[Greek Mythology] So I am a sunflower

Sirius was a little unhappy.

Her best friend, the Sunflower Goddess, got married, and the groom was not her.

Of course, this is not the reason for her unhappiness.

She was unhappy because Clyde married a ten thousand-year-old otaku, and she already had the consciousness to stay with him in the dark and damp underworld, which was different from what Sirix originally wanted to introduce her to. Poseidon's original intention is very inconsistent.

She thought Hades was bad, very bad, very bad.

Sirix and Clyde have been friends for many years, and have always been quite contemptuous of her aesthetics.

Apollo?Hades?Compared with a real man like Poseidon, he's weak!The one who babbles and pretends to be literary and artistic all day long, and the one who has been buried in the ground for tens of thousands of years and has skin thinner than hers. Is it really okay to find this kind of person...!

Sirix's aesthetic standards are very simple. In her mind, a man whose biceps can't burst his clothes is not a real man.

It's a pity that her standard is simple, but there are too few who can meet her standard. As early as 800 years ago, this kind of muscular male god was not popular. Currently, Apollo and Hades are leading the trend of Olympus. Represented by handsome handsome men, even Zeus took a lot of effort to reduce his once full biceps, responding to the mainstream aesthetics that require a slim figure.

Sirix felt very sad.

She lamented her untimely birth more than once, and finally one day, she saw the muscled Poseidon, and she was immediately astonished.

She felt complete.

At that time, Cluti was still in love with Apollo, and she often chattered beside her, keeping her male god in her mouth and in her heart.

She feels she is in love.

Sirix is ​​a good girl who is easy to satisfy. Poseidon does not live in Hades for thousands of years like Hades, but he also stays in Atlantis all year round. It is not very easy to catch. Sirix cannot see the true god. , Just think about it for yourself, I feel quite satisfied.

She was next to Clutie every day, and it felt like that was all she had to do.

Then one day, Cluti quarreled with Apollo, Apollo left in anger, and then Cluti turned into a flower.

It was the saddest day in her life.

She was originally alone, but she met Clydy by chance, and they became two people. Although there was Apollo and Poseidon in the middle, they never separated for more than a month, but Clydy became a flower. flower.

She went to see the flower every day and talked to the flower every day, but Clyde, who could be turned into a flower, never looked in the direction of Apollo.

Sometimes she was so angry that her teeth itch, and she wanted to pull the petals, but in the end she just thought about it in her heart and couldn't do it, so she waited until the day when Clutie responded to her.

What kind of day was that?

It didn't seem to be particularly sunny or cloudy, so she ran to the small wasteland, repeating her daily conversations.

Then she heard Clyde reply her.

Cluti, who became a human again, is very different, she seems a little shy, and her appearance is also soft and sticky, but she is quite cute.

Most importantly, she doesn't like Apollo anymore.

Sirix was literally in tears.

In order to save the lost girl, she spared no pains to contribute her male god, trying to match Clyde and Poseidon, but she didn't expect that in the end, she would make Hades abduct the little friend she was thinking of. Ran.

Sirix sighed.

"What? Haven't figured it out yet?" The first thing Dionysus saw when he stepped into the door was Sirix who was sighing.

He knew very well what Sirix was struggling with, because in just three days, Sirix had said her annoyance and regret countless times.

"I shouldn't let Clyde go to Hades with you. If she doesn't go to Hades with you, she won't be cheated by Hades to eat the things from Hades. If she doesn't eat things from Hades, she can come back. Be with me……"

"En, en." Dionysus was not impatient at all, and responded to her words with a good temper. Sirix glanced at him angrily, and shut his mouth embarrassingly.

"Pluto is very nice to Cluti, didn't you see it with your own eyes?"

Dionysus handed her the newly-acquired Lin Miao's hand-painted book "So I am a Sunflower", and sat down with a smile.

Sirix caressed the carefully packaged album, turned to the first page, and thought about things while reading: "...you don't understand."

Dionysus, who was excluded from Sirix's world, froze a little at the corners of his mouth.

Because he remembered Hades' unreasonable confession before he left... Could it be that Sirix's true love is really Clyde?

He has a stomachache.

Sirix was still looking at the picture book. This was already after Clyde left Olympus and returned to Hades. Only then did she know that the sleeping god who looked very dull and slow to respond... actually There will also be mushrooms.

She felt that her behavior of judging people by their appearance was too superficial.

She flicked through dozens of pages, and after finishing reading the booklet, she finally sighed in satisfaction and put down the things in her hands.

"When the next book comes out, remember to ask Hermes to give me a copy." Sirix shook his head, reminiscing about the ups and downs of the plot, still wanting more.

Dionysus was still thinking about that deep philosophical question, and he smiled spontaneously when he heard her words: "Don't you dislike Pluto? Why are you still watching it so enthusiastically?"

"What I care about is Clyde! Who cares about him." Sirix rolled her eyes, and answered plausibly. She thought for a while and added, "Whoever he is, it's fine if it's not Apollo anyway."

"How did Apollo offend you?" Dionysus smiled helplessly, "I have to tell him something about everything?"

"Him?" Sirix sneered twice and fell silent.

Seeing her obvious displeasure, Dionysus regretted his gaffe.

Seeing him frowning in distress, Sirex suddenly felt less aggrieved: "You don't know what he is like? Aren't you Olympus gods all a virtue?"

She squinted and sneered again, and said gloomyly: "Didn't you meet that princess named Ariadne a few days ago? How is it? She looks good, right?"

Noticing the obvious displeasure in Sirix's tone, Dionysus felt very wronged, and quickly waved his hands to explain: "I just met by chance..."

"Hmph." Sirix's attitude was very indifferent.

She interrupted Dionysus with a cold look: "You gods are all the same. When you see a beautiful girl, you are very enthusiastic."

With a big hat on, Dionysus smiled wryly and remained silent. Seeing his non-violent non-cooperation, Sirix became even more angry, and said angrily: "At that time, that Bona Bacheng hooked up with Apollo in this way. Damn!"

It started again... Dionysus sighed in his heart, and could only continue to remain silent.

But to his surprise, Sirix didn't take this matter and whipped Apollo. Instead, he changed the subject and sighed softly.

She looked sleepy, which made Dionysus move slightly.

"...I don't know what you guys are thinking." She quietly opened her mouth as if complaining, "You were fine the day before, why did you turn your face all of a sudden?"

In fact, from the beginning to the end, Sirix didn't know what happened between Clyde and Apollo.

All she knew was that suddenly one day, Clyde no longer stayed with her all the time, but silently followed the blond young man, the son of Zeus and Leto.

Although she didn't want to see Apollo at the time, she also admitted that he was really good-looking. At that time, he didn't have the identity he has now, but the goddess who chased him was already able to line up from Athens to Troy. I don't think it's strange.

So when Clyti was in contact with Apollo, she didn't pay much attention to it. Although she still heard rumors about Apollo and other goddesses from time to time, this was a common thing among the gods without integrity, and it didn't make her feel uncomfortable. How important is she to this matter.

With a little melancholy, Sirix looked at Clyde running around, still looking forward to Apollo.

However, reality gave her a loud slap in the face.

She didn't know why Cluti suddenly went to trouble the princess of that small country, but she knew that Cluti, who was gentle and refused to hurt even flowers and plants, would never hurt a mortal for no reason.

The problem must lie with Apollo.

At that time, she began to regret that she didn't know more about Cluti's love story, but seeing Cluti's haggard look, she couldn't say anything.

She wandered around with Clyde, found Hestia, the Goddess of the Hearth, and watched her turn Clyde into a flower, and stayed there forever in a wasteland.

Her last words were: "Syrex, don't be too alone."

She laughed, but Sirix cried.

Knowing that leaving her alone is very lonely, why go!

But Sirix could not keep her, because she felt that being a fairy was no better than being a flower.

She became a human being again, and she would point and point at those male gods, but no one smiled and responded by her side.

She wished she could chop up Apollo and bury it under Clyde's flowers to serve as nourishment for her.

But she couldn't.

She couldn't even save herself, but was chased all over the mountain by a demigod, the son of Hermes.

But even when she was being chased fiercely, she didn't run too far. She would come back every day to see what changes would happen to Clyde.

Even seeing her gain a petal and grow a centimeter taller, Sirix would celebrate with great fanfare.

She once thought that it would be better to just burn the flowers and send her to the underworld directly with some money, but she also thought that there would be no sunshine in the underworld, and if she couldn't see Apollo, Clyti would not be happy.

Who would have thought that Clyde, who could not leave the sun for a second, would now take root in Hades and support grassroots construction?

Sirix felt a little vicissitudes.

Dionysus thought so too.

Because for the umpteenth time, he found that Sirix broke down when facing him again, and his thoughts drifted to infinity.This made him sadly realize that in Sirix's heart, there was still a considerable distance between his status and that of Clyde.

This perception is really shocking.

He can tolerate that he is not as good as Poseidon, but he really can't stand that he is not as good as Clyde.

It's too embarrassing to lose to a woman!

"Syrex." Dionysus calmed down in his heart, allowing himself to smile naturally enough to call back the attention of Syrex.

"Huh?" Sirix was pulled back to reality by him, her eyes were still a little misty, but she still gave a face, not embarrassing Dionysus too much.

"Cluti gave us something before leaving." He took out a small cardboard from under the table, on which was a very beautiful color painting.

When Sirix heard that it was sent by Cluti, he couldn't wait to grab it.

The painting is in a small and fresh style completely different from the hand-painted book. The man and woman on it are all drawn to the utmost, and they look stretched and serene. They are exactly her and Dionysus.

Dionysus was lying sideways under a tree drinking wine, and she walked by from the other side with a smile on her lips and her eyes seemed to be looking at him.

Sirix rolled his eyes again.

When she went to Hades, she had already discovered that Clyde was trying to match her and Dionysus by carefully insinuating and trying to match her and Dionysus. She turned a blind eye and pretended to be puzzled. It's really a stupid way to not hit the south wall and not look back.

...To be honest, Cluti is really much stupider than before after she transformed again.

Does she want to let herself follow her back!Apollo in front is a bloody example!

Sirix held the painting in his hand and said nothing.

Dionysus looked at her secretly, and saw that her expression remained unchanged, but her heart was a little tangled - did she know, or didn't know?

He approached Syrex calmly, pointed at the painting and said, "Cluti really bothered, even if I drew you and me together, I don't know what it means."

... so corny.Sirix gave him a contemptuous look, and hehehe twice: "Drawing together is drawing together, what's the point?"

Seeing Syrex's cold and uninterested look, Dionysus wept silently, it's so unlovable to be so uncooperative!

So he pretended to be surprised and said affectionately: "In this way, we are quite suitable!"

"... Oh." Sirix looked numb.

Dionysus felt that he couldn't continue, but he still worked hard to the last step: "Syrex..."

He showed his signature half-smile expression: "Stay with me."

Dionysus felt a little nervous.

"Well, okay." Sirix looked at him twice, and agreed quite readily.

This feeling is really unreal.

Dionysus didn't expect it to be so easy, and was stunned for a while.

On the contrary, it was Sirix who saw his dignified expression that seemed to be unbelievable, and stared at him directly: "You don't regret it, do you?"

"...No." But there is always a feeling of being cheated, what should I do!

"That's good." Sirix carried Cluti's painting into the room with satisfaction, "Then I'll go in first."

Seeing Syrex, who had just been promoted to his lover just a second ago, walked into the room suddenly, Dionysus suddenly felt even more headache, because he felt that the days to come would be even more difficult than now.

However, that would also be a new legend.