I Will Eventually Embark on a Road of No Return Called a Hero

"Teacher, your words made me suddenly relieved."

Either unharmed or dead.

It's really reassuring.

"Let's go," Chiron reached out and gently stroked Siddija's head, "Go and become who you want to be."

"Ordinary or respectable."

"You are all my proud students!"

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"so………"

Siddija gently placed the huge package on the ground, and then sat on the stone on the side with Erlang's legs cocked, fingers crossed on his knees, and said softly in a very polite tone.

"Can you tell me where the temple of Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths, lives?"

The six naked bandits hanging upside down on the tree looked bloodless at this young man with pure white hair who didn't seem to have any fighting power.

"Good man spare your life."

The bandit with only one eye, under the urging of the other five people's eyes, bite the bullet and begged for mercy.

"It's really weird~ You were the one who was clamoring for what to do with me at first~" Siddija reached into the package and fumbled for a while, then took out an apple, "If I beg for mercy at that time, you guys What will you do?"

"Of course not doing anything..."

The one-eyed bandit himself was embarrassed to continue talking, but for the sake of his life, he had to bite the bullet and continue talking under the playful gaze of Sidika.

"Eh~ so friendly," Siddija took a bite of the apple.

He is not an idiot, these bandits just saw him carrying a big bag and only one person attacked him, as for the vulgar words in the middle, he filtered out.

"Yeah yeah, we're all very friendly!"

The one-eyed bandit burst into tears.

God knows why this young man's strength is so strong, and he is very capable of fighting. Even if six people beat him, he can dodge all the attacks with ease, and then knock them all down with one punch.

"So friendly bandit, please tell me the god of blacksmiths, where is the palace where Hephaestus, the god of fire, lives?"

Siddija shrugged and ran a hole in the ground with her feet, and put the apple core in it.

The one-eyed bandit's expression was a little stiff. Hidega's question was as ridiculous as asking if Zeus was male or female. They were just mortals. How could mortals know where the gods lived.

But if you don't answer, you will probably die, even if it is nonsense, you have to bite the bullet and say an address!

"You just... just keep walking westward, and after passing through this forest... you'll find a bronze palace where the Vulcan lives!"

Sidika raised her brows, and at the same time gently filled the pit with the pits.

"Really! I didn't lie to you! I swear to the gods!"

As if a little anxious, the one-eyed bandit screamed at his throat.

"is it?"

Hidega picked up a branch and threw it gently into the sky.

"Please guide me to the gods, let the tip of the branch point in the direction I should go."

What is this operation?

The one-eyed bandit couldn't react for a while.

"If the tip of the branch points to the west, I will believe you." Siddija said casually.

"Shh-"

Almost instantly, the six bandits turned their heads neatly and stared at the swirling branches in the sky, shouting madly in their hearts.

West! ! ! ! !

The one-eyed bandit even widened his only eye, as if he wanted to change the direction of the branch with his eyes.

But the reality is cruel...

"Doesn't it look like the west side?" Siddija narrowed his eyes, he didn't throw out the branch with great force, so now the direction of the branch can almost be determined.

The direction is east.

Bandits are bloodless, in this world bandits can make civilians fear, but they are just as afraid of the existence of heroes as civilians fear bandits.

The heroes slaughtered them without mercy, took their heads and went to those civilians, even if they did something indistinguishable from bandits and robbers, no one would blame them, because they are [heroes]!

The one-eyed bandit looked desperately at Siddija with pure white hair.

At this moment, the sudden change, accompanied by a crisp bird call, a gray bird suddenly flew out and hit the branch, causing the branch to turn in one direction and become west.

"emmm..."

Siddija tilted her head and looked at the gray bird that seemed to be dizzy, spinning in mid-air.

The one-eyed bandit wouldn't believe a single punctuation mark, so he never planned to go west from the beginning. He would go wherever the branches fell, as long as he didn't go back.

But it was such a coincidence that even Hidega had to admit it.