What Was Bound to Come

Among the Argonaut Expedition, the lowest-ranked warriors were all Saint Realm Warriors. Some of the Saint Realm Warriors were even powerful enough to rival ordinary Legendary warriors, such as Heracles at the time.

This famous Golden Fleece Expedition gathered nearly one-third of Greece's renowned warriors. More than half of the Demigod Families participated, with over twenty Heroic warriors alone and more than fifty Legendary warriors. The rest were Saint Realm Warriors.

Those Golden Warriors and Silver Warriors served as subordinates and attendants aboard the ship. They were not counted among the Argonauts.

The warriors of the Argo possessed enough power to overthrow any nation.

Thus, when the Argo confirmed its departure, not only Persia, Northern Europe, and Egypt but even the various city-states of Greece went on full alert.

Because the Argo had set out from mainland Greece for the shores of the East, and the East was traditionally within Persia's sphere of influence, Persia was forced to prepare as though facing a great enemy. Countless Legendary warriors, Heroes, and even Demigods prepared for war.

After that, Greece's most famous group of heroes endured one hardship after another. They fought the Six-Armed Giant Country, became enthralled by the Country of Women, battled the Harpies, and passed through the legendary Symplegades, which could kill Demigods...

After suffering countless trials along the way, they lost one warrior after another, including Heroic warriors.

After reaching Colchis, the Argonauts met setback after setback. For the sake of his goal, Jason deceived the famous Legendary witch and dragon summoner Medea. With her help, he successfully retrieved the Golden Fleece.

In the end, Jason successfully reclaimed his position as patriarch of the Demigod Family.

After returning to Greece, the Argonauts discovered that their losses had been enormous. More than half the warriors had died, including five