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

Now she gradually understood something.

I understood why I could see him, this mortal.

Killing gods and even pointing his sword at the future of the king of gods Zeus.

"The divine favor or the divine destruction...still, it's just a fine line between them."

Chapter 4.5: The First Item, God-Slaying Weapon! (k)

The God-killer.

A person favored by God.

Return to ordinary.

This is the most likely path that Jason, the time traveler, will take in the future.

As for Jason's original path, it was obvious that he had almost ruined it.

So...what will your future be like?

The scarlet eyes stared at the young man who was receiving the Moon Arrow given by the Moon Goddess Artemis under the holy flower field.

Hecate couldn't help but ask quietly in her heart.

And at the same time, he sighed.

Because Hecate knew that from today on, she obviously could no longer use the excuse of doing experiments to ignore what was happening outside.

So, this is really an evil disciple... and an evil disciple who didn't give her any tribute!

......

......

"Thank you for your gift, great goddess Artemis."

Jason took the arrow from Artemis, apparently not noticing anything wrong with it.

After all, he couldn't possibly know that this was Artemis' companion artifact, the natal artifact that had accompanied Artemis since her birth!

Jason was somewhat accustomed to receiving things from the gods.

I have to say that these Greek gods are really generous when they are generous, and really stingy when they are stingy.

However, when Jason took the arrow, he couldn't help but hesitate, because as soon as he took the silver Moon Arrow, the arrow disappeared in his hand.

Just when Jason was confused...

"No, I should thank you Jason... This is definitely the best gift I have ever received in my life."

His silver hair swayed in the breeze. In the rain of flowers falling from the sky, Artemis reached out and gently brushed off the lily petals on Jason's head.

His blue eyes looked at the blond boy in front of him.

then......

"Ah, I can't do it!"

Artemis suddenly made a move and hugged Jason, who was obviously unable to react, in her arms!

"So cute, so cute, you kid, how can you be so cute!"

Artemis, holding Jason, rubbed Jason's face hard.

Then, she buried Jason in her arms, tilted her head and looked towards Hecate who was hiding in the shadows, and said, "Hecate, I want to change, I want to change the child, this child is so cute!

I want it, I want it, I want it so badly, Hecate, give it to me!"

"I have no opinion."

From the shadows, Hecate, wearing a long black dress, slowly walked out.

As she appeared, the surrounding dark butterflies paused for a moment, then immediately gathered towards her.

"Ask him yourself..."

Hecate hadn't finished speaking yet.

"Can't!"

Persephone ran out and snatched Jason back, saying, "I can't give him to you, he's my brother!"

"And Artemis, you already have such a wonderful tribute, but I still have nothing!"

Persephone said this in a very sour tone, and she pinched Jason's face as he looked at her in surprise.

"But I really want it..." Artemis played with the bouquet of silver lilies in her hand and looked at Jason with longing.

"There are many people who want this child." Hermes walked out, and Jason looked at him with a 'why are you here too?'

He said with a smile that made him look like he was not afraid of trouble: "Athena, Hestia...they have been eyeing this child for a long time even before you."

"What's so good about this guy? How come I don't know."

Hecate said calmly, "It's just a guy who hasn't even brought up the teacher's tribute in such a long time. Whoever wants it can take it. I don't care."

When Hecate said this, even Hermes was stunned and looked at Hecate with a strange look.

"Oh, I thought Hecate you wouldn't throw such a tantrum." Persephone looked at Hecate with curiosity.

In response, Hecate remained silent for a while, turning her head away and not speaking.

Seeing this, although Jason was a little confused about what was happening, he still knew what he wanted to say, so he gently left Persephone's arms.

Then he apologized to Artemis and said seriously, "I'm sorry, Goddess Artemis. Hecate is my teacher and the goddess I believe in. So although my heart is extremely moved by your kindness, I will never leave her!"

"And this time, the tribute is not only offered by me..."

As Jason spoke, he turned his head to look at Atalanta, who had not yet emerged from the shadows in the distance, and whispered to Artemis, "Honorable Goddess Artemis, I believe that no one in this world will admire you more than she does!"

"Yes, you and Hecate both have good children, but I don't."

Persephone said with a pout.

"But you have a brother who loves you, Sister Persephone."

"You little fellow." Persephone couldn't help but pinch Jason's face and chuckled, "You're still so sweet!"

Hermes watched from the side and couldn't help but spat twice.

He couldn't help but sigh in his heart, she was worthy of being the one who attracted so much attention. Even he couldn't help but marvel at her speaking skills.

With just a few words, he could make everyone happy, and they weren't lies.

"Yeah, Artemis, just give up."

Hermes finally said, "After all, this child, even when faced with the choice between Hera and Hecate, chose Hecate."

This statement was obviously the most convincing, so Artemis, who was playing with the bouquet of silver lilies in her hand, had no choice but to give up unhappily.

Jason looked at Hermes expressionlessly.

Gan!

Can you please not mention this?

Hermes winked at Jason with a smile on his face, as if to say, 'I'm helping you.'

But Jason's face was full of vigilance.

Because judging by his accumulated experience, Jason found that whenever he met Hermes, nothing good would happen!

And the result seems to be really like this.

Hecate listened to Jason's words, although she looked calm.

But the corners of his mouth couldn't help but slightly raise a little...

"Jason, come with me...and Artemis too, you actually gave this child your arrows."

"But I think this child's tribute is totally worth it!"

No one refuted Artemis' words.

Jason looked at this scene in confusion, and then looked at Hermes...

No way, no way?

I won't... get into trouble again, will I?

Jason followed Hecate away in confusion, and the rain of flowers stopped.

Hecate brought Jason to a quiet place, set up a magic circle, and dispersed the dark butterflies around her. Without waiting for Jason to ask, she said directly:

"You're in trouble, and big trouble at that."

"...Is there something wrong with the tribute I give to the goddess Artemis?" Jason hesitated for a while and asked in confusion.

"There's nothing wrong with the tribute you gave her. The problem is... it's too good."

"Okay?" Jason was stunned.

Is it good? ...It's just a slightly more romantic setting, that's all.

Seeing Jason's puzzled expression, Hecate thought for a moment, then for the first time, she showed great curiosity and asked Jason, "If you were to offer a similar tribute, would you be able to do as well as this one?"

"Yeah, that's fine."

Jason nodded and said to Hecate without hiding anything: "I can also make different styles. It's okay to make it better because it's very simple."

This is actually the truth.

If it weren't for the urgency of the world, Athena would have only given Jason a week, and it would have been the fifth day now.

Jason could have done better.

For example, dye the entire mountain white.

For example, find more cute creatures to embellish the scene.

For example, making a holy chariot for Pegasus to transport Artemis, and taking her for a stroll under a sea of white flowers.

Finally, play some beautiful music, preferably with hundreds of birds dancing along, or let the nymphs in the forest sing and dance together.

Thinking of this, Jason, who did not hide his thoughts from Hecate, even sighed under her stunned and strange gaze.

He said: "Alas, the time is really too short, only half a day, it's really hard to get through."

......fine?

Barely, passed?

Hecate was stunned and looked at Jason in front of her.

At this moment, she didn't know what to say...

As a time traveler, Jason's advantage in imagination, let alone anything else, is something that no one in this world can possibly match.

Therefore, and precisely because of this, Jason, who had seen too many "pig runs" in the future, did not feel at all that he had overexerted himself tonight.

"Is that so?" Hecate nodded slightly stiffly.

"Well, yes, so Teacher Hecate, what happened to my tribute?" Jason looked at Hecate in confusion.

Hecate was silent for a moment, then said, "It's okay. Even Persephone wants it."

"Oh... then perhaps I could go discuss this with Lord Hades."

“…I want it too.”

"...Well, Teacher Hecate, did I just hear something?" Jason opened his eyes wide and looked at Hecate in shock.

Hecate said nothing, but waved her hand and a magic wand appeared in her hand.

"Wait, I didn't hear anything just now, but I understand, I understand everything now!"

Seeing this, Jason backed down extremely quickly.

Hecate then calmly put away her magic wand, and then her emotions gradually calmed down. She said, "Since you have a plan in mind, that's good. Although this matter is troublesome for you, it may not be a bad thing."