Greece Brings Evildoers Chapter 104

Chapter 104 Please stop your ghost father behavior

 “Ding dong~!”

With a trembling sound of metal falling to the ground, the body opposite him, as straight as a bowstring, sat down slumped.

 “Forget it, she's not that easy to fool…”

"No matter how smart Athena is, she will only think that there is something fishy about my death, but she has no basis and will not think of such a thing. What's more, Crete is at war with Atlantis, and she I am busy dealing with Poseidon, even if I have doubts, I may not dare to do anything to you. "

 Lorne slowly opened his eyes, picked up the bronze arrow, and handed it over sincerely.

 “So, do you want to try it?”

However, when he reached his hand halfway, Artemis knocked it down in anger.

 “Hmph, am I the kind of person who repays kindness with evil?!”

The Huntress's almond-shaped eyes widened and she glared angrily at Lorne opposite.

Legend has it that before setting sail for the Trojan War, King Agamemnon shot Artemis's sacred deer and boasted that he was better than the goddess. The angry Artemis made the sea rough, making it impossible for the ship to sail, and passed through. The prophet asked Agamemnon to sacrifice his daughter to appease her anger.

This is a goddess with a rather contradictory personality. She has a loving and tolerant side, but also has a fierce and cruel revenge.

“What did you come to apologize for, that **** son of Poseidon did it?”

In addition, another epic record also confirms Artemis's contradictory character.

Legend has it that Niobe, a queen of Thebes, arrogantly mocked the conservation goddess Leto for having only two children, Apollo and Artemis, because she gave birth to seven sons and seven daughters, and showed off that her father could He ate at the same table with the gods and even prevented the Thebans from making offerings to Leto, the goddess of conservation.

“I'm sorry, I just wanted to help, but I ended up dragging you down like this…”

 Fortunately, I made the right bet!

And when he saw the bronze arrow that almost pierced his throat landed a hundred or ten meters away, his hanging heart finally fell to the ground smoothly, and he couldn't help but feel grateful to have survived the disaster in his mind.

Lorne cursed in his heart, but on the outside he calmly threw the bronze arrow in his hand behind him, with an apologetic smile on his face.

It was so dangerous, I was almost raped first and then killed by this crazy woman.

"I know who is right and who is wrong, and I won't take my anger out on you."

With the war going unfavorably, King Agamemnon finally chose to light a fire and push his daughter Iphigenia onto the altar.

Artemis snorted in retort and looked at the other victim in the incident angrily.

Lorne quietly looked at the gradually softening expression of Artemis across from him, and secretly breathed a sigh of relief. His surging thoughts recalled the records about this hunting goddess.

The humiliated Leto asked his son Apollo and daughter Artemis to punish Niobe.

 This is indeed a donkey that needs to be smoothed. It typically eats the soft stuff but not the hard stuff.

Thereupon, the angry Apollo and Artemis went down to the world and shot and killed the seven sons and six daughters of Queen Niobe of Thebes, who were proud of them.

Lorne rolled his eyes wildly secretly and glanced behind him from the corner of his eyes.

 Yes, yes, you have a clear distinction between grudges and grudges, and you have noble moral character! I will use a cautious person to save a gentleman's belly!

　　When it was the turn of Niobe's last little daughter, Artemis finally stopped because she couldn't bear it, and asked Apollo to give the child a very long life.

 Isn't it?

 The posture you acted just now clearly meant you wanted to stab me to death, okay?

However, a strong wind blew, and Princess Iphigenia disappeared in that moment, and a stag took her place.

 In fact, it was Artemis who rescued the girl and appointed her as her priest, allowing her to live the rest of her life in her temple.

 In short, the above two incidents are enough to prove that although Artemis has a capricious personality, she is not cruel and murderous.

 Theoretically, as long as you can find a way to coax her back, she will choose to forgive even the biggest mistake.

  But the more the opposite is done, the easier it is for the goddess to get angry and make things happen.

Because of this, Lorne had previously chosen to retreat before advancing, putting on a fiercely loyal look, thinking about the hunting goddess at every step, and even taught Artemis how to destroy his body and eliminate traces of him.

 And the result was just as he expected.

Artemis not only gave up the opportunity to kill, but also constantly found excuses for him, the victim.

At this time, after a long period of silence, the Huntress opposite bit her lip, and seemed to finally make up her mind, waving towards Lorne.

"Forget it, you were just trying to help me before. This matter has nothing to do with you. Just go away..."

Phew, it's okay!

Hearing the relaxed tone, Lorne confirmed that he could finally escape from the swamp. He couldn't help but be overjoyed. He subconsciously opened the magic array, quickly took out a piece of clean clothing, put it on, and got ready to run away.

This woman is too dangerous. To be safe, we should hide with Hestia first to avoid the limelight. However, just when Lorne was about to step out of the dense forest, his eyes inadvertently glanced back.

The once proud goddess of hunting is now huddled in the shadow where the sun cannot shine, holding her knees with her hands, biting her lips with her teeth, and burying her head deep in her chest.

—Like a trembling bird hiding under the eaves when a storm approaches.

 “What will be the consequences if you lose your virginity?”

Lorne stopped unexpectedly and turned around to ask.

 Suddenly, Artemis became angry and her cheeks turned red.

“It has nothing to do with you! Get out of here!”

However, faced with the extremely bad attitude of the Hunting Goddess, Lorne, who should have been eager to get away, stopped, turned back to where he was, and carefully examined the figure under the shade of the tree for a moment, with a trace of disbelief on his face. Youyou spoke.

 “Are you…scared?”

"Shut up!"

In an instant, Artemis suddenly raised her head like a female cat whose tail was stepped on, roaring with fury.

 But the angrier she became, the more unable she was to conceal the fear deeply buried in her stern eyes.

 Almost instantly, Lorne guessed the answer.

 “Is it Zeus?”

The moment she heard this name, Artemis's body trembled obviously, and the result was self-evident.

Looking at the excessive reaction of the hunting goddess, Lorne suddenly remembered a legend.

Among the nymph attendants of Artemis, there is a demigod named "Callisto". She is the daughter of King Lycaon and has sworn to remain chaste since she was a child.

This girl from the mortal world is not like other nymphs who spend all day wandering by the stream, strolling in the garden, reciting poems, composing poems, and singing and dancing. She always wears hunting attire, carries a divine bow on her shoulder, and holds a golden spear. She follows Artemis closely and chases wild beasts in the mountains and dense forests.

 Because of their common hobbies and interests, Callisto was favored by the goddess of hunting, and the two were inseparable, like a pair of good twin sisters.

However one day, Callisto was resting in the forest and saw the God King Zeus patrolling the world. When Zeus saw the beautiful Callisto, he became interested and wanted to seduce the girl to have **** with her.

 In order to achieve his goal, Zeus transformed into Artemis and approached Callisto. Callisto, who was unaware of this, was very happy when he saw the goddess arriving and stepped forward to greet her.

When "Artemis" (Zeus) kissed her, she realized that the person in front of her was not the goddess she swore to follow.

 But it was too late, her vow of chastity was tainted, and the divine power of Artemis could no longer protect her safety.

As a result, Callisto was forced to complete the union with Zeus, and became pregnant as a result.

Soon after, Artemis discovered the secret and expelled the innocent Callisto in a rage...

 Let's not mention the following story for now.

However, "Wearing a hunting suit, carrying a magic bow on his shoulder, holding a golden spear, and loving to chase wild beasts in the mountains and dense forests..." These descriptions of Callisto's clothing and behavioral habits gave Lorne a strong sense of both. visual sense.

Lorne looked in front of him, his eyes falling faintly on the hunting goddess with her hands on her knees.

 That's right, this is a replica of Artemis!

 There may be another reason why Zeus attacked Callisto.

For example, meal replacement?

Based on Artemis's drastic action of angrily expelling Callisto afterwards, combined with her own understanding of the Olympian god-king, all the answers are self-evident.

—Zeus's love for Artemis, his daughter, is not pure. I'm afraid there is also an element of possessiveness.

 In fact, it's not like the God King of Olympus has never done similar acts of ghost father.

Persephone, the queen of Hades who suffered two disasters and gave birth to Zagreus, the **** of wine, and Melinoe, the goddess of conspiracy, is a living example.

Probably for this reason, Artemis, who was aware of this in advance, swore an oath to Zeus and asked to become a virgin goddess who protects chastity.

Taking into account the attitudes of Leto, the goddess of conservation, and Apollo, the **** of light, as well as the bad influence brought about by Persephone, the queen of the underworld, Zeus finally agreed with his daughter Artemis to prevent the three from falling to each other. Si's plea.

 But he never extinguished his coveting heart from beginning to end.

The experience of the nymph Callisto is the best proof.

And now, Artemis's vow of chastity has also been broken...

 For a moment, thinking of Lorne here, he couldn't help but realize the seriousness of the problem.

 (End of this chapter)

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