I Will Eventually Embark on a Road of No Return Called a Hero

Just like his time.

"Although this instrument was not created by you, and although this piece was not made by you, I am very happy because you brought them to me," Apollo raised his right hand, "I know what is important to you. It's the best reward."

"Son of a pure white man, your honesty is not foolishness."

If Siddija really had the cheek to say that the erhu and tunes were created by him, probably Apollo would have only used some treasures to send Siddija away.

"I, the sun god Apollo, bless you."

Siddija looked at the bracer on his left wrist, one of the thirteen transparent crystals began to light up slowly, and the orange light gradually filled it.

"[The sun's rays will light your way.]"

ps: Long live the king in times of devil

Chapter 20 God goes out to sea

in the forest.

"It's good, I didn't expect Apollo to bless you so much."

Hermes bit his finger and stared at the crystal of the orange glow on Sidika's left wrist with admiration.

"It looks very powerful," Sidika looked at the sun hanging in the air, and she didn't know how to get it, but she always had a warm feeling, and her body became a lot lighter.

"This is no longer a serious problem," Hermes patted his forehead, "As long as the sun's rays can shine on you, the divine power of the sun god Apollo will always protect you, even if it is poured into you. Poisonous, as long as you stand under the sun, the radiance of the sun will expel those poisons, so does the curse, and it can also strengthen your bodily functions according to the strength of the sun’s rays.”

"Isn't this super powerful!" Siddija's eyes widened.

"Yeah, it's super powerful, it's making me very embarrassed now," Hermes grabbed the back of his head and looked embarrassed, "I was going to say a few words to fool you."

.........

Next time you piss off Apollo, I'll definitely propose sending you into the sun.

"Just kidding, just kidding, you really helped me a lot this time, I'm really thankful for you," Hermes quickly patted his shoulder and found that Siddija's expression was a little stiff. Thumbs up, "I've gone too far this time. Without you, I'd probably have been tied to the chariot."

I think it's the best ending for you to be strapped to a chariot.

"Don't be mean, I will still give my best wishes," Hermes snapped his fingers, "May you not be deceived by anyone in the future."

"........."

Siddija glanced at his wristband, and a blank crystal was silently filled with dark green.

"So casual."

Although he insisted on showing respect to God, Siddija couldn't help but complain.

"I can't help it, I'm not a particularly powerful god, I'm just a messenger with a lot of crooked brains," Hermes shrugged, "Isn't this very good, at least no one can deceive you already."

"It should be... good," Siddija curled her lips.

"Okay, okay, the promised reward for the instrument has been given, so the reward for that piece of music should also be given to you," Hermes raised his hand and tapped the helmet on his head, "For the present you Say, there is something only I can give you."

Siddija's eyes slowly widened, yes, for him who wants to get the blessing of the thirteen gods, there is one thing that only Hermes can give him and that is...

"Information, information about the gods," Hermes shook his finger, "you are just a mortal, it is unbelievable for mortals to meet gods, let alone thirteen, but as a mortal I, the messenger of Zeus, know the location of each of them."

Hermes touched his pocket, took out a compass, and threw it to Siddigar.

"This is what I did for you by the way when I was making erhu. The pointer will point to where you want to go."

Hidega glanced at the compass, and at this moment the pointer was spinning at a high speed like a top.

"Cough, cough, it shows that you don't know where to go," Hermes coughed a few times. "When you decide, the pointer will..."

"Crack-"

The pointer stopped and pointed to Hermes' left.

"Stop." Hermes snapped his fingers, "Just as I said."

"I understand for now," Siddija tossed the compass, "Thank you."

"This is what you got for your honesty and wisdom," Hermes snapped his helmet, "Speaking of which, I still have work to do, so I won't play with you, bye~"

After finishing speaking, a pair of wings stretched out from Hermes' boots and flew into the sky under the somewhat envious gaze of Siddija.

"It's great to be able to fly," Siddija kicked the stones beside her feet and walked slowly towards the direction the compass needle pointed.

If he could also fly, he wouldn't have to go over mountains and mountains, and maybe he wouldn't encounter...

"Why are you a bandit again?" Siddija leaned on the tree trunk with one hand as if he was out of strength, "Is it too condescending to dare to come alone? Do I look so easy to bully?"

"That me..." The middle-aged man holding a bow and arrow stretched out his hand, standing opposite Siddija.

"Ah~ I know, hand over all the treasures in your hands, I'm tired of hearing this kind of dialogue," Sidika waved her hand to interrupt the middle-aged man, and Sidika's hand was also interrupted. supported tree.

"This world is really messed up, I'm just walking, as for letting me meet six or seven waves of bandits? Did I stab the bandits?" Sidika raised the tree with one hand, "Really The gods are above, I don't kill people, it's very troublesome to plant you one by one into the soil!"

"That..." Looking at the shadow that gradually enveloped him, the middle-aged man swallowed, "I'm not a bandit!"

"Huh?" Siddija tilted her head.

"Really! Look here I have... a newly hunted rabbit!" In order to prove his identity, the middle-aged man took out a dead rabbit from behind.

"Ah~ you scared me to death, you are really not a bandit," Xi Di let out a sigh of relief with a look of fear, and inserted the tree back into the ground.