I was a priest in the city-state era

Chapter 114 The Distressed Princess Marries a Commoner
Hearing Roy's words, Erechtheus looked at Chione and said.

"I'm not interested in Perseus's sisters! If you want to please me, give me Chione. You will marry my sister Procne soon, and let a beautiful girl like Chione stay in Being around you will definitely affect the husband and wife relationship between you and my sister."

I don't know whether to call him infatuated or persistent.

Seeing that Erechtheus still misses Keone, Roy shook his head and said.

"I can't give you Kione, because I have released her from slavery, and now only Kione can decide her fate. Prince Erechtheus! If you like girls with different hair and different eyes Son, you can go to the Thessaly region to snatch some blond Doric girls, there is no need to keep staring at Chione."

"Loy! Do you think I fell in love with Kayone at first sight because of her white hair and blue eyes, which are different from others?"

Roy nodded without hesitation.

Roy is a man himself, so Roy knows very well that there is no love at first sight in the world.

The so-called love at first sight, is to see someone's body at the first sight.

"Believe it or not, I'm really in love with Keone."

After Erechtheus finished speaking angrily, he got up and walked to Kione and said.

"Beautiful Chione! I am so happy to hear that you are no longer a slave. I have fallen in love with you since we first met. Now I beg you to marry me Give me, be my only wife."

Erechtheus suddenly ran in front of her to propose. Kaone was stunned for a moment, and then looked at Roy with pleading eyes.

Roy immediately walked to Kione's side, holding Kione's left hand with his right hand.

As the two hands were held together, the hearts of the two seemed to be connected, giving Kaone great courage.

"Prince Erechtheus!"

Kaone took a deep breath and looked at Erechtheus and said.

"Maybe it will hurt you to say this, but your pursuit troubles me very much. No matter whether I am a slave of the priest of Loy or a commoner, I will not accept your pursuit. Because I have long decided to dedicate my body and mind to Loy Priestess of Iraq, be a faithful woman for him."

"For...why?"

Erechtheus widened his eyes and asked in a trembling voice.

"You know that Roy will marry my sister Procne, and you won't get any fame and status with Roy. But I am different from Roy, because I really love you, even if you are humble, I will also make you my first wife."

Hearing these words, Roy immediately rolled his eyes.

Erechtheus' first wife, is he able to decide by himself?
With Pandion and Zeuxiper under his control, Erechtheus' marriage was beyond his control.

Kaone said with a sigh.

"Prince Erechtheus! Even if I can only be a concubine or even a lover by Priest Loy's side, I will not leave Priest Loy."

"Why? Why? How am I inferior to Roy?"

Kayone frowned, turned and left the hall.

Because Erechtheus lost too much to Roy.

Erechtheus not only lost to Roy in terms of force and wisdom, but also inferior to Roy in terms of character.

This is not to say that Erechtheus was a bad character.

It was precisely because Erechtheus had such a good personality that he lost to Roy.

Roy's character is to value his own interests, and he will do whatever it takes to win.

The character of Erechtheus is more like the hero in the story.

Although he has the image of great justice, he cannot be the final victor.

In this age, the character of Erechtheus makes him an easy dead hero.

According to ancient legends, after the death of King Erechtheus of Athens, his throne was immediately usurped by the grandfather of King Theseus of Athens.

It can be seen that when King Erechtheus of Athens was alive, there were already major hidden dangers in his throne.

It was only because the Pandion family had the authority to rule Athens for decades that the grandfather of King Theseus of Athens seized the throne after the death of Erechtheus.

It can be seen that there are problems with Erechtheus' character and ability.

If Roy ruled Athens, he would definitely eliminate all hidden dangers that threatened the kingship before his death.

Although Erechtheus' generous rule caused his descendants to be deprived of the throne, he himself became one of the hero gods of Athens. Even in modern society, the temple of Erechtheus is still preserved in the Acropolis.

Seeing Keone running away, Erechtheus immediately wanted to chase her out.

Roy stretched out his hand to stop Erechtheus, and said with a displeased expression on his face.

"Erechtheus! Kione has clearly rejected you. If you continue to pester my woman, I can only challenge you to a duel."

duel--

Do you think I'm afraid to fight you?
Even knowing that he lost to Roy in strength, Erechtheus still had the courage to fight Roy.

But he had no reason to fight Roy.

Because Kayone is completely Roy's woman.

A duel between Erechtheus and Roy would make him a laughing stock.

Erechtheus didn't mind being ridiculed by others, but he didn't want to shame his family because of him.

After looking at Roy's firm eyes for a while, Erechtheus could only return to his seat resentfully.

Seeing that Erechtheus did not make a stupid choice, Roy turned around and said to Aries and Captain Pallas.

"Aries! Captain Pallas! In order to reward you two for your achievements, I allow you to choose one of Perseus's sisters to be your wife."

Hearing Roy's words, Aries' body froze as if petrified, and the half-eaten barbecue fell from its mouth to the ground.

The captain of the personal guard, Pallas, even spouted out the wine he just took a sip of.

The two recovered from the shock, and Aries said in a trembling voice.

"Master priest! Even if they are captives and spoils of war, they are still noble and beautiful princesses. Let them marry a commoner like me... Am I worthy of them?"

Roy reached out and patted Aries on the shoulder and said.

"Since you have become my follower, you will certainly have a bright future in the future. You are qualified to marry a princess as your wife. Now the opportunity is in front of you. Do you want to marry an unmarried princess?"

"Yes! Of course I want! If the priest gives me the princess, I will have the courage to marry the princess."

Aries looked at the six sisters of Perseus, then pointed to the youngest princess and said.

"I want to marry the youngest princess, please give her to me, Lord Priest."

"Yes! From now on, Aries, you will be the grandson-in-law of King Acrisios of Mycenae, and the brother-in-law of our enemy, Prince Perseus."

After agreeing to Aries' request, Roy looked at Captain Pallas.

"Captain Pallas, which princess do you want?"

Captain Pallas looked at the six princesses with a troubled expression on his face.

(End of this chapter)