Bacchus in Greek mythology

Dio smiled, "Yes, and it is the golden apple that caused the Trojan War."

Ampulos turned it over, and it was written on the other side of the apple: For the most beautiful goddess.

Ampulos looked at him suspiciously, "Why did you give me this, and, isn't this in Aphrodite's place?"

"Originally, it was, but God of Beauty gave it to his son, and I went to find him to come over."

It was this apple that caused the three goddesses to argue endlessly, made the prince of Troy marry Helen, and destroyed the city of Troy.The golden apple that was being fought over and over again finally came into his hands, and Ampoulos couldn't laugh or cry: "Why give this to me, I'm not a goddess, and it's useless to hold it."

Dio smiled mysteriously, bent down, and fixed his eyes on Ampoulos's eyes. Looking at each other so closely and straightforwardly, Ampoulos' face began to feel a little hot.

"Do you know why the golden apples are so closely guarded?"

Ampoulos shook his head, and Dio smiled even more happily, "Because it will make everyone who eats it young forever and be separated from death. Although it cannot have divine power, it is no different from a god. Ways can also kill gods, but no way can kill a person who eats the golden apple. Zeus was afraid of this, so he never allowed anyone to come near the holy garden."

Ampulos was stunned, eating it would make him live forever...

Dio looked at him expectantly, "So I bought this for you, eat it, and you will no longer suffer from illness and death, and we can be together forever."

Holding the golden apple, Ampoulos did not move for a long time.It is impossible for this body to return to its original body, and it is impossible for the Siren to live with this body forever. If she eats this golden apple, won't all her plans come to naught?

Thinking of this, Ampoulos quickly put the golden apple into his clothes, Dio looked at him in astonishment, Ampoulos smiled, "It's so beautiful, let me appreciate it for a while, anyway, I'm not in a hurry."

Dio was stunned for a while, then nodded hesitantly. Legend has it that golden apples drive all the women in the world crazy. It turns out that men will also cherish golden apples. Anyway, Ampoulos is also a person, and Dio will not refuse his request. .

At that time, Eros reluctantly took out the golden apple, but he still couldn't stand the temptation of Dionysus. It was too worthwhile to exchange the magic time cloak for the golden apple.In particular, this cloak was a gift prepared by Dionysus' mother who died early before he was born, so Eros was embarrassed to take it.

Although Dio was reluctant to exchange his mother's belongings, he had no choice but to do so when he thought of Ampoulos.Dionysus, though distressed, is also sweet.

Naturally, he would not tell Ampoulos this story. In the next two days, Ampoulos liked to cling to him more than before he left. Dio thought it was because of the golden apple, and he was also happy to be clinged to.

He also asked some questions to Eros, and Eros said that Ampoulos has adapted, and as long as he has some help, he can continue what he wanted to do at the beginning.

Dionysus was about to fly twice in the sky to celebrate, and he fell asleep sweetly after filling up his brain with a lot of blood-pumping images.

On the third morning, after Dio woke up, Ampoulos was not in bed.

He had already put on his clothes, fastened his belt, put his bow and arrows on his back, turned around, saw that Dio had woken up, and said with a smile: "Today I want to go hunting, but I am alone, you know, I like quiet."

Dio frowned, for some reason, he didn't want Ampoulos to go.

"I'm not going today, just stay here with me."

Ampulos shook his head: "No, I really want to go hunting, you can sleep a little longer."

With that said, he really walked out the door.

Dio froze for a moment, quickly put on his clothes, and chased out the door.

Ampoulos watched the disheveled Bacchus dashing down, his expression dumbfounded, and the heaviness and sourness in his heart grew bigger and bigger. Dio stopped in front of him, thinking of words, not knowing how to make him stay, "Ampoulos, I still..."

Dio opened his eyes slightly, Ampoulos closed his eyes, and pressed his wet lips to his. Dio stood there in a daze, unable to react for a moment.

Ampoulos suddenly felt his nose sore, he wanted to leave, but was surrounded by Dio, one of his hands was holding the back of Ampoulos' head, the smooth hair in his hand seemed to be some kind of shiny jade, Slowly rubbing his thumbs, it was Ampoulos' turn to be stunned.

Dio stuck out the tip of his tongue and licked Ampulos's lips, then gently parted his lips, stuck his tongue in, stirred his lips, sucked and licked, as if he was tasting something delicious.

Ampoulos was only stunned for a moment, and then immediately responded to Dio. After receiving the response, he attacked more violently, as if he wanted to rub Ampoulos into his body.

Trying to respond to him, a tear finally fell from Ampoulos' eyes, and he woke up when the tears fell to the ground.Slowly pushing Dionysus away, Ampoulos took a slow breath, and then forced a smile: "Since I have tasted the sweetness, let me be self-willed once."

After finishing speaking, he left quickly. When he left the gate, he wiped his dry eyes, put away these emotions that shouldn't appear, and walked quickly to his destination.

Dionysus was still stunned. He should have been very happy, but he couldn't cheer up.Occasionally, people in twos and threes passed by, they just looked curiously, and then left again.

After an unknown period of time, a panic suddenly appeared in Dio's heart, and as time passed, this panic became bigger and bigger.He rushed out of the door almost immediately, spread out his huge divine wings, and flew into the sky above Peloka, looking for that figure anxiously.

Dio froze when he saw Ampulos.This is... the place where I first met him.

Ampoulos was by the stream, and he polished the arrowhead with buckskin, and stood up.Dio swooped down and landed ten feet away from him. He stood still, and when he heard the movement, Ampoulos turned around and saw that it was Dio, and he laughed slowly.

Seeing Ampoulos' smile, Dio's heart finally fell back, and he laughed too, and then the smile froze on his face.

As if appearing out of thin air, a bull suddenly appeared behind Ampoulos. Its huge horns glowed coldly and were extremely sharp, just like... Poseidon's trident.

Before he had time to react, the bull's horn pierced Ampulos from the back, and even the abdomen in the front, and the tip of the horn could still be seen, with a bright red blood color, which became redder in the sun.

Immediately, the bull pulled out its horns again, and quickly ran back to the place where it came from—the creek.

Dio could hardly breathe. He flew over and hugged Ampulos tremblingly. As for the bull, he didn't care about it at all. It was the first time he was so at a loss, so frightened and flustered, but it symbolized the blood of life. Still gurgling away.He went to the doctor in a hurry, he helped Ampoulos, and sent him a steady stream of divine power, but Ampoulos frowned in pain.

Dio's eyes became moist, he leaned Ampoulos' head on his chest, and murmured in a panic: "No, no, no, no... no..."

Hearing his almost praying voice, Ampoulos suddenly found it funny. It seems that God also knows how to pray.

The corners of her lips curled up, but more blood foam oozed out of her mouth.So this is death, it is cold but not very painful.

Raising his arms with the last bit of strength, he forced himself to say what he wanted to say the most, "I'm sorry."

With his arm stretched halfway, Ampoulos suddenly felt that he had no strength.I couldn't help but smiled wryly, and wanted to touch his cheek again, what a pity...

Seeing Ampulos's arm hang down weakly, and feeling this fact, Dio hugged him tightly like a drowning person, as if he was holding on to the most important piece of driftwood in his life. Big enough to crush his breastbone.If Ampulos was still alive, he would have cried out in pain, but he didn't, because the body in his arms was lifeless.

The driftwood finally shattered, and the most feared thing finally came. Liquid flowed silently from the corners of his eyes. This behavior called "crying" was so unfamiliar to Dio that he didn't even know that he was crying.Suddenly there was a strong wind in the forest, following the mood of the gods, the rustling of the branches blown by the wind and the whimpering of the north wind filled people's ears together, making people feel sad for no reason.

Since the morning, the Siren has been sitting on the bed silently, with no sadness or joy on his face. Achilles intuitively knew what was going to happen, but he didn't ask. Suddenly, the Siren bent down in pain, and Achilles was shocked. He went to help her, only to find blood dripping from the corner of her lips.

The siren pushed away Achilles' hand and wiped his mouth with a handkerchief.

Wiping away the last trace of blood, she looked up at Achilles, although she was smiling, but Achilles couldn't feel the slightest joy, "It's over, soon, everything will be over."

Hermes hurried over from the other side of the sky, and this was what he saw.

Dionysus hugged Ampulos' body, staring blankly at the stream beside him, with wet tears still on his face.Out of the corner of his eye, he caught a glimpse of the cypress tree spirit behind him. He was sobbing and crying, and when he saw Hermes, he blinked a few times in a daze.Turning his head and thinking for a moment, Hermes landed on the ground.

Looking at the lifeless face that resembled a siren, Hermes didn't know what it was like.In a similar scene, 1000 years ago, he was holding the dying siren, and 1000 years later, it was Dionysus holding the lifeless Ampoulos.

What an irony.

Hermes had been standing beside him, but Dio never looked up.No way, Hermes said: "Life is a matter of life and death, and it is his luck to spend some time with you. Don't be too sad."

Hearing the voice, Dio moved his eyes, but still did not raise his head: "Is there any way to bring people back to life?"

Hermes froze for a moment, then replied: "There is no way."

Dio finally raised his head and looked at Hermes with unexpectedly calm eyes, "The undead will go to the underworld, what if we bring them back?"

After staring at him for a long time, Hermes replied: "Then, the dead can come back to life again. But," he paused, he added, "You can only enter the underworld, you shouldn't be with Hades. Do it right."

Dionysus smiled stiffly. In Hermes' eyes, this smile was terrifying, "I won't fight against him. I just want to bring back the person I love."