After questioning the three of them, Delmor learned that Perseus and Russell were indeed biological brothers, and that their relationship was completely different from Zeus's other illegitimate children.
Though they shared the same father but different mothers, the two had grown up together and were inseparable.
Specifically, Perseus wanted to marry Princess Andromeda of the Argos City-State, and then he married her. Perseus wanted the Leo Golden Cloth, and then he became a Saint Seiya.
After hearing Perseus recount his story, they could not help but wonder: Speros the fisherman had casually picked up two sons, and both of them had turned out to be Zeus's illegitimate children.
Was Speros simply too lucky, or had the King of Gods worked tirelessly day and night, producing so many illegitimate children that any child picked up beneath a tree by the sea was his?
Vibius did not think that much. He only knew that his dream of becoming a Saint Seiya had been shattered.
Perseus was proof enough. If you were not Zeus's child and not Half-human, Half-god, did you still want to become a Saint Seiya?
You would not even get shit to eat!
After all, it was the Sun God's Cloth. The Sun God could give it to whoever he wanted. It was not Vibius's place to point fingers, and he did not have the nerve to do so. After sighing in regret a few times, he prepared to head down the mountain at once and spread the legend of how he had almost become a Saint Seiya after returning home.
"Vibius, you're going the wrong way. That's the path down the mountain."
Having exchanged names, they could be considered acquainted. Seeing Vibius head in the wrong direction, Perseus kindly pointed out the way.
"No. After hearing what you said,