Ares, God of War

Hecate held the candlestick and circled around her twice. Atalanta felt Hecate's eyes crawl over her body inch by inch. Even a goddess made her feel a little uncomfortable.

After wandering around, Hecate looked away, muttered something in a low voice, and then continued to look at Atalanta's face.

Atalanta also cautiously asked at this time:

"Goddess Hecate, what is the reason you came to see me?"

"Is there nothing I can't come?"

Hecate replied:

"This fork in the road is within the scope of my priesthood. What's wrong with me patrolling here?"

"No."

Atalanta lowered her head and thought for a while, then asked again:

"Could it be that Master Ares called you over?"

"Aris? Hmph."

Hecate didn't know why she was suddenly angry. She looked around Atalanta and asked:

"Where is this guy? Didn't he protect you all the way from Arcadia?"

Atalanta also turned her head to look behind her, and then said:

"I don't know. Although Master Ares is walking with me, he usually doesn't show his figure in front of me. Now, he may have other things to do."

"He still hides his whereabouts in front of you, shouldn't this guy secretly spy on you while you are picking flowers and taking a bath?"

Hecate's brows were tightly wrinkled together, appearing to be very tangled:

"I didn't teach him invisibility magic for him to use like this."

"The problem is, I don't use it that way either."

With a sigh, the figure of Ares finally appeared in this dim world. He stepped out from the blaze, looked at the world around him, and asked Hecate helplessly:

"Teacher, what are you doing here?"

This time, Hecate really wasn't called by Ares, and even he didn't know why this house girl who refused to take a step out of her house for hundreds of thousands of years, ran to this road in Sparta Come to stop Atalanta at the fork.

After all, Hecate's magic attainments were still higher than Ares'. Atalanta was following behind Ares at the time, but he didn't notice that Hecate had set up an "ambush" here, so he watched Atalanta helplessly. Tarrant was dragged to another realm by Hecate.

And considering the delicate relationship between the two of them today, Ares did not enter this realm immediately. After all, Hecate couldn't do anything to Atalanta no matter what.

But after thinking about it, he decided to come in to see what Hecate wanted to do, but as soon as he came in, he heard his teacher slandering himself crazily at the heroine he finally saved.

After seeing Ares coming in, Hecate's eyes fell on him immediately, and Ares also met his teacher's eyes. Their eyes contacted for two or three seconds, and then they staggered each other. , At this time, although Ares and Hecate showed normal expressions, Atalanta still felt that the atmosphere around her became subtle.

This awkward atmosphere lasted for a few seconds, and finally Ares spoke first, and he asked:

"Teacher, what are you doing here?"

"Let me see what kind of beauty is Her Royal Highness Princess Arcadia who was so fascinated by Ares, God of War, that she broke her oath and robbed people on the spot?"

Hecate crossed her arms and said angrily:

"Perhaps you don't know, now outside, there are rumors in some places that the two of you already have several illegitimate children."

"People's words are terrible."

Ares smacked his lips and replied:

"I knew about this kind of thing a long time ago. You see, Hercules has been said to be a dead gay."

Atalanta replied apologetically:

"Lord Hecate, this is Lord Ares using his reputation to protect me, nothing actually happened between us."

"Yes."

Ares also chimed in:

"Look at Atalanta. In fact, she doesn't like men. She only likes children. I brought her here only to arrange for her to help me manage the orphanage in the city."

"What? Isn't that the copper belt smelter?"

Hecate glanced at Atalanta with some horror, then quickly walked around her, came to Ares, and asked in a low voice:

"Such a person, you dare to let her manage the orphanage of the city-state of Sparta? Aren't you afraid that something discordant will happen inside?"

"Teacher, why have your thoughts become so... unspeakable recently?"

Ares said to Hecate speechlessly:

"Atalanta's 'like' for children is not the kind of 'like' you understand, it's just a normal elder's love for cubs."

"That's what it is."

Hecate breathed a sigh of relief, then smiled at Atalanta:

"Sorry, I'm not in the right state recently."

"Teacher" Ares said beside him: "Because you have been wearing yellow glasses recently, everything you see is yellow."

Hecate stomped on Ares calmly, causing the latter to scream, and then snapped his fingers again, lifting the boundary that enveloped the place.