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

Artemis could dance, and she loved it.

This is clearly recorded in mythology.

Therefore, Artemis actually always felt very sorry that she was not able to leave her figure among the tributes that Jason offered to her that day.

Mainly because she was completely stunned at that time.

After preserving this area, Artemis invited her good friends to play there.

But Artemis always felt that something was missing.

Later she went to ask her mother, the goddess Leto, the daughter of the Titans, who was also the sister of Hecate's mother, the meteor goddess Asteria.

After listening to this, Leto smiled and replied to Artemis.

What she felt she was missing was a pair of eyes.

A pair of eyes that can watch her in this sea of flowers and appreciate her dancing.

And most importantly, Artemis has already identified the owner of the eye... yes, it is Jason.

So Artemis kept trying to invite Jason, but she never succeeded.

But this is not someone else's fault.

After all, her invitation was true, but it was also true that she wanted to capture Jason and imprison him.

This is the dance of a goddess, and it is the dance of Artemis, the moon goddess, the apple of the eye of Zeus, the most beloved daughter of the gods.

Jason was probably the first person to see her dancing.

Watching the figures dancing lightly among the white lilies and flowers in the moonlight.

Jason had forgotten what he was playing at some point.

It was not until the figures fell silent and their eyes met that Jason came back to his senses in the beautiful smile of Artemis.

"Feel sorry."

Jason was a little flustered, and he turned his eyes away from Artemis, which was rare for him, and said, "Artemis, I, I..."

"Hehe, it's okay, it's okay." Artemis was very happy. The more flustered Jason was, the happier Artemis felt. She didn't know why.

"Does it look good?"

The divine power dissipated, and the rising petals fell down.

Artemis returned to Jason, blinking her beautiful eyes at him.

For some reason, she was a little nervous now.

"very beautiful."

In the past, Jason, who could speak thousands of words, suddenly realized that he was at a loss for words.

I don’t know what words to use to describe it.

But just these three words are enough.

Artemis had already gotten the answer she wanted from Jason's reaction.

"Do you want to watch more?" Artemis asked Jason with a smile of great joy on her face.

In response, Jason was silent for a while, but shook his head at Artemis.

"No, Goddess Artemis, because that is too extravagant."

"Luxury?" Artemis tilted her head slightly.

"Because it's so beautiful, if I look at it too much, I'll feel too happy, get carried away, and end up in trouble."

Jason said to Artemis, "That scene just now has been deeply engraved in my mind. Next... let me play the unfinished song for you, goddess Artemis. What do you think?"

Artemis didn't quite understand what Jason meant, but she knew it was a compliment to her, so she happily accepted it.

Tonight is still a long night...but it's not that long.

I don’t know whether it was Artemis’ misfortune or Jason was really too lucky.

Even though Artemis had already ordered her subordinates around to keep a close eye and not let anyone in.

But tonight, there was a god that they couldn't stop and came here.

"It's a beautiful dance. You are worthy of being my precious daughter. And the piano music is very nice..." With light steps, the voice of a goddess suddenly sounded in the ears of the two.

From under the tree where lilies were in full bloom, a beautiful woman with a graceful face who looked somewhat similar to Artemis, a goddess dressed in black, walked out with a smile.

It was unknown how long she had been there, and neither Jason nor Artemis had noticed.

At the same time, Jason did not recognize her.

Just as Jason was stunned and wondering who she was.

"Mother?" Artemis exclaimed with her eyes wide open.

Artemis' mother?

Jason was slightly stunned.

While he was stunned and Artemis was surprised, Artemis' mother, Leto, the goddess of protection and breastfeeding, also came to them.

When she walked in, Jason realized that she did look a lot like Artemis.

But her hair was not silver or gold, but black like the night, and her eyes were blue like Artemis'.

"Why are you here, mother?"

Surprised, Artemis fell into the arms of the goddess Leto.

She asked the goddess Leto coquettishly.

"Of course I've come to see you... I suppose you're the Jason my daughter keeps talking about?"

As she spoke, Leto turned her head to look at Jason and began to assess him.

Before Jason could reply, Artemis, who had poked her head out from Leto, nodded happily and said, "Yes, he is Jason. Isn't he adorable?"

"You're really cute. No wonder my niece cares so much about you... I'm already out, why don't you come out?"

As Leto finished her words with a chuckle, Artemis looked on in confusion as she saw several dark butterflies flying in the forest under the moonlight.

Then Jason's teacher Hecate slowly walked out.

Looking at Leto, he looked a little embarrassed.

"Aunt Leto, long time no see..."

"It's been a while indeed. My sister often comes to me to complain about you." Leto said to Hecate with a smile, "She said that after you went to the underworld, you basically didn't even go home. If it weren't for the goddess Nyx, she wouldn't have known you had accepted a disciple.

And you told me that you are an unfilial daughter... Hecate, I am not saying anything to you, but no matter what, you should go home to see your sister occasionally, right?"

"Um, um..." Maintaining an awkward but polite smile, Hecate gritted her teeth and replied to Leto.

Jason blinked, then suddenly realized what was happening.

Come to think of it, it seems to be true.

Artemis and Hecate are cousins.

Moreover, their relationship is much stronger than that of Hermes and Athena.

Because when Hera ordered the hunting down of Leto, only Hecate's mother Asteria came out to help and transformed herself into an island, allowing Artemis and Apollo to be successfully born.

Just when he realized it, Jason suddenly found that Hecate was staring at him.

He was obviously unhappy about running into his aunt and being scolded harshly when he went out.

Jason felt innocent about this and winked at Hecate.

"Hecate, why are you here?"

Then it was Artemis who came to the rescue, and she asked Hecate with confusion.

"He asked me to come."

Hecate, who was already unhappy, turned around and sold Jason.

"Goddess Artemis, Actaeon is my senior, so I called Teacher Heka over, hoping she can help..."

"Actaeon?" Artemis tilted her head again, wondering, "Who is he?"

"Yeah, that's the guy hanging outside..."

"Oh, you mean him." Artemis reacted, "Is he related to Hecate?"

"Teacher Hecate can erase his memories of the past period..."

With Jason's plea and Hecate's ability to erase the memory, and of course the most important thing is that Artemis herself doesn't care about this matter.

After all, Actaeon didn't see anything, and he was captured to be used as a hostage. Now Jason is already here.

In this way, Actaeon escaped disaster.

After solving this matter, Artemis asked Leto why she came here suddenly.

"I'm here to see my sweet daughter, isn't that okay?"

Leto asked in a pitiful manner, then chuckled at Artemis and said, "I'm not teasing you anymore. I'm actually here to talk to you and Apollo..."

Then Leto explained his purpose.

She didn't hesitate and told them directly in front of Jason and Hecate.

It turned out that she had been harassed by a giant named Tityos recently.

The giant was vicious and wanted to violate her.

Even saying Zeus' name couldn't make him retreat.

By the way, what Leto didn't know was that the father of this giant was Zeus, a giant born to Zeus and a girl named Elara.

And not only that, there was another thing that made her upset, a woman named Niobe.

Niobe was the wife of Amphion, king of Thebes, and gave birth to fourteen vibrant children, half of whom were sons and half were daughters.

People say that Niobe is the happiest mother on earth, if she does not become arrogant because of this.

One day, when the women of Thebes were worshipping Leto and her twin children Apollo and Artemis, Niobe suddenly appeared, wearing a robe woven of gold thread, surrounded by her entourage.

Because he arrogantly mocked the goddess Leto for having only given birth to a son and a daughter, and also prevented the Thebans from offering sacrifices to Leto, all of which were seen by Leto.

Both of these are famous myths.

A giant named Tityos, in vain for love, tried to force it upon her, but was eventually killed by Apollo and Artemis who arrived.

After his death, Tityos was imprisoned in the underworld and suffered endless punishment.

And Queen Niobe paid an extremely painful price for this.

All her children were killed by Apollo and Artemis.

There was even a very famous painting about Queen Niobe in the future.

Niobe desperately protected her youngest daughter, letting her hide behind her and praying to the gods. At this time, her eldest daughter fell to the ground and died.

Finally, Niobe, who witnessed all this, turned into a marble statue out of excessive sorrow, her heart and life becoming desolate.

Only tears will continue to flow forever even if you are petrified.

......

When Leto finished saying these things, her expression was calm.

But even Jason felt her anger.

Artemis's expression became completely gloomy... To be honest, this was the first time Jason saw Artemis so angry.

The anger of a goddess is not so easy to bear.

"Mother, I will go and kill them all right now!"

Artemis said as she prepared to rush out.

But Leto pulled him down.

If the giant named Tityos was so easy to kill, Leto would not have allowed him to act so recklessly in front of her.

She came to ask Artemis to find Apollo and kill him together.