Hardships on the Return Journey [Second Update]

Having promised Athena that he would protect the Argonauts for the rest of their journey, Ye Ting kept his word.

How unpredictable life could be.

On the way here, Ye Ting had been opposed to the Argonauts, so he had constantly been thinking of ways to trip them up. The Argonauts had suffered heavy losses many times due to Ye Ting's secret meddling. In particular, losing Hercules and going to war with the Amazon warriors had cost them a large portion of their strength.

But now, on the return journey, Ye Ting had instead taken up the position of protecting them.

There and back again, Ye Ting had adopted two entirely different attitudes. It was truly thought-provoking.

Because his daughter had been taken away, King Aeetes of Colchis was still furious despite not losing the Golden Fleece. He dispatched warships to pursue the heroes from behind, intending to take Medea back from them.

Nor did the gods of Olympus intend to let them go. Zeus unleashed a terrifying storm. Lightning flashed and thunder roared across the sky while fierce winds howled, nearly blowing the Argo over.

Poseidon, god of the sea, was no less formidable. He stirred up raging waves upon the ocean, waves dozens of meters high that seemed ready to swallow the ship at any moment. The Argo was like a toy of the sea, forced to endure the waves' ravages.

The gods' power was terrifying, especially Zeus. His control over the sky prevented Ye Ting from changing the weather with magic and turning the situation around, while Poseidon's control over the sea ruled out using magic to calm the waves.

But that did not mean Ye Ting had no solution.

Under his command, the heroes lowered the sails and even cut down the mast.

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