Type Moon Greece, I Really Don't Want to Be a Hero!

Hesione looked at Jason in disbelief.

"Um...thank you?"

Jason smiled and said to Hesione: "But I'm sorry, I'm really not the great God of Light, Apollo, I'm..."

While speaking, there was a loud noise rushing out of the sea.

I saw a gigantic beast protruding its huge body from the sea, facing the daily rising sun, and came to the pale-faced Hesione and Jason.

This is a terrifying giant snake.

Spitting out the snake letter, the two giants stared at Hesione and Jason in front of them.

"...Are you really not Lord Apollo, the God of Light?"

Hesione turned her head to look at Jason again, and asked Jason with the last hope in her heart.

"Sorry, I'm really not."

Jason's answer extinguished the last hope in her heart.

"Then you go away quickly... the messenger of the great sea emperor Poseidon, I am the Trojan princess Hesione who was sacrificed to you."

The desperate Hesione said to the giant snake in front of her with a wry smile, "It has nothing to do with this man, I hope my life can appease the anger of the great sea emperor Poseidon!"

The serpent is obviously spiritual, and it listens to Hesione's words.

He glanced at Jason.

Immediately, he opened his mouth wide, let out a piercing cry, moved his body out of the sea little by little, and surrounded Jason and Hesione in a circle.

The scarlet eyes looked directly at the two of them, uttering snake letters.

Jason, who was still not in the slightest panic about this, said to the giant snake like this: "As far as I know, you who obeyed Lord Poseidon's order have already destroyed and devoured most of Troy's life.

You have done well enough, Lord Poseidon will not blame you.

I have asked Lord Hermes to find Lord Poseidon, the Emperor of the Sea. I think he will accept the tribute from Troy City for apology.

Your mission is over! "

Jason's calm made Hesione beside him stunned.

But the giant snake obviously didn't pay attention to that much, it just felt that Jason was very annoying, it roared at Jason and Hesione, and then opened its mouth to bite Jason.

The giant beast opened its big mouth, and at this moment, it seemed that even the light was swallowed up. Jason and Hesione below it ushered in darkness.

At the same time, at this moment, Hesione had already closed her eyes, ready to meet the ending... One second, two seconds passed.

Hesione, who didn't feel any pain, opened her eyes in confusion.

Then she saw an extremely terrifying scene.

She saw the sky above into her eyes, surrounded by the huge body of giant snakes circling.

It's just that no matter how it bites, how it uses its huge body to oppress the two, even if a tooth is broken, it can't swallow Hesione and Jason.

Because a golden shield formed a golden field, protecting the two of them.

That is the hardest shield in the world, a gift given by Athena - Aegis Aegis!

Just as Hesione looked at the scene in front of her, she was slightly dazed.

There was a soft ringing in her ear.

I saw Jason pull out the handle saber hanging from his waist, which was fused with the stone that was swallowed by the second god king instead of Zeus, thus covering its original dark color and looking extremely holy The sharp sword—the sword of killing gods!

Now, Jason already had sufficient reasons to attack the giant beast.

So in Hesione's sight, Jason, who seemed so small compared to the giant snake, rushed out from the protection range of Aegis.

Holding the holy sword in his hand, he easily cut off the scales on the giant snake, causing unimaginable pain to the giant snake, and blood splashed all over the ground.

As a result, the giant snake's body began to roll violently.

But no matter how it swings its huge body, it can't hurt Hesione who is under the body and protected by the aegis.

At the same time, he couldn't shake Jason from his body.

Jason poked the giant snake's body with his sword, but he didn't kill it.

It is to cut a piece of meat here and a piece of meat there.

Soon, the churning and roaring giant snake brought Jason to the sea and rolled into the sea, setting off huge waves one after another.

His painful cry naturally alarmed the people of the Kingdom of Troy not far away.

But no one dared to come and check.

In the past month, I don't know how many people died in the mouth of the giant snake.

They can only pray, pray that after the giant snake eats the sacrificed princess, Poseidon, the emperor of the sea, can calm down his anger.

Only Princess Hesione, who is under the protection of the Aegis at this time, knows how miserable the giant snake is at this moment.

Because of the blood, the color of this coast was visibly dyed red by the naked eye.

His momentum of tumbling and struggling gradually weakened.

Finally, the giant snake gave in, and it made a howling sound.

The voice was bleak and helpless.

At this point, Jason got down from the giant snake and came to the shore.

In Hesione's shocked eyes, I saw that the white clothes on Jason's body were not polluted in any way, and they were still as white as snow.

It formed a sharp contrast with the bright red coast and the giant snake covered in scars.

"You go."

Jason said to the giant snake.

He did not intend to kill.

But the Serpent has it!

Having suffered such severe injuries, the giant snake's eyes had already turned extremely red, looking at the ant that finally got down from its body without the protection of that strange shield.

When Jason turned his back to it and was about to leave, it opened its mouth and bit Jason without thinking.

It's going to eat the damn bastard!

"Be careful!" Seeing this, Hesione opened her eyes wide.

She struggled, trying to help Jason throw the shield over.

But she was tied, and pretty tight.

So, just when she witnessed the giant snake biting Jason down, she thought it was over.

Jason turned around abruptly, and swung the Godslayer Sword in his hand.

A black sword glow cut the snake in half with its mouth open!

The crimson blood fell like rain.

But it couldn't pollute Jason half a point.

Jason looked at the giant snake that fell to pieces under his sword, and couldn't help shaking his head slightly.

At the same time, with a soft cry, the golden-horned deer ran over.

She stood outside with some disgust, and yelled at Jason.

"I'm sorry, Miss Lu, I'll be right over!"

Jason called to Sister Lu, and then returned to Hesione in the bright red rain.

Take back Aegis Aegis.

"Remember to ask your father to present the tribute to Lord Poseidon when you go back. As for its matter, I will personally apologize to Lord Poseidon."

While speaking to Hesione who was staring blankly at him, Jason danced two beautiful sword flowers and cut off the rope that bound Hesione.

Then he turned around and left.

"Wait a minute, what's your name!"

Behind Jason, Hesione's questioning voice sounded.

If it was the past, Jason would naturally not reply, but in the current situation... there is really no need to hide it.

"Jason, um... barely considered a hero."

He who was the least willing to be a hero, now finally gave such an answer, in his... last trip.

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PS: I always feel that the current story is a little bit out of the previous taste.

Well, it should be that the plot has progressed to this point, and the original flavor has indeed dissipated.

Forget it, no matter so much, I will continue to write and finish it.

This chapter is 7, so there is no more tonight.

Chapter 95: The Invitation of the Moon Goddess Artemis

Since then, a few days have passed in the blink of an eye.

One day, Jason was in a forest, and saw Hermes, the messenger of the gods, who was waiting for him for a long time with a grass root in his mouth.

"The sea emperor Poseidon has forgiven the people of Troy, and their king has also offered a corresponding reward."

When the two met, Hermes immediately told Jason what happened afterwards.

And said to Jason with a smile: "It's their princess, I hope I can bring her to meet you again, but I didn't agree."

"Thank you, merciful god Hermes-sama..."

"Okay, okay." Hermes interrupted Jason with a wave of his hand, and even hugged his body to pretend to shiver, and said to Jason: "Don't do this, I'm not used to it yet. What, did you do something wrong again?"

"I killed the envoy of Poseidon."

Jason did not hide anything, and truthfully stated to Hermes.