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

And if it weren't for Jason, she wouldn't appear so often!

"My child, we finally meet."

Then Typhon looked at Jason and said with a soft smile.

Jason was silent for a moment, then walked out, bowed to Typhon, and said, "Great Titan God Typhon, it is an honor to meet you."

Typhon looked at Jason in front of him.

Although Jason now has traces of many gods on his body, as a being of destruction, he can still feel the breath of destruction from Jason!

So Typhon couldn't help but take two steps forward and move closer to Jason, as if he was going to touch him.

But he was stopped by Hecate who stood silently in front of Jason.

Typhon glanced at Hecate, then said to Jason, "My child, you came to see me, what's the matter?"

"Yes, great God Typhon, I have come here to ask for something."

Jason looked up at Typhon, who had transformed into a white-haired woman, and then said slowly, "I hope you can tell me...how to defeat your child, the hundred-headed dragon Ladon!"

Chapter 3: The Demonic Sword That Destroys the World (k)

"Ladon...my child?"

In the endless abyss of Tartarus, Typhon hid his huge body and transformed himself into a white-haired goddess.

Hearing Jason's words at this moment, he couldn't help but tilt his head.

There was a hint of doubt in those strange eyes.

"Your child with that half-human, half-snake monster Echid." Hecate added lightly from the side.

"Oh." Typhon reacted and laughed, saying, "I see. I never thought she would actually create a child for me...even though I only gave her some of my blood.

Well, may I ask the goddess Hecate, where is she now?"

Typhon asked Hecate very politely. After all, in terms of seniority, he was actually lower than Hecate. Typhon was the last Titan god.

"He died, killed by the hundred-eyed giant Argus, a subordinate of Hera, the Queen of Heaven."

After saying this, Jason naturally looked at Hecate with a somewhat surprised expression, because the hundred-eyed giant Argus was the one he had agreed with Hermes.

Guarding the giant who became the cow Io!

"Yes." Hecate, noticing Jason's gaze, nodded, confirming his thoughts. "That's the giant guarding Io. He's your next tribute."

"Dead." Typhon was stunned for a moment, then shook his head and said, "That's a pity... By the way, I wonder what the tribute is... And why did this child defeat my child Ladon?"

Typhon paused for a moment, then smiled and said, "I'm sorry, I seem to have said too much, but in this abyss, I almost forgot when I last spoke to anyone, so you don't mind, do you?"

Upon hearing this, Jason finally told the truth about the twelve tributes, as this was not something worth hiding.

Defeating the hundred-headed dragon Ladon was his tribute to the god of war Ares!

"I see." After hearing this, Typhon nodded in understanding.

Then, after a brief moment of contemplation, Typhon looked up at Jason, smiled, and said softly, "Child, I can help you."

Typhon agreed, which was not unexpected by Hecate and Jason, as he had no reason to refuse.

Twelve tributes to the gods, twelve gifts from the gods... Typhon could even say that he was very happy to see such a thing!

"What are the conditions?" Hecate asked Typhon.

"No conditions are needed. I can help this child unconditionally..."

Typhon smiled, but hadn't finished speaking yet.

"No!" Hecate interrupted Typhon and said, "We need... If you don't have the conditions, then let's just pretend we haven't been here today!"

Hearing this, Typhon couldn't help but look deeply at Hecate in front of him, who was wearing a black dress, with black hair and red eyes.

The two looked at each other and fell into a brief silence.

In this silence, Jason didn't know if it was his own illusion. He always felt that the endless abyss around him, the endless abyss where even the concept of time seemed to be non-existent, was actually shaking at this moment!

"...Goddess Hecate, I originally thought there was a good chance we could become friends."

"No, we have no chance!" Hecate flatly denied Typhon's words. After a brief pause, she said to Typhon calmly, "But as long as you don't bother me and don't touch my things, then we won't be enemies."

"I see." Typhon nodded, tilted his head to look at Jason, then shook his head and said, "That's... what a pity."

"In that case... Help me kill Argus, my child. This is the condition for my assistance in defeating Ladon."

Faced with the conditions given by Typhon, Jason thought for a while.

He looked up and nodded to Typhon.

"I understand, great Titan god Typhon. I will abide by the agreement I made with you..."

Jason hadn't finished speaking yet.

"Under the witness of the great primordial god, Tartarus, the god of the abyss!" Hecate finished speaking on behalf of Jason.

Typhon smiled and said, "Under the witness of our great father, Tartarus, the God of the Abyss... I must say, my child, you have a good teacher."

"Yeah." Jason nodded and said to Typhon with a smile, "I have always felt the same way."

So the next moment, Typhon slowly raised his right hand in the abyss, and the power of the abyss gathered in his hand under Typhon's guidance.

At the same time, dark blood flowed out from Typhon's hands. That was blood that represented the power of absolute destruction.

The blood of destructive power blended with the power of the abyss, and finally turned into a black spear, appearing in His hand.

Typhon then handed it to Jason and said, "Take it and fight. Any of my children will be unable to exert their full strength against it."

And the damage it has caused, no one can restore it unless you, the child, are willing to do so."

This is the power of destruction.

Jason stepped forward and took the black spear.

At this point, the transaction was officially completed.

When Hecate was about to take Jason away...

"Child, we will definitely meet again next time."

Typhon watched the two leave without trying to stop them. Finally, he whispered to Jason, "And my child... I will never give up on you. I believe that one day, you will come to me!"

Typhon's words made Jason pause slightly.

After a brief silence, Jason neither nodded nor shook his head, as if nothing had happened. He followed Hecate and, under the gaze of Typhon, walked out of the endless abyss.

Then, amid the flying dark butterflies and the sudden light of the magic circle, Hecate brought Jason back to the temple.

The two had just returned to the temple.

"Give me the thing." Hecate stretched out her hand to Jason, and Jason naturally handed the black magic spear to Hecate obediently.

Holding the magic spear and feeling the ominous and crazy power, Hecate couldn't help but frown.

Then, Hecate began to chant a spell, pouring her own divine power into the magic spear.

A silver glow gradually emerged from the pitch-black magic spear, embellishing the darkness and alleviating the evil and overbearing destructive power.

Finally, under Hecate's spell, several dark butterflies landed on the magic spear, and eventually melted into the magic spear, turning into a pattern of dark butterflies.

At this point, the magic spear no longer had any destructive aura.

Hecate then threw the magic spear to Jason and said to him, "I can only suppress it temporarily, so that the gods cannot sense Typhon's power, but this is only temporary... Even my power will be swallowed up by infinite destruction over time!"

"After this is over, go find your teacher Hephaestus. She will find a solution for you."

Having said this, Hecate, who was sitting in the temple hall, suddenly froze as if she had thought of something.

Because now a picture emerged in her mind...it was the picture of Jason buried deep in her memory.

As angry thunder roared over Olympus and darkness covered the earth, in the endless darkness, Jason, dressed in white, stood on Mount Olympus, pointing his sword at Zeus, the king of gods.

But at this moment, Hecate suddenly remembered the appearance of the sword... because it was a pitch-black magic sword.

A magic sword that seems to be able to cut the world in half and destroy the world's power!

Hephaestus, the most outstanding god of craftsmanship, and now Jason has also obtained the blood of Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, which represents destruction...

At this moment, Hecate could not help but remain silent again.

"Teacher Hecate, what's wrong?"

Putting away the silver and black magic spear, Jason looked at Hecate who suddenly stopped talking and asked with some confusion.

Hecate heard this and looked up at Jason.

Those beautiful scarlet eyes stared at Jason without saying a word, and just kept staring at him, making Jason feel uncomfortable all over.

"......come over."

Seeing Hecate's speechless response to his suffering, Jason was stunned for a moment. He couldn't help but cover his face, looking at Hecate pitifully, and said: "Teacher Hecate, can you please not pinch my face this time..."

"Come here." Hecate said calmly.

So Jason had no choice but to walk slowly forward and come before Hecate.

Then, just when Jason was mentally prepared, Hecate did not pinch Jason's face as usual, but reached out and pulled him into her arms, hugging the surprised Jason.

Holding Jason and resting her chin on his head, Hecate said calmly after a while: "Jason, you should know that I have no interest in this world or the Olympian gods.

Even if the world were to end, I would at most take a few more glances.

Therefore, whether the gods exist or perish, I don’t care... Do you understand what I mean?"

Jason was silent for a while, then nodded slightly.

"I won't interfere with any of your choices. After all, I'm just your teacher. Whatever path you choose is your own business."

"I know what Feng must have said to you before we left. You don't have to tell me. Anyway, it was nothing more than words like I will never give up on you... Jason, you are my apprentice, even if you are a bad apprentice, you are still my apprentice, don't you understand?"

"So, teacher, I still hope... that you can be happy."

Hecate's words echoed in Jason's ears and heart.

"You should still remember our agreement...the agreement when we first met."

"I remember." Hearing this, Jason replied softly: "I also want to unconditionally promise the teacher one thing..."

At the same time, it was because of that unconditional agreement that Jason was able to become Hecate's student.

"Then remember this deeply... because this is the only constraint I, your teacher, have placed on you."

Chapter 4: The Hundred-Headed Dragon Ladon Loses SAN Value! (k)

As a teacher, you will not interfere with the path chosen by your apprentice.

Therefore, before Jason became Hecate's apprentice, they made an agreement - an agreement to unconditionally promise Hecate one thing.

This is Hecate now, the only constraint on Jason.

Jason left... Holding the spear given to him by Typhon, the ancestor of all demons, Jason was about to go to the Holy Garden of the Golden Apple to defeat the hundred-headed dragon Ladon.

Pay tribute to Ares, the god of war and one of the twelve gods of Olympus!

When Jason left, Hecate looked at his back... Three years had passed in the blink of an eye, and his back had become wider without her knowing when.

Hecate sighed silently and said, "If you and I had not met, your future might not have become so unpredictable..."

Hecate is the goddess of opportunity. She is the miracle in the already determined fate. As long as she intervenes, the determined fate can be changed.

So now, no one knows what the future holds for Jason.

As soon as Hecate's whisper fell, she couldn't help laughing again.

"When everything is over, even if the world is destroyed, you will still follow me... Although he is an evil disciple, I have not accepted him in vain!"

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