The First Sacrifice [Sixth Update]

The Argonauts were undoubtedly quite shocked that Ye Ting had so quickly formed an intimate relationship with the princess of Colchis.

Yet the most shocked of all was Circe, Medea's aunt, who had long since crossed that line with Ye Ting.

The Witch of Eagles was not surprised that Medea and Ye Ting would take that step. Back when Medea had gradually grown up under Hecate's guidance and become a young girl, the Witch of Eagles had already seen the feelings hidden in the girl's heart—just like her own past.

But what surprised her most was Medea's initiative.

Circe prided herself on understanding Medea. As for that innocent and lively girl, Circe had never believed she could be so proactive.

She had never imagined that this was entirely the handiwork of one of the people she revered most—Goddess Aphrodite.

However, Medea falling in love with Ye Ting was a tremendous success in the eyes of the Argonauts.

Just as the gods had thought, although the Argonauts could not deal with the Dragon, and could not obtain the Golden Fleece from its protection even if they completed Aeetes's two conditions, they could find someone capable of handling the Dragon to help them.

Medea was now precisely such a key figure.

Therefore, the Argonauts expressed one hundred and twenty percent support for Ye Ting winning Medea over.

In their eyes, Ye Ting had made an enormous contribution to their mission. His actions had reduced the difficulty of obtaining the Golden Fleece by at least eighty percent.

So after the banquet ended, when they saw Ye Ting again, they all praised him as their greatest contributor.

Since everyone else said so, Jason, as their leader, naturally could not be an exception.

But having to personally congratulate his romantic rival and support him in