Spearman's Fate

"I am Jason, the prince of the Kingdom of Aiolkas. This time I am here to take the 'Golden Fleece' according to the order of my ancestors! I hope His Majesty Aeetes will not stop us from challenging 'Colchis'. "

The so-called 'Colchis' is actually the giant dragon guarding the Golden Fleece, and Jason's words are undoubtedly telling the other party that the other party has no sovereignty over the Golden Fleece itself.

At the same time, Jason knew very well that his uncle's "ancestor entrusted a dream" was completely a lie, but from a certain point of view, the problem the other party posed to him also gave him an "opportunity".

As long as he can complete this task, then he will be able to defeat the opponent in one fell swoop.

Similarly, if you just simply seize the Golden Fleece, you will be criticized by others, but if you say it is to fulfill the order of your ancestors, then at least the attitude of bystanders towards him will change a little.

There is no doubt that everyone present knows that this is a blame game, but the problem is that sometimes there is a lack of a 'reason'.

On the other hand, when Absyrtos asked Jason to convey it to Aeetes in the palace, the other party also hesitated.

Aeetes knew very well that although his country was not considered weak, there was no hope of victory in a head-on confrontation with a group of people on the Argo.

And in fact, he didn't have much thought about the 'Golden Fleece', because the Golden Fleece itself is a sacrifice to the gods, and he is just a guard, a person who can't bring him benefits but brings countless troubles Who would like something as a person in power?Not to mention that once the giant dragon guarding it wakes up, he needs to raise a lot of meat for the other party to eat, which is very troublesome when you think about it.

However, as a king, he needs to maintain the 'dignity' of himself and the kingdom he rules, so no matter what challenger he faces, he cannot back down, because once he backs down, his rule will be unstable, which has surpassed the Golden Fleece individual meaning.

But now Jason's arrival gave him a chance.

Since you can't keep it in the first place, it's better to use it as a bargaining chip to "deal" with the other party.

If the other party fails, then everything is easy to say, but everything is business as usual, but if the other party succeeds, then he can also minimize the adverse effects through his own operations and get 'compensation'.

As a king, Aeetes is undoubtedly very wise under normal circumstances. After all, no one who can achieve this step is easy.

As for why it became hysterical in 'history'?It's also very simple.

A stranger wants to rob him of the treasure that he has guarded for many years, and before robbing his daughter, and then let his daughter kill his son, but anyone with a bit of blood will be very angry, let alone A king who ruled a country.

But even if a decision has been made, the airs that should be put still have to be put on.

"His Majesty Aeetes said, if you wish to negotiate, then send a representative to enter the palace with me to discuss."

It was not unexpected that Aeetes agreed to negotiate, even allowing only a few people to meet with the other party was within Jason's expectation, he didn't even say much, he just signaled Laocoon with his eyes After temporarily presiding over the situation, he walked towards the arch with his head held high.

On the other side, Lancer and Hercules looked at each other and followed Jason into the palace.

Although there were only two of them, in fact, the two of them together accounted for at least half of the combat power of the entire ship. As long as the opponent didn't use G, even if there was really an ambush among them as the rear, a single cover could lead Jason out.

However, Absyrtos on the other side was also relieved when he saw Jason and Lancer walking towards him. After all, he didn't know whether his words would offend the other party, but then he was habitual. Observation from Lancer and Hercules.

At this time, Hercules was only wearing a pair of shorts, and was carrying a huge bow that was exaggerated in the eyes of ordinary people, but looking at the exposed strong muscles of the other party, and the body that seemed to be able to punch him With his head hammered into the huge palm of his body, he even wondered if the bow and arrow carried by the opponent was to make the opponent misunderstand his combat power so as to attract the opponent to approach him actively and kill him with one blow.

As for Lancer on the other side, he seemed to be wearing plate armor and carrying a folded lance (self-explosive gun · red lotus) behind his back. At first glance, he knew that he should be a warrior who was good at defense.

A melee killer who deliberately hides his clumsiness is paired with a guard who is good at defense. It has to be said that the opponent's configuration is normal.

Absyrtos' analysis is not unreasonable, but if Hercules and Lancer knew what he was thinking, he might die laughing on the spot. After all, although Hercules is also good at melee combat, the strongest is still The bow behind him.

As for the lance that Lancer was carrying on his back, it was simply a disposable item, and this armor was just to hide the wound.

The three of them followed each other and walked towards the palace. During this period, the three of them were very calm and ignored the surrounding buildings. After all, one didn't care at all, one forcibly controlled his facial expressions, and the other just saw Naturally, a more majestic kingdom would not care about this.

But when Lancer followed Absyrtos into the reception room, he paused strangely, because he saw an unexpected person beside the King Aeetes—— — Medea.

The petite Medea also had an extremely serious expression at this time, and she was full of majesty with a magic wand in one hand.

However, when she saw a few people walking in from the door, she was stunned for a moment, because she felt that they looked familiar?

Chapter 64 Medea's Doubt

Almost as soon as he entered the door, Lancer noticed a line of sight focused on him, but he seemed to be sternly looking ahead as if he hadn't noticed it at all.

Ordinary people would be a bit flabbergasted if they were not stared at by a beautiful...no, it should be said that it was a cute woman, but a normal person like Lancer (self-confessed) could not ignore the other party, the reason for this It's all to make the other party not pay too much attention to me, after all, I just put the other party down just now.

But he didn't know that the more he had this attitude, the more the other party would care about it. But the good news is that Lancer struck fast enough, and he didn't see who did it before the other party passed out.

Jason was negotiating with the king of Aeetes, Hercules looked serious, but from what Lancer knew about him, he must be deserting. After all, although Hercules was not really simple-minded and well-developed, But compared to Jason who is good at negotiating, he is still a lot worse.

The meaning of a companion's existence is to complement each other. He provides Jason with military support, while the other party is responsible for handling such matters, just like now.

As for Lancer on the other side———

'This line of sight is so dazzling, can't you see something? '

Because his own goal is to capture the Golden Fleece, Lancer doesn't care whether he will offend the other party. Even if he saves him, half of the reason is for Jason, and most of the rest is for Atalante. For her own reasons, Atalanta hated this kind of thing very much, and the other party's "fate" was even more miserable than her. After all, she could still maintain her own consciousness, but the other party had completely become a puppet controlled by the divine power of Eros.

So Lancer didn't care whether the other party hated or liked him at all. As for the matter of Eros?He had no intention of letting anyone know except those present.

If he is exposed, he may be able to reap the gratitude of the other party, but the price is that he may be hunted down by the 12 Greek gods... Unless he is crazy, he will not do this kind of business.

In the end, under Lancer's extreme tension, the two-shot 'negotiation' finally came to an end, and Lancer and the others also left the palace under the 'escort' of the pro-guards.

"Jason, how is it? Is it going well?"

When Jason and the others came back, Laocoon also approached with a serious expression. The reason for this was that if this negotiation failed, they might have to resort to coercive means.

"Of course, how can there be any problems if I play the role!"

Although everyone had nervous expressions, Jason was as confident as ever, and his chest was slapping.

"According to that king, we can take the Golden Fleece, but as a price, we must complete the 'contract' for him."

"Contract? What's that?"

Seeing the bewilderment on Lancer's face, Jason's expression suddenly became subtle.