"I'm not being stingy. He likes being a fisherman."
Andrew shook his head. He wasn't lying. He had seen this movie. After Perseus killed the Norse Sea Monster and saved the princess, he didn't marry her and reach the pinnacle of life like the protagonists in other stories. Instead, he returned to the shore and continued being a fisherman.
Although Perseus was a Demigod, he didn't like that identity. His dream was to be a fisherman, a human fisherman.
"I'm a fisherman, and I like being one. If I can keep catching lots of fish, I'll be the happiest fisherman alive."
Perseus said, "I don't know what I can do to help you, but since I've already sworn loyalty to you, please give me your orders."
Though Perseus was the protagonist of this world and a Demigod, at heart, he was merely a fisherman who had been catching fish since childhood. He couldn't even read. Now that he had pledged loyalty to Andrew, it was perfectly normal.
"Very good. Stay here and wait for the soldiers to arrive. Then leave with them."
Andrew said, "As for what you need to do next, I'll let you know when the time comes. Oh, and you can't let anyone know your family is alive. You need to act sad, angry, and depressed."
"All right."
Though Perseus didn't quite understand why Andrew wanted him to do that, he nodded and agreed. Still, he wasn't very confident in his acting. Could he really fool people?
Andrew said nothing more and vanished with Hermione. Perseus was startled by the sight, then swam over to a nearby piece of shipboard and waited for the soldiers to arrive.
For a fisherman who had lived by the sea since childhood, staying in the water was obviously no hardship. Besides,