher." Upon hearing that it was for Jason's own good, Medea immediately took it and put it away carefully, then nodded obediently to Hecate.

Hecate then continued to say to Medea: "Persephone is my good friend, and Jason was adopted as her brother. Demeter will not make things too difficult for you, and she should even be nice to you.

I think she should have quite a few rare items. Medea, you can also take advantage of this time to collect some more divine-level medicinal herbs."

"As for how you can enter the temple where the great goddess Demeter currently resides... After you leave the underworld, you can go to a town protected by the goddess of wisdom Athena and seek her out.

She'll be happy to help you, because I think she's freaking out trying to figure out what's going on."

Hecate couldn't help but smile when she said this.

Jason, who was in her grasp, flew away, and this was the second time she had been humiliated. For a goddess of wisdom who had almost never been humiliated, it was hard not to go crazy.

"Also, when you meet Jason, tell my good disciple to behave well. Don't think that he has the protection of Hades now. I don't know what he's thinking!"

Medea listened and couldn't help but smile secretly when she saw Hecate gritting her teeth.

Finally, Hecate sighed suddenly and said to Medea, "The last thing I want to tell you is to tell him not to be so clever. He is my student after all. I don't tell him some things for his own good..."

Forget it, let him figure it out on his own. I've said everything I need to say. If he really wants to find the truth, I won't tell him, but I won't stop him either."

After explaining everything, Medea left the underworld. Hecate sat alone in the temple, thinking that she could finally relax a little and do her own experiments without having to worry about those annoying things.

Who knew that after a few experiments, all of them ended in explosions...

"Ahhh... I'm so annoyed. Why should I care so much? Whether the gods are dead or alive, and which path they choose to take, has nothing to do with me!"

With a bang, Hecate slammed the things in her hand on the table in annoyance.

"Evil disciple, I really did accept a bad disciple. I shouldn't have cared about this little bastard in the first place!"

Chapter 3.5 This is Impossible! (k)

Inside the temple of Demeter, the goddess of the harvest.

Jason became her page and served her.

Although this was a huge gift for most Greeks, especially those who believed in Demeter.

But for Jason, it was naturally a headache for him.

Time passed, and three days later, early in the morning, Jason came to Pegasus with the grass he had cut outside.

"Brother Ma, why on earth did the goddess Demeter keep me here?"

Jason fed Pegasus the finest grass and stroked its soft fur, muttering to himself, "I don't think Demeter is too angry with me..."

The Pegasus ate the grass and looked at Jason.

I whistled twice, indicating that I am just a horse, how would I know.

"It's okay, you eat your food and I'm just complaining..."

Jason was helpless. What else could he do here except complain to the horse?

"Jason, you're here."

Hestia, one of the main gods of Olympus and the eldest sister of Zeus, Poseidon and others, came here with a smile on her face.

"Lady Hestia..."

"Okay, didn't I tell you that you don't need to be polite to me?"

Hestia came over and stopped Jason's action, took his hand and sat aside, pinched Jason's tender little face, and said with a smile: "This is your punishment for not listening to me... Hey, the more I look at you, little Jason, the more I like you.

How about you leave Hecate and become my child?"

This is the second time the goddess has expressed her desire for Jason.

The first person to take a liking to him was Athena.

"Goddess Hestia, please stop kidding me..."

"I'm not kidding you, I really like you, little Jason... Forget it, let's just leave it at that for now. Little Jason, if you're willing, you can come find me anytime."

Hestia said as she held Jason in her arms and patted his head.

As the eldest sister among the gods and the goddess in charge of the family, Hestia loves children very much, not to mention that she thinks Jason's eyes are very beautiful.

I have to say, little Jason is actually quite likable.

This can be seen from the fact that Queen Hera took a liking to him and secretly helped him.

Although Hera's love has turned into hate now.

"Little Jason, I'm leaving... But don't worry, Demeter isn't a bad person. You don't have to worry too much."

"I dare not. Besides, Goddess Demeter is Persephone's mother. I took Persephone away without permission. I was the one who was wrong in the first place."

Jason's little mouth looked as if it were smeared with honey.

A man's mouth, a liar.

But because we are facing a god, this statement is still 70% true.

"So nice."

Hestia patted Jason's head and said with a smile, "Then go quickly. Demeter is calling you... Jason, we'll see you next time."

"Well, goodbye, Goddess Hestia."

After leaving the temple gate and saying goodbye to Hestia, Jason returned to the stables and looked at Pegasus in confusion, "Brother Horse, the goddess Hestia has left, aren't you leaving with her?"

The Pegasus barked twice, but Jason couldn't understand what it said.

Seeing that it didn't move, he ignored it and walked into the temple.

Led by the nymphs, Jason soon came to Demeter, who was sitting by the floor-to-ceiling window looking at the scenery outside the temple.

The sunlight shone on her long golden hair. This beautiful woman, dressed elegantly and noblely, no longer had the cold expression she had a few days ago.

"Come on, sit down. I have something to ask you."

Hearing this, Jason was not surprised and sat in front of Demeter.

Demeter waved her hand, and the nymphs around her gathered and left.

Once they were alone, they spent some time in silent silence.

"Persephone...is she doing okay in the underworld?"

"I left early."

Jason thought for a moment and replied truthfully, "So I can't be sure, but... when my sister smiles, she seems very happy."

"Laughing?" Demeter sighed, "I haven't seen that child smile at me for a long time."

"Don't worry, Lady Goddess Demeter. My sister will be back in half a year at most."

"...Tell me the truth about what happened that day." Demeter looked at Jason and said, "I know that if it weren't for a reason, the child...would probably not choose to come back."