American Comics: The Op-Op Fruit
Chapter 1201

The God of Forging

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"What a simple person." Watching Corday walk toward the kitchen behind the tavern with a smile on her face, Mandycard could not help muttering under his breath.

"Why do I always run into people as simple as Medea?" While Mandycard lamented, Jason wore a pained expression. Corday felt just like the Medea from back then—beautiful, gentle, and innocent—but whenever he thought of what Medea had done afterward, Jason could only keep Corday at a respectful distance.

"Damn it. Fine, let's exchange information first. How much do you know about the current situation?" Jason immediately changed the subject and got down to business. Mash and Ritsuka promptly told him everything Chaldea currently knew.

"Some Servants did indeed make landfall on Olympus, but getting there now won't be so easy. Back then, Odysseus wasn't directing things yet, Artemis wasn't keeping watch from the sky, and most importantly, the Sea God had gone mad. Poseidon is in a damaged state and kills anything that approaches him. Besides, they only reached Olympus."

After Mash and Ritsuka finished speaking, Jason immediately shared the intelligence he knew that Chaldea did not. Strictly speaking, the reason this Lostbelt was so heavily guarded now was mainly because the previous group of Servants had passed through the Void Hole guarded by Poseidon. That was why security there had been tightened.

And breaking through there did not mean everything would be fine. On the contrary, they would have to face even harsher trials. After all, most of the Olympian gods were there now, along with Zeus, the legendary king of the gods.

"Come to think of it, when I saw Artemis's beam before, I thought all of you had been wiped out. It's a miracle you're still alive."

Moon Goddess Artemis's attack could be seen throughout the entire Lostbelt. Corday

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