Ares, God of War

"Everything is illusory. This trip is like this, and so is life. In the end, only yourself is worth relying on."

"Then do you still want to go to Cochise Island?"

Perseus said to Jason:

"If you don't go, I will disembark, and I have to help the goddess kill the monster Medusa who blasphemed her. If you are hesitant to lose a Hercules, then there is still a ship left for us." What's the point? Come, come, come, Hercules is gone, everyone, come and share your luggage, when the time comes, you go back to your Thessalay, and I go back to my city of Athens, from now on it's okay as if you haven't seen him."

He yelled and called all the heroes to come over for a breakup meal. Seeing Perseus like this, Jason said angrily:

"What kind of luggage! You haven't gone halfway through this road yet, do you want to run away?"

"It's not running, it's just strategically diverting my own investment."

Perseus spread his hands and said:

"After all, I don't think there is any future for following you, a fool who loses Hercules just like losing his soul."

Hearing Perseus' unceremonious words, Jason was also angry. He pointed at Perseus and said loudly:

"Do you think that no one can hold you when Hercules is gone? Let me tell you, Perseus, this ship is mine, and I'm the captain, Jason, and my The patron saint is the great queen Hera. It is true that the goddess Athena gave me a lot of help in the process of making this ship, but this does not mean that, as her believer, you can be in my boat. You can do whatever you want on the boat! This boat is protected by the gods, not the goddess Athena!"

"I didn't do whatever I wanted." Perseus spread his hands and said, "Look, if I really did whatever I wanted, you would no longer be the captain of this ship. I just think that you are not worthy of being the captain now."

"it is good."

Jason laughed out of breath and said:

"Then I will prove to you whether I am qualified to be the captain of this ship! Raise the sails! Keep going!"

Under his command, the sails were hung on the Argo, and the four wind gods on the clouds saw this, and continued to blow the wind, blowing the giant ship, and quickly moved towards the next destination.

Under the control of the gods, the Argo soon came to the Kingdom of Pebulukia, where the king Amikos was the son of the sea god Poseidon and the nymph of Bithynia, as a demigod, He also inherited his father's great strength, which is no small feat.

As the king here, Amicos has a very cruel hobby. He will pull all the travelers passing through the kingdom to fight and ask them to have a boxing match with him. In this game, Amicos will wear The bronze gloves given to him by his father, but only let the opponent bare-handed, such a shameless practice has made him undefeated so far.

And those travelers who refuse to fight with him will be killed by him in various cruel ways and will stay in this kingdom forever.

And more importantly, Poseidon is his father. The two identities of Ares, Ares and Perseus, both offended Poseidon. It is very likely that the uncle will take this opportunity to treat Al The heroes of Ge made troubles quietly.

Sure enough, when the Argo docked, Amicos seemed to have received the news a long time ago. As soon as the ship docked, he immediately led a large number of soldiers under him to surround the ship.

Chapter 173. Call out the strongest among you!

"O noble Poseidon, son of the nymphs of Bithynia, Amikos, king of the Kingdom of Poprykia, I am the captain of this Argonaut, Jason. We are going to the Isle of Cochise Take the Golden Fleece and come in glory to the gods, if possible, please allow us to obtain some supplies in your kingdom so that we can continue our journey."

When he saw Amikos bringing a large group of soldiers to the side of the Argo and surrounded the ship with a bad expression on his face, Jason quickly stood up and faced the muscular, tall and strong man below. God revealed his backstage.

However, Amikos didn't listen to him at all, he just squinted his eyes, looked carefully at the heroes on board, and asked:

"Who is Hercules? Who is Perseus?"

"Do you have anything to do with the two of them?"

Jason asked.

"Hmph, you don't need to stand up for them here."

Amikos sneered:

"Just call them out, otherwise, your ship will never leave this port."

After hearing what Amikos said, Jason was a little displeased, but the opponent's combat power was obviously superior to his, so the little yellow-haired patient still explained to this person:

"Hercules has disembarked due to an accident and is not on board now. As for Perseus..."

"Big muscle bully, what can you do with me?"

Before Jason finished speaking, Perseus poked his head out of the boat, looked at Amikos on the ground, and asked.

"Are you Perseus?"

Amikos looked carefully at Perseus's figure, and then ordered:

"Bring him to me."

"Oh wait a minute."

Perseus raised his hand and asked:

"Are you out of your mind? We have no grievances in the past, and we have no grievances in the present. What if I offended you? Are you going to arrest me as soon as we meet?"

"Didn't offend me?" Amikos sneered, "Don't tell me that you have forgotten what you did in the Parthenon Temple in Athens. At that time, you used your power to blaspheme my father with that Hercules." , Great Sea God Poseidon, today is the time for you to pay for your sins with your own blood!"

"Nonsense!" Perseus' eyes widened. Amycus thought he was going to prove his innocence, but Perseus shouted: "Beating a mere Poseidon, I still need to talk to Herac Les forming a team? I think you are insulting my ability! That old dog of Poseidon, is he worthy?"

As soon as this remark came out, someone on the Argo suddenly started to inhale vigorously, and even the gods watching all this above the clouds fell silent. Only Zeus clapped his hands and said loudly:

"Well said! As expected of my child, you have courage!"

On the Argo, Jason felt his heart was about to jump out of fright, and said quickly:

"He said this sentence himself, and it has nothing to do with the rest of us!"

"Look at your frowning looks, a Poseidon is so scared, it's not shameful, the gods you serve are all humiliated by you."

Perseus picked his ears, blew, and then flew up from the boat with his flying shoes, mocking Amikos:

"Son of a dog, come and chase me if you have the ability."