Reversing Greek Mythology

Unexpectedly, Ariadne's reaction would be so fierce, Luo Yin persuaded with some helplessness.

"Ariadne, don't be jealous at this time. I want to buy Hypercybele just because I feel that her rough fate is very pitiful."

Ariadne rolled her eyes at Luo Yin and said.

"Brother! There are thousands of slaves here, and they are all poor people who are suffering. Do you want to buy all the slaves here?"

Ariadne's words instantly made Luo Yin speechless.

Because let alone buying all the slaves in the port trading area, Luo Yin was not even interested in looking at other slaves.

Luo Yin was willing to eat soft rice and use Ariadne's property to buy Hypercybele. The real reason was Hypercybele's beauty.

Seeing Luo Yin's speechless reaction and noticing that everyone around them was focusing their attention on herself and Luo Yin, Ariadne frowned and snatched the dagger directly from Luo Yin's hand and handed it to the slave merchant.

"This woman named Hypercyberle belongs to us now."

The slave merchant took the dagger in surprise and said.

"I will prepare the best carriage for you, and a set of gorgeous royal robes for Hypercybele."

"No need! I bought Hypercybele to serve her as a slave, not to wear beautiful clothes to seduce her master."

After rejecting the slave merchant's kindness, Ariadne came to Luo Yin and whispered.

"Brother! I helped you buy Hypercybele. I just don't want you to lose face in public."

After the slave merchant asked two servants to untie the rope from Hypercybele, the ragged Hypercybele walked to Luo Yin and Ariadne with his head lowered and said submissively.

"Foreigners! The slave you bought is Hypercybele from Lemnos Island. May I know your identity?"

After Hypercybele finished speaking, Ariadne pushed Hypercybele down to the dusty ground.

Seeing the dust staining Hypercybele's upright little face and clothes, Ariadne sneered like a little devil.

"Understand your identity. The slave does not need to know the name of the master. You only need to know that my brother and I are your masters, and you are our slaves. If you don't want me to destroy your face, don't wash it off. dust on it.”

Looking at Ariadne who looked like a villainous princess, Luo Yin couldn't help but say.

"Ariadne, don't you think you've gone too far?"

"Where did I go too far? This is just the normal treatment for ordinary slaves. Doesn't my brother want to treat Percy Belle as an ordinary slave, but rather want her to be a slave who serves you at night?"

Ariadne's words made Luo Yin speechless again.

Seeing Hypercybele being bullied by Ariadne, the young king who also wanted to buy Hypercybele couldn't help but come to Luo Yin and said.

"Foreigner! I am Laikagutu, the king of Nemean city in the Argos region. I believe that you are like me. You want to buy Hypercybele not because of her beauty, but because you don't want a poor fate. The woman continues to suffer. Since you have a jealous wife, can you sell Hypercyberle to me? I bought Hypercybelle to become the adoptive mother of my son. You can enjoy a better life in your palace.”

Luo Yin immediately used what Ariadne said just now to respond to Laikagutu.

"King Laikagu! Which of the thousands of slaves here is not a pitiful person? Why don't you buy them all? You just want to buy the beautiful Hypercybele?"

Laikagutu was immediately speechless.

Seeing that Laika Gutu had the same reaction as himself, Luo Yin teased with a joking smile.

"Even a foreigner like me has heard of Queen Nemean's jealous reputation. If Hypercybele is really bought by you, that would be the real misfortune. Your queen will definitely treat Hypercybele Suppressed as a love rival."

After saying that, Luo Yin walked to the carriage prepared by the slave merchant.

"Ariadne! Hypercybele! You two get in the car quickly."

Ariadne and Hypercybele sat in the carriage, and Luo Yin immediately led the horse pulling the carriage out of the trading area.

Looking at Luo Yin and the other two people leaving, Laika Gutu's eyes showed jealousy.

Leaving the crowded trading area, Luo Yin sat in the driver's seat and drove the carriage north.

In the car behind.

Ariadne looked at Hypercybele with dissatisfaction and said.

"Brother! Hypercybele is our slave, she should be made the coachman."

"Huppercybler doesn't know the roads here, and she's not qualified to be a coachman."

"Then throw her out of the car and fend for herself."

"This is the first time you've met, why are you so hostile to her?"

"I hate every woman who appears in front of my brother."

Hypercybele silently endured Ariadne's bullying of her.

This is not only because she has accepted her status as a slave, but also because the suffering she has endured for ten years has made her numb.

Luo Yin drove the carriage out of the city of Athens, and not long after he came to a village at the junction of the Kingdom of Thebes and the Kingdom of Athens - the village of Cynos.

This is where Oedipus, the former king of Thebes, and Antigone, who killed their father and married their mother, finally found their destination after ten years of wandering.

Luo Yin drove a carriage through the streets of the village and came to a woods. He saw a group of villagers surrounding a blind old man and two girls.

From a distance, he recognized the girl next to the blind old man as Yin Simene. Luo Yin asked the carriage to speed up and said with a bright smile.

"Looks like we came at the right time."

Ariadne, who was sitting in the carriage, saw Insmene and another girl from a long distance away, and a solemn expression immediately appeared on her face.

Judging from her reaction, if Hypercybele was a harmless little rabbit, Insmene and the other girl were like tigers and lions.

Surrounded by the villagers of Cynos was the sinner Oedipus and his two daughters Antigone and Insmene.

Although Oedipus is as ragged as a beggar, he still has awe-inspiring majesty, and Antigone and Insmene are even more beautiful like goddesses.

The villagers were in awe of the father and daughter, and implored them to leave the sacred grove dedicated to the goddess Athena to prevent outsiders from desecrating the goddess they worshiped.

Oedipus also begged the villagers to allow him to stay here, because the goddess of time in the Temple of Delphi told him with an oracle that this was the end of his wandering and his final destination.

Just when the elders of Kunos Village wanted to forcibly evict the father and daughter, Luo Yin's carriage arrived.

After the villagers made way for Luo Yin's carriage, Luo Yin drove the carriage in front of the father and daughter, and teased Yin Simene with a joking smile.

"Sister Yinsmene! Let me help you!"

Yin Simene rolled her eyes at Luo Yin, obviously very dissatisfied with Luo Yin's title.

But in this era, it was a fact that Haemon was Insmene's cousin, so she did not refute it.