Chapter 292:

Chapter 292:

"Tell me, what's going on, what's going on, come to see me in such a hurry."

Speaking of this, Hecate paused slightly, and then the corner of his mouth suddenly rose a little, as if thinking of something interesting, and said to Jason with a little teasing: "Speaking of...how do you feel?

For the love of the most intelligent goddess in the world, Athena? "

"It feels great!"

Jason rolled his eyes at Hecate.

Immediately, he told Hecate the truth about Thetis.

And asked Hecate to take action and go to Argo to arrange magic that could hide the breath of Thetis, so that Zeus would not discover it.

That's why Jason came here to see Hecate.

When hearing about the goddess Thetis, Hecate couldn't help but put her hand on her forehead and looked at Jason speechlessly.

That look is completely looking at a troublemaker.

In this regard, Jason naturally chose to ignore it.

He would probably try to double down on what he had said in the past, saying that it didn't matter to him at all, and he didn't want to.

And now... numb.

Even Jason was a little numb about it.

Accepted.

"I see, I'll go later... How are you going to solve the matter of the sea goddess?"

Similarly, Hecate, who was used to it, didn't have the strength to say anything to Jason, and while nodding lightly to show her understanding, she asked Jason casually.

Besides, it's not a big deal to save a goddess he likes from Zeus.

Compared with the things of Sword of Godslayer, these things are too childish!

"I'm going to take the time to take the goddess Thetis to the goddess Hera."

Jason didn't hide anything, and told Hecate what he thought.

"If you can, it's best to bring Teacher Hephaestus with you this time..."

Hearing this, Hecate looked at Jason with a strange look in his eyes.

And smiled, and said: "It's really yours, and you really came up with a solution in such a short time... You are going to take this opportunity to ease the relationship between Hephaestus and the Queen of Heaven. contradiction?"

Jason hesitated for a while, then looked at Teacher Hecate and said, "Teacher, do you think...

I take it for granted, and the tube is too wide? "

"The matter between Mr. Hephaestus and the goddess Hera...isn't it best not to get involved?"

"It's okay if you don't mix it, or mix it up, just do what you want."

Hecate said: "Anyway, no matter what you do to Hephaestus, she will never be angry. At most, she will act coquettishly at you to express her dissatisfaction."

"She, but she spoiled you to the core!"

Hearing this, Jason couldn't help but glance at Hecate.

Although Hecate's words were calm at this time, his expression did not change much.

But Jason always felt that there was a faint vinegar smell in the air...

In general, Jason should choose to cover up this dangerous topic without hearing it.

But at this moment, Jason showed a smile, nodded, and said to Hecate with approval: "Yeah, then I'll give it a try, anyway, Mr. Hephaestus loves me so much, how can I never give birth to a child? I'm angry."

Hearing this, Hecate's body froze slightly.

Then he saw Jason looking at him with a smile in his eyes.

He couldn't help but grit his teeth secretly.

Even if she didn't want to admit it, but I don't know when it started, Jason really started to affect her mind.

She who used to be indifferent to everything, and would not even look at the destruction of the world, is now showing more and more joy and anger on her face.

Hecate cared about Jason no worse than anyone else.

Of course, Hecate would never admit it.

Then, without waiting for Hecate to attack, Jason, who admired Hecate's unwilling expression, hurriedly changed the subject and told the second thing that came here.

"By the way, teacher, I want to go to Lord Tartarus later."

"Tartalos?" Hecate was stunned and said, "What are you doing in the abyss again?"

"I'm going to save Cerberus, she hasn't come out yet..."

ziz......

The arc flashed in Hecate's hands, and Hecate looked at Jason with a bad look.

"I'm going to find Lord Typhon."

Jason resolutely admitted the counsel, told the truth, and said, "Bring Cerberus out by the way."

"Typhon?" Hecate raised his brows and said, "What are you doing to see him?"

"I think, no matter what, I should go and see him now."

Jason was silent for a while, and said to Hecate: "Because it is impossible for him not to know that the Sword of Godslayer has been shaped."

Hearing this, Hecate fell silent again.

"I will go with you."

Then, under Jason's surprised eyes, Hecate said lightly, "Otherwise, I'm afraid you will be bitten to death by Cerberus."

Hearing this, Jason couldn't help but laugh.

After all, this reason is really too perfunctory.

The endless abyss Tartarus... Hecate actually went there once, when he first brought Jason to meet Typhon, the ancestor of all demons.

And since then, it hasn't been there again.

After all, it's off limits.

I don't know how many gods are imprisoned in it, and even the king of gods is imprisoned in it and cannot come out.

It is the place where the gods fear.

Even Hecate had a hint of fear in his heart.

It was Jason, a freak, who would run into it when he had nothing to do. The key was that he would be fine no matter how he ran.

But now, for Jason, Hecate is willing to enter the endless abyss where the gods are imprisoned again...

"Teacher, you are so kind!"

Jason was naturally moved by this.

Then he took the plane and stepped forward, hugging Hecate's beautiful legs and rubbing oil.

The crux of the problem is that without outsiders seeing it, Hecate's resistance to this is really not that violent!

Think about it too, if Hecate was really disgusted with this behavior.

Jason simply wouldn't do it over and over again.

My teacher is a little arrogant...

Hecate was actually really kind to his students, whether it was Jason or Medea, or even Circe.

She never forgot them.

At the same time, although he could say it, Hecate still liked the feeling of being relied on and trusted by his students.

Well...even if it's Jason the villain!

Immediately, just as Jason rubbed the oil and found that Hecate's expression was getting worse and worse, he left decisively, preparing to go to the endless abyss.

"......and many more."

Hecate suddenly stopped Jason, and under Jason's puzzled eyes, he said, "What about Athena?"

Hearing this, Jason was stunned for a moment, and then he suddenly said, "Teacher, don't you think I came to you because of Athena, so you closed the door and didn't let me in?"

Hecate was silent.

But obviously, that's it.

Hecate had actually been waiting for Jason to come down, because she thought that about Athena, Jason should definitely come to her and ask her for advice.

Even after this period of time, Hecate had already thought about how to deal with Athena.

Now wait for Jason to speak.

Can......

"Me and the goddess Athena..."

Jason hesitated for a while, then shook his head at Hecate, "It's actually fine."

It's hard to say this.

Jason was reluctant to say even about Hecate, who he trusted the most, believed in, and depended on the most.

After all, it was between him and Athena.

Hard to say if this is the case...

Let me ask, when you are talking about your girlfriend, will you greet your guardian and seek advice from your guardian?

"never mind?"

Hearing Jason's answer, Hecate was naturally stunned, looked at Jason blankly, and even said a little stunned: "You said...you have solved it?"

"Yeah." Jason nodded.

"When?!" Hecate opened his eyes wide, and even stood up and said to Jason, "How did you solve it!"

"I made a promise with the goddess Athena."

Jason said to Hecate softly: "This matter, teacher, don't ask..."

"You...you told me not to ask?!"

Hecate looked at Jason in disbelief, and said, "You...you told me not to ask?!"

"Teacher, it's really hard to say..."

"You didn't tell me anything, and now you're hiding it from me, and it's because of Athena?!"

Hecate's reaction to this matter was great.

Even the reason, Hecate himself did not know.

She was just upset... Seeing that Jason actually concealed things from herself, and it was still with Athena, in the case of 'love'.

An inexplicable irritable mood surged up at once, causing her to lose control of herself.

This feeling is similar to Jason's apprenticeship with Hephaestus.

And it's exactly the same thing about Hephaestus' unusual performance.

Therefore, although Jason was a little surprised by Hecate's reaction, he was quickly relieved of the situation when he faced the confrontation between Teacher Hephaestus and Teacher Hecate.

After all, the goddess is a creature, it is natural to have a strong desire for exclusiveness.

"Teacher, you also know the matter between me and the goddess Athena, so... I really can't talk about this."

Jason shook his head at Hecate, "Because this is the greatest disrespect, to a woman."

Not a goddess, but a woman.

Hearing this, Hecate fell silent.

After a while, he said, "Has it been resolved?"

"Well, it's resolved."

"She's Athena!" Hecate finally couldn't hold back, and said to Jason: "It's disrespectful and disrespectful, why can't you tell me!"

"It's because she's the goddess Athena."