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

"It's not impossible to fight," Luvia's eyes began to light up.

El-Melloi II folded the caster and rider's rank cards together and put them in the inner pocket.

"If you can get it from us," Siddija folded the remaining three sheets and pressed them down with a teacup.

"Then we can rent it," Luvia snapped her fingers. The burly butler appeared behind her, and three suitcases were placed on the table.

El-Melloi II's mouth twitched.

Sure enough, it was the same routine as before.

Three boxes of sparkling gems, looking at Tohsaka Rin's saliva, are probably top gems, although they are not worth mentioning compared to his debts.

But the reward for this mission is the same in front of these three boxes of gems... not worth mentioning.

It is impossible for the same trick to succeed a second time, but the opponent is using a super light cannon, and there is no other way than to use the face.

"I have the conditions," El-Melloi turned his head silently, "The rank cards of Rider and Caster cannot be rented to you, the remaining three cards can be lent to you, but when fighting with Servants We must be present, if you secretly challenge even if these three boxes of gems are not... no, I will take back the rank cards in your hands."

"Okay, no problem!" Tohsaka Rin jumped up and directly picked up Illya, "Illya will be training hard tomorrow! You must master these rank cards!"

"Eh...Ehhh! Tomorrow is the weekend!"

PS~ The artist still hasn't replied to me. Is there a big artist who has read this book willing to do me a favor? The pictures I want are quite demanding.

The Grand Duke knelt down on one knee and pierced the courtyard in the sky.

The Archduke entrusted Danic with a

Shy magical girl Grey

A back view of Sidika saying goodbye

The Q version of Siddigar was chased and shot by the Q version of Atta, and half of the head of Medusa was drilled out of the shadow under Siddija's feet.

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This is the No.13 trial that he never did

Was he born noble?

Probably very noble, after all, his father is the king of the gods. Although the fathers of many demigod heroes are also the kings of the gods, his mother seems to have such a lost relationship with Zeus, in short...

He was not favored by Hera, the first wife of Zeus, king of the gods.

But it doesn't matter!

He is he, only obeying the call of the goddess of virtue and doing what is right!

He seldom regretted what he had done before meeting that person.

Because he couldn't bear the unprovoked punishment, he accidentally killed the teacher who taught him to read. He didn't regret it, but he knew it was wrong. He was born with unstoppable power and chose to accept the punishment of the law. Nothing at all.

In the face of the oppressed people, he naturally led them to resist, and with divine power and divine help, he won the victory very easily. In the face of the woman who was brought up, he took it for granted.

This is no problem, he deserves it, and he didn't force those people. Although he patted his butt and left after that, he didn't force it!This is important!

He has been doing what he thinks is right, but the better he does, the more Hera hates him, and the violent curse makes him accidentally kill his companions, even children.

This is an unforgivable sin. It is his spirit that is violent, and it is his hand that is waved down. He will not shirk. This is his sin, and he is willing to bear it all!

Even if you lose your freedom, it doesn't matter to complete those tasks that are purely to make things difficult for people.

But... It was because of this task of making things difficult for people that Hercules met, the son of pure white people, Sidika.

At that time, he was not a hero, but he had a noble quality. This was not the glory I wanted. What an innocent thought.

At that time, Hercules knew that he was the younger brother that the teacher often talked about, but Hercules did not point it out, but was curious about what kind of person he would become.

So he half-forced to drag Siddigar onto the boat.

After meeting him, Hercules often looks back on his past and examines what is in front of him. Is what he did right in the past after obeying the goddess of virtue?In the past, he would nod without hesitation, but now he hesitates.

In the past, no one could do better than him, so he took it for granted that he was right. He seldom robbed civilians like other heroes, and rarely plundered the treasures of civilians. He is never polite, and he will show you all the women you dare to pass to him.

But there was a different figure in front of him.

Hidega can naturally do things that heroes disdain to do. Rather than showing off, he is more willing to use his power far beyond ordinary people to help civilians repair collapsed houses. Rather than killing him, he is more willing to use his unparalleled power. Wu Yi went to the uniform, and he always smiled and refused when faced with the girls and treasures sent to the door.

Because it was not the glory he wanted, he never accepted it.

Hercules couldn't understand it, and most heroes of this era couldn't understand it.

Even if you don't rob it, you don't want it to be delivered to your door?

At first Hercules thought he didn't accept the treasure because he was worried about being missed by the other heroes on the ship, and that he didn't accept the woman because there was a lioness staring next to him.

If he thinks this way, it's probably reasonable, and he won't have that little entanglement in his heart.

But the more you look at him, the deeper you sink.

Hidega is really such a pure person. He doesn't crave luxury, so he doesn't need wealth. He's not a greedy person, so he will simply refuse the girl who comes to the door. He is not without desire, just One apple on the tree is enough.

He goes to help people just because he can.

More than once, Hercules began to wonder who between the two of them had really heard the whispers of the goddess of virtue.