Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 534: Goddess of Wisdom? Just listening to me

"Oh, Perseus, so diligent?"

When Eros came back, it was already the next morning.

As soon as he came back, he saw Perseus wrapped in bandages, sweating profusely in the training ground, making some passing ladies unable to walk.

"First mate?! You're finally back!"

Hearing Eros' voice, Perseus stopped punching, smiled brightly, and greeted Eros with surprise.

Although he had not spent much time with Eros in disguise, Perseus already regarded Eros as one of the people he trusted.

Don't ask why, just follow your intuition and feeling.

Therefore, when Perseus saw Eros coming back, he was genuinely happy, without any falsehood.

But when Eros approached, Perseus smelled alcohol coming from him, and another smell he didn't understand.

"First mate, what were you doing last night? You smell so strange."

Perseus asked in confusion, pinching his nose.

Eros answered his question directly without any hesitation.

"Of course I went to have some fun. You know what sailors who have been at sea for a long time will do after they get to shore."

As he spoke, he winked at Perseus. The smell from various women on his body made Perseus feel quite uncomfortable.

Indeed, Eros did not make any mistakes last night and adhered to his bottom line.

But with such a nature, it was impossible for him to stay on the island of Crete obediently. Patience was not his strong point.

So he went to the underworld overnight, expressed his gratitude to Hades for opening a back door for Perseus, and by the way, he found Persephone and made a big mistake.

Thus, Eros was refreshed and ready to welcome the new day.

"First mate, do you have money? Don't get arrested for not having money."

To Eros, Perseus expressed his most simple concern.

After all, if such a thing really happened, Perseus would not have the money to redeem the person, and he might have to sell himself to pay off his debts.

The money that Acrisius had prepared for him was distributed to the other crew members when they parted ways, and now both of them were penniless.

Hearing what Perseus said, Eros glared at him with great dissatisfaction.

"Bullshit! No one has ever charged me anywhere I go. It's all free, right?"

"First mate, you are bragging again. They can't possibly do business at a loss, so how did you pay? It's not good to default on your debt."

Perseus seemed to still be concerned about whether Eros had eaten the chicken king, and asked repeatedly.

Eros had relied on his good looks to dominate his life for half his life, but one day he would be questioned for eating the king's chicken. Eros was quite helpless.

"Okay, okay, I admit that I really don't have the money to pay."

Eros' eyes rolled slightly, and he changed his tone and spoke.

"I knew it. Don't worry, first mate. I will help you pay off the debt. If it doesn't work, I will help you borrow some money from King Minos."

Perseus said this enthusiastically, but he also felt a little weak.

As fellow Saints, borrowing some money should not be a problem, but would it be bad to borrow money just for pleasure?

"Don't worry, I don't have any money, but someone with money has paid for me."

Eros smiled a bit wickedly and said, "You would never have thought that when I was in the most difficult time, it was the goddess Athena who appeared by my side, rescued me, and paid off the bill."

"I never thought that the goddess would pay so much attention to me. It really makes me feel ashamed."

When Eros said this, he clearly felt the humiliated hum of a goddess coming from the void.

It was an insult to her reputation to spread the rumor that she would peek into Eros's corner.

But Perseus would not believe such a ridiculous thing even if Eros told him.

"Don't be ridiculous, first mate. How could a goddess pay for something like this?"

Perseus shook his head. He believed in the goddess of wisdom, the goddess of war, and the patron saint of Athens.

It's not Eros's Pokémon or Doraemon, who can appear at any time to help Eros solve his problems.

But Eros had evidence, evidence that proved what he said was true.

"Look, the goddess not only saved me from trouble, but also gave me an oracle and a magic bag that can hold anything."

Eros took out the bag and sea chart that Athena had given him and showed them to Perseus.

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"Look, the goddess knows your current predicament, so she appeared before me and let me show you the way forward."

This mountain of irrefutable evidence left Perseus speechless, and he couldn't help but believe Eros's words a little.

Could it be that the goddess really watched the first mate having fun and then appeared again to help him out of his trouble?
But isn't the goddess he believes in famous for her purity and chastity?

Perseus fell into deep thought, which may have been the beginning of his thinking about his so-called beliefs.

"Okay, I won't talk to you about this any more. We need to set off quickly to the other side of the Ocean River to look for the legendary Gorgon."

"Her magical eye can turn anything that looks at her into stone. With it, you can defeat Keto."

After briefly summarizing the contents of the oracle to Perseus, Eros couldn't wait to sleep with the Gorgon sisters.

"Eh? So soon? Don't we want to pay our respects to the king who rules here, the Gold Saint of the Sanctuary?"

Perseus pulled at the bandages on his body. Although the injury did not affect his movements at all, he still wanted to stay a little longer.

On the one hand, he had to thank the benefactor who saved him in person.

On the other hand, as one of the twelve zodiac signs of the Holy Land, Perseus is also quite curious and yearning for Taurus Saint Minos.

He wanted to meet this Gold Saint and hoped to learn from him the secrets and experience of how to become a Gold Saint.

"That's fine too."

Eros thought about it and realized that this was indeed what he had originally planned.

Since Perseus had taken the initiative to ask, he might as well be patient and wait a little longer.

"In that case, let's go meet him now."

"Eh? So soon? Don't you need to inform me in advance?"

Perseus was a little nervous, as he didn't know what kind of person this Gold Saint was.

Is he serious? Or cold and ruthless? Or is he a kind-hearted king like his grandfather?
"Tsk, don't worry, she has been planning to meet you for a long time."

Eros didn't care at all. There was nothing to be nervous about.

Children just like to label their idols with unnecessary gold, creating unnecessary expectations and tension.

(End of this chapter)