Type Moon Greece, I Really Don’t Want To Be a Hero!

Stand up and clap your hands.

Showing a kind smile, he said to Cerberus: "Then you have fun, I will come to you next time."

"No, Jason, you can't..." Before Cerberus's mournful cry fell completely, it disappeared into the endless abyss.

At this moment, Jason had skillfully took out his tin staff and returned to Hecate's temple.

Jason, who returned to the temple, looked for it, and glanced at Atalanta who was learning magic from Medea.

Hiding from the two of them, he sneaked into the laboratory quietly.

He saw Hecate, who was wearing a long black dress, frowning beautifully, doing her own research seriously.

Now, she is finally able to relax, without worrying about this and that.

Jason stepped forward quietly, and then... From behind, he hugged her!

"Master Hecate!"

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PS; there will be a closing speech later.

I will write a little extra later, mainly focusing on sugar.

closing speech

it's over

The final plot, although there are indeed some rushed work, but it is indeed over.

As for the imperfections, I will try to write some side stories later.

The main reason is to send candy, like Hecate, Athena, Hephaestus and Atalanta.

Sorry, I didn't write the type moon in the end, but just wrote the Greek of the Age of Gods.

very sorry!

Let's talk a little bit about this book.

The reason for writing this book is actually very simple. At that time, I was a little depressed and wanted to write what I wanted to write.

In fact, you can also see that the opening 100,000 words is very nonsensical. Basically, it is written casually. Later, it is because of the good grades, so I rushed to work a little before putting it on the shelves.

Barely a successful book.

The average order is about 13,000, and the follow-up order has remained at about 5,000 without falling.

The best-selling has been maintained at around one to twenty.

If passers-by keep writing, write for a month, at least more than two million words, and your grades will not drop.

But I'm sorry, passers-by really can't write anymore.

The reason is simple, the desire to talk about this book is gone.

If an author has no desire to talk, it will be difficult to continue writing the book.

And passers-by's desire to confide in this book, that is, why I wrote this book, is actually because I want to write a hero, a hero who has left various stories in Greek mythology.

At the same time, passers-by have the experience of the previous book, which is the book "Moon History Recorder".

The grades have been very stable, until I started writing the monthly content...

Just to mention a little bit, there is no written plot.

The three chess pieces are indeed prepared for Typhon.

And the sword of killing gods, the reason why it is named Misted, and the sword that guides the gods at dusk is actually preparing for the second generation of god kings.

That's right, the original plan was to kill the second generation of God Kings.

And Typhon will stay in fgo's lore belt.

Everything is actually planned.

but......

When the Godslayer Sword was named Mistedtin, passers-by really did not expect such a big reaction.

This made me understand one thing.

It turns out that I can't even write small white essays well...

I still have a lot to learn.

So this plan was abandoned.

This book is written here, let passers-by understand a lot of things, and also gained a lot.

When I was writing the book, passers-by said that I would not write transitional content when the plot was developing.

But passers-by have already learned this book.

After writing this book, I really gained a lot.

Thank you very much for your company for half a year.

If there is a destiny, let's see you in the next book.

If not, then hope to see the readers here.

You used to smile, feel happy because of this story, and empathize with the story inside.

Just like that, passers-by are also satisfied.

Finally, please allow me to express my deep apologies and thanks to you again.

Thank you for your company so far...

Let's go to the next book, bye.