Chapter 178

Next to him, the slightly weak teasing voice of the second sister Lachesis sounded.

Lachesis, the second sister among the goddesses of fate, is responsible for the length of life. Therefore, although she is an immortal goddess, she is a sick child.

But even if he is weak enough, he will lose his breath and faint if he talks too much.

This middle sister never misses an opportunity to tease her lovely sister.

"I said, Clotto, do you really don't need me to knock Nuo Yan out with a sack and pack it up for you to bring back?"

"There is also that heartless man. My eldest sister and I have always wanted to talk to him. We actually chose Athena. It is really unsightly. If we had chosen our lovely Clotho, maybe we would have already been preparing for the wedding. It’s over, right sister!”

Atropos ignored Lachesis.

She didn't want her sister to ignore her later.

But in his heart, Atropos actually agreed with Lachesi's words, and even thought about whether he should knock Nuoyan unconscious with a stick and tie him back with a sack.

"I don't care if the promise doesn't choose me..."

"I care!"

Lachesis said angrily: "The clay figurine still has three points of vitality. We are goddesses. Because he messed with fate, we have had so much extra work. I can't remember how long it was when I last rested!

In the past, for the sake of my sister, I thought I would just endure it. After all, we are a family.

As a result, now, I actually ran to choose that Athena!

No, I get angry when you talk about it, and when I get angry, I, I just..."

As she said that, Lachesis held her forehead and looked at her eldest sister dizzily.

"Hurry up, catch me quickly, I'm going to faint again!"

Atropos, emotionless, looked at her quietly.

Watching her snap like this, she fainted and fell to the ground.

"Okay, it's quiet now." Atropos said calmly.

Clotto nodded aside.

Indeed, it is quieter.

"But Clotto, do you really don't need me to tie the promise back?"

Atropos then looked at Clotho again.

All it takes is a word from her sister, or even a light nod, and now she dares to go out and hold the big stick high, and with a bang of justice, she will be tied back by Promise.

Clotho shook his head.

"He chose Athena?"

Seeing this, even the emotionless Atropos was a little confused.

Clotho thought for a while, recalling the scenes of Athena's collapse that he had seen time and time again in that fate.

A sly smile appeared on that lovely, picturesque face.

"Yeah, but...that might not be a good thing."

The ancient Temple of Destiny ushered in peace after the second sister Laxis fainted.

Clotto sat under the silk thread temple filled with destiny as always, guarding the crystal ball in his arms, waiting for the coming...end!

...

...

Colchis,

Beside the Argonaut, in the woods next to the ford.

Today, Hestia, the eldest sister of the gods, one of the three beautiful virgin goddesses, dressed in red clothes, is looking at the promise in front of her with a look of resentment.

The afternoon sun lengthened their shadows.

Hestia pouted dissatisfied and said, "Promise, tell me, are you perfunctory with me?"

"I don't, beautiful goddess Hestia." Nuoyan looked at her with an innocent face.

"You still said you didn't!"

Hestia opened her eyes wide, pointed at the promise and said loudly: "Other people's paintings are all spectacular, even that idiot Ares was carefully crafted by you, but why are mine so simple and perfunctory!"

"Goddess Hestia, you can't say that."

Nuoyan looked indifferent and said without any panic: "As you wished, I invited the Olympus gods and presented a sumptuous dinner, and all of us Argonauts also participated, not to mention. .....

Goddess Hestia, when that painting is completed, doesn’t it mean that you actually approve it in your heart? "

Why, don’t admit it now!

This is the simplest painting.

Athena said so.

Because although Hestia is very sinister, she is still a qualified eldest sister. Without any unnecessary pursuit, she really just hopes to have a harmonious dinner.

The dinner didn't even need to be grand. As long as her brothers and sisters showed up and everyone had a happy gathering, Hestia would be satisfied.

Normally, this is actually difficult.

After all, among the gods of Olympus, it was not an ordinary chaos. It was really difficult to have the kind of family gathering model that Hestia expected, where everyone was harmonious.

Even if it is done according to the initial promise, it is impossible.

But now that he is favored by the gods, and even most of the gods have received the favor of the promise and owes the promise, this is really a matter of talking.

So Nuoyan found Hermes and asked him to send invitations to the gods.

He also asked the heroes of the Argonauts to help and organized a barbecue dinner.

If you want to have a lively gathering or even make a big fuss, there is no doubt that barbecue is the best place.

Adding the promise is simply not the cooking skill of this era.

So after one night, when Hestia came back to her senses.

She found that her painting had been taken away by Nuoyan.

In fact, Hestia was not dissatisfied. Just like what the promise said, if she didn't recognize it in her heart, she wouldn't be able to draw it.

Just when she compared everyone else's situation, she always felt as if she was being perfunctory.

After all, if you look around, even the paintings of Hermes look like a noisy hunt by the gods.

In this regard, Nuo Yan could only shrug helplessly.

"Even if this is the case, I don't care. I promise you must compensate me!"

Hestia said loudly.

Nuoyan looked at Hestia, who had pink hair and darting eyes in front of her, and could only sigh and said: "Kind goddess Hestia, please... be merciful!"

"An', I won't let you do anything else."

Hestia raised the corners of her mouth and said with a smile: "It's just a promise. Is it time for you to give me the golden apple dedicated to the most beautiful goddess?"

That's it?

Just when Nuoyan suddenly nodded and was about to get the golden apple.

"Also, in order to compensate me, you will definitely write 'Dedicated to the most beautiful goddess' on the golden apple, right?"

Nuoyan froze and looked at Hestia who was smiling evilly in front of him, his face expressionless.

I knew you, this sinister goddess, had no good intentions!

The most beautiful goddess, even if there is just one more word, it would be strange if those stingy goddesses don’t come to trouble me!

Especially Artemis, who had been in trouble for a while because he didn't choose her.

If only she could seize the opportunity...

Nuoyan touched his neck. He felt that there was no need to go back to the present, he could enjoy that treatment now!

But if you don’t give it, it seems you won’t be able to pass this test...

Thinking like this, Nuoyan looked at Hestia who was obviously ready to watch a show.

As soon as I rolled my eyes, I had an idea.

Then he took out the golden apple and wrote on it: "The most beautiful golden apple for the goddess Hestia."

"Here, Goddess Hestia."

Nuoyan looked at Hestia with a proud look on his face, raised his eyebrows and said, "Your golden apple."

Hestia got the golden apple and looked at the words on it, feeling a little silent.

"Am I being influenced by Ares?"

Immediately, Hestia fell into self-doubt: "I actually forgot that what you kid is best at is dealing with goddesses, you goddess killer!"

No, you are slandering!

Nuo Yan wanted to scream and prove his innocence, but he did not do so in the end.

Because he still understands that this innocence will only become darker the more it is proven!

"Brother Nuoyan!"

And at this moment, the most beautiful girl, Helen, ran over.

And with a pop, he threw himself into Nuoyan's arms.

Because there was no chance for her to appear this time, so since she came back, she has been very stubborn about her promise.

"A god is looking for you!"

Helen first greeted Hestia, and then said to Nuoyan: "It's the great sun god, Lord Helios!"

Chapter 155: Promise Farewell to the Heroes (5.5k)

The man who tried to control the sun in place of Helios, the sun god, was called Phaethon.

When Helen found the promise and waited together until sunset, they saw the sun god Helios, who was driving the sun's carriage, stopping in front of them.

He was seen wearing a purple robe and a golden sun crown emitting countless beams of light. He was a tall and burly middle-aged male god.

Immediately, Helios informed Phaethon of the promise.

"I made a vow."

On the seaside of Colchis, the sun god Helios, who invited Nuoyan to the Sun Chariot, sighed and said to Nuoyan: "Because the child of Phaethon is not a god, but the child I gave birth to with a mortal woman. Child, so in order to make up for him and prove that I still love him even so, I made an unbreakable oath to the water of the Styx.

That means no matter what he wants, I will agree to him unconditionally, but..."

"But you didn't expect that he actually wanted to drive your carriage and drive the sun?"

The goddess Hestia, who had come with him because she sensed that there might be fun, interrupted the conversation with a frown.

He looked at the sun god Helios with a very serious expression and said: "Helios, do you know what you are doing? Are you really planning to agree to this ridiculous request?

Do you know how much disaster it will bring to the world if you are not careful? "

Although she is a bit sinister, Hestia, the eldest sister of the gods, is obviously a goddess of orderly good or neutral good.

She is, after all, the goddess of the hearth and home, devoting everything to the service of humanity.

"Of course I know, Dear Goddess Hestia."

Sun God Helios smiled bitterly and said to Hestia: "I don't want to agree to the child's unreasonable request, but...I don't want to see him cry and be sad.

What's more, I made a vow. "

After saying that, when the sun god Helios saw what Hestia wanted to say, he focused his attention on Nuoyan and said: "And I treat Phaethon just like you treat this child Nuoyan. When he begs you with tears and remains depressed about it.

Can you really be so cruel as to reject him? "

Ah, no, why does this involve me?

After hearing what the sun god Helios said, and thinking about the promise of this mythical story, I couldn't help but feel a little confused for a moment.

What made Nuoyan speechless was that after Hestia looked at him after hearing his words, she immediately agreed with Helios' words and sighed deeply in helplessness.