Chapter 626：

If what it said was just nonsense, then it was completely equivalent to blasphemy just now.

For this reason, unless the gods of Olympus really fear the goddess Hecate, it will definitely be avenged.

However, now that this giant dragon can speak such arrogant words, it is natural that everything is true or depends on it.

No matter what it is, it proves the power of Goddess Hecate, and also proves that the name of the gods cannot make her awe.

In this case, Jason's tone became more and more gentle.

"No, respectable dragon, I don’t mean to threaten you at all. I just think that, at least in the face of the Olympus gods, letting me go to you and Goddess Hecate should be good. right."

Unfortunately, afterwards, the dragon coldly rejected his so-called benefits, not to mention the face of the so-called gods.

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"The kindness from the gods of Olympus? Are you kidding?" The dragon almost laughed as if hearing something funny.

But after the laugh, there was endless anger.

"You are just a mere mortal, a chess piece controlled by the gods. It is funny enough to dare to mention the so-called face of the gods in front of me... Don't you know? The Olympus in your mouth The gods of Sri Lanka have always been unkind to the magical gods, and your act of stealing the Golden Fleece by your orders is not their accomplices?"

"Wh...what?" Jason had no idea what the dragon said.

"Isn't it?" The dragon's sharp-toothed mouth showed a mocking smile. "Obviously, the Kingdom of Korkis is the kingdom protected by the Lord Goddess. If you steal the golden fleece that I protect, what will happen between Lord Goddess and Helios behind the Kingdom of Korkis?"

"..."

Jason had nothing to say, he hadn't thought about the calculations between these gods at all.

"Olympus gods, in their eyes, they only have the rule of Greece. Seeing that the "remnants of the front" in their mouths have the meaning of uniting with the goddess, they can't sit still, and you are just them. It’s a pity to separate our pawns, but you ants are completely unaware of it. The little bit of a little bit of petty thrown out for them is really ridiculous."

Teeny?

The throne of Thesali is actually petty?

But isn't that true for the gods?

As long as the gods are willing, a single oracle can change a country's king, but the people of this country have to let it go.

What the dragon said made Jason finally understand everything.

It's no wonder that the attitude of those mages has always been that they only know Hecate, do not know the gods of Olympus, and have been cruel in the test.

No wonder they know what their side represents, knowing the identity of so many gods, and still disdain them.

If there have always been contradictions between the two gods, then everything makes sense.

He thought of the game of "fight cricket" he played with other classmates in teacher Chiron when he was a child.

It's a pity that their Argonauts, under the instigation of the gods, are not like crickets in Gu?

The crickets will bite each other in order to defend their territories or fight for spouse rights, but their so-called territories and spouse rights are nothing to humans fighting crickets. It is through these trivial things that humans make the original nothing. The contradictory crickets are fighting each other.

They are the same now.

The gods are like people fighting crickets, whether it is the goddess Hecate or the gods of Olympus.

And they, the sons of these gods, the believers of the gods, are nothing but cannon fodder like crickets in the eyes of the gods.

Perhaps for the gods, they still have some importance—especially some **** sons—but that importance is just like a cricket that is valued by others. No matter how important it is, the cricket is still a cricket, and it will still be. He was used to fight with other people's crickets, and then unexplainedly lost his life for the dispute between humans.

For humans, the life of crickets is meaningless.

For gods, human lives are meaningless.

Jason finally understood everything, understood the true meaning of the great Argonaut's journey in his own eyes, and understood why his companions died along the way.

Those fifty-odd sacrifice companions are like crickets sacrificed in the gu of the gods. Perhaps the gods will sigh for them a few times, but that's all.

But what can they do with the decision of the gods? Can they still object?

Do not.

As crickets, all they did was to completely accept all this, let it go, and then set foot on the fate given by the gods like a puppet.

He clearly remembered the fate of those worms who violated the master's arrangement and were unwilling to fight with the rest of the crickets.

Perhaps the owner can release it when he is in a good mood, but it is more often killed by the angry owner.

And now, their Argonauts, like those crickets thrown into the gu, must fight against the enemy's crickets.

He thought so, the Argonauts thought so, and the dragon thought so.

"Since you have nothing to say and don't plan to hand over the Golden Fleece, don't blame me for being impolite." The dragon's voice growled low.

The Argonauts also clenched their weapons silently.

Realizing that there is no longer any possibility of negotiation between the two sides, the battle begins.

And it was the dragon who went to war first.

He took a step back a little, and then snapped at Jason's direction.

Jason himself was not strong, and he did not react to the dragon's attack at all.

But his teammates are all very skilled.

Beside him, Te Ramon immediately yanked it away, allowing the dragon to bite.

Here, Theramon quickly took Jason, the key figure, back, while the other Argonauts armed with various weapons rushed up to the dragon.

"Today, let us taste what it feels like to be a dragon slayer warrior!" Mole Agros yelled arrogantly, and the other heroes responded one after another.

Countless different weapons attacked the dragon from all directions.

Headed by Atalante, the heroes holding bows and arrows also shot arrows at the dragon from a distance as a check.

Orps did not participate in the battle, but he plucked his strings and chanted the ballads of exciting battles. Although he did not master the power of magic, the supernatural power inherited from Apollo and his superb music skills still let him His ballads have a magical effect, which makes Argonauts in battle feel passionate and brave as they fight.

Asclepius ran away to protect himself, and at the same time was ready to provide medical treatment to his companions injured in the battle.

As for Ye Ting and Circe, they pretended that magic was not effective on creatures with high magic resistance like giant dragons.

That's how the battle began.

Although the Argonauts mustered up the courage to fight the dragon head-on, they soon realized a huge problem.

The scales of the giant dragon are too hard to cause any harm to them with their weapons.