Setting Sail [First Update]

Having understood the conflict hidden behind Olympus and the Magic Pantheon, Circe now understood Ye Ting's true purpose for this journey.

He was to infiltrate the band of heroes heading for Colchis, sabotage their mission when the opportunity arose, and perhaps even find a chance to screw over the gods.

Of course, having learned of the gods' scheme in advance, Ye Ting could have dealt with the trouble in a far more direct manner.

But, as Ye Ting put it, "It gets too stifling staying at the academy all the time. Every now and then, I need to come out and get some fresh air."

Led by Meleager and the other three, they soon arrived at the shore.

There, they finally saw the ship that was quite famous even in Greek mythology—the Argo, also known as the world's first ship. Naturally, that meant a seafaring vessel; ordinary little boats did not count.

It was a magnificent three-masted sailing galley, dozens of meters long and barely large enough to carry a hundred people. Given the technological conditions of this era, building such a vessel was no easy feat.

The Argo had been built from wood that would not rot even when soaked in water. At its prow stood a statue of the goddess of victory, carved from a plank cut from a sacred tree. As a sailing galley, its sides had a row of openings for oars.

In short, such a large ship moored by the shore was indeed a rare sight in this age.

At the very least, Circe cried out in amazement when she saw it.

Beside the Argo, Ye Ting saw quite a few people. They wore different outfits and busied themselves with preparations for departure. Through Ye Ting's senses, they were all rare powerhouses of this era,