I was a priest in the city-state era

Chapter 334 Sun God King Helios
Seeing Phryxos's sincere expression, Aeetes remained silent with a smile on his face.

Just when Frixus began to feel uneasy, a soldier guarding the king's tent walked in and said.

"Your Majesty, the High Priest of the Pelos Tribe wants to see His Majesty."

"The tribe of Pelos who worshiped Dionysus?"

Aietes said suspiciously.

"Let him in!"

After a moment.

A middle-aged priest with disheveled hair walked into the king's tent, knelt down in front of Aeetes and cried.

"Great Aeetes, please save our Pelos tribe. The evil Kingdom of Athens invaded the Great Plains of Macedonia, not only killed our tribe king Pelos, but also turned our Pelos tribe into slaves. Now only the great you can save our Pelos tribe."

"The Kingdom of Athens was not satisfied with conquering the Thessaly region, and even invaded the Great Plains of Macedonia?"

Upon hearing the news, Aeetes' face immediately became ugly.

Now that the Kingdom of Athens has proved their ambitions with facts, the Kingdom of Athens is the enemy that the Sun Tribe must face.

"Frixos, it seems that you are right. The Kingdom of Athens is indeed a threat and enemy of our Sun Tribe."

Hearing Aeetes praise him, Phryxos said happily.

"Your Majesty Aeetes! If you decide to deal with the Kingdom of Athens, I am willing to lead the way for your army."

"Then what reward do you want?"

"I don't expect to take back my territory and people. I only hope that you can marry me the beautiful Princess Phyllis."

"You want to be my son-in-law—"

Seeing her daughter Phyllis shaking her head anxiously, Aeetes smiled.

"Frixos, if you can prove that you are good enough, I will give you a chance to become my son-in-law."

"Your Majesty Aeetes!"

The high priest of the Pelos tribe said loudly.

"I came to ask for your help, why didn't you respond to me first?"

"Because you are the high priest of Dionysus, the god of wine."

Aietes said with a look of disgust.

"What I hate the most are you drunkards who are not even as good as women. You are like giant babies who can't grow up. You only count on Dionysus or other tribes to save you. If the men of the Pelos tribe They are all brave and powerful warriors, even if you hold sticks, you will not lose to the Kingdom of Athens."

There is no exaggeration in Aeetes' words.

Roy was able to defeat the four major tribes of the Dorians with [-] Iron Spearmen because they defeated each of the four major tribes of the Dorians.

If men over the age of 16 in the Pelos tribe all took wooden weapons to fight Roy's army to the death, Roy would definitely lose to them.

Because even if they could be defeated, Roy didn't want to promise huge casualties.

It's a pity that the men of the Pelos tribe are not warriors who can fight to the death, but alcoholics who worship Dionysus, the god of wine.

"Since the Pelos tribe has been wiped out by the Kingdom of Athens, let the Pelos tribe disappear completely! You priests who serve Dionysus, the god of wine, must leave the Thrace region, because I will not allow you to use the god of wine to poison you Thracian warriors from other tribes."

"Your Majesty Aeetes, do you want to eliminate the belief in Dionysus, the god of wine, in Thrace?"

The high priest of the Pelos tribe said in disbelief.

"It's fine if you don't save the Pelos tribe, but you still want to drive out the great Dionysus. You don't know how great Dionysus is. If all the tribes in Thrace Worshiping Dionysus, all Thracian warriors drank strong wine before battle—”

"Then all Thracian tribes will be destroyed, and all Thracian men will be reduced to slavery, and watch foreign conquerors take our wives and daughters for themselves."

Aeetes looked at the high priest of the Pelos tribe with cold eyes and said coldly.

"Don't challenge my patience, leave Thrace immediately before I decide to kill you."

Although Dionysus, the god of wine, was a god in the Thrace region, he was expelled by the king of the Thrace region——

This is the story of the true record of the myth of another world.

The Thracian king named Lycurgus was described in Greek mythology as a madman for expelling Dionysus, the god of wine.

Greek mythology is very true. As the king of Thrace, Lykurgos does not believe in the gods of the Greeks.

Therefore, he was a cruel and godless tyrant in Greek mythology.

After the high priest of the Pelos tribe, Atamas, and Phryxos all left the king's tent, Phyllis immediately complained to Aeetes dissatisfied.

"Father! Although the marriage of children should be decided by the parents, why did you marry me to Phryxos? He was originally the heir of a tribe with a population of ten thousand, and now he has lost his tribe and territory."

"Phyllis, I didn't say I would marry you to Phryxos."

Aietes explained with a smile.

"I just want to use Phryxos and give him a chance. If he is really good, I can marry you to him."

Above the king's tent of the Sun Tribe, there is a huge king's tent that cannot be seen by human eyes.

This resplendent and resplendent royal tent is like the sun, always shining with dazzling light.

This sky king's tent is the temple of the sun god Helios, the king of the gods in Thrace.

At this time in the Thracian pantheon, the sun god Helios sat on the golden throne, and in front of him stood the Dorian god Hieron and the wine god Dionysus.

"Dear brother Helen, how long has it been since we saw each other?"

Helios looked at Hellen with a smile and joked.

"The Dorians you guarded migrated to the Thessaly region far away from the Sun Tribe, and then they broke away from the rule of the Sun Tribe. I thought you also broke away from my temple of the gods, but I didn't expect you to come to my temple of the gods again .”

Helen bowed her head respectfully and said.

"Great Sun God King Helios, humble Hieron will always be your subordinate god."

Helios looked at Helen with a satisfied expression, and then said with some disappointment.

"Helen, you are my watchdog. I thought that the Dorians could go south to conquer the Mycenaeans, and you will also trample Zeus under your feet. At that time, Zeus will be trampled by my Helios watchdog. The second-class dog at your feet. Unexpectedly, you still let me down after all, are you worthy of calling yourself the foresight [Prometheus] like this?"

"Your Majesty Helios—"

Hellen said somewhat unwillingly.

"If the Kingdom of Athens hadn't suddenly risen, the Dorians would have conquered the Mycenaeans, and I would have trampled Zeus under my feet. Prove to the gods that Prometheus is the dog under the feet of Helios, the sun god, and Zeus is Prome The dog under the feet of Hughes. Zeus is the dog under the feet of the dogs of Helios. This is the difference between the humble Zeus and the great Helios."

"I will give you a chance to stay in my temple of gods."

Looking at Dionysus, the god of wine, the smile on Helios' face disappeared, and he said in a cold voice with no expression on his face.

"Why don't you get out? My temple of the gods, there is no place for you, a waste."

(End of this chapter)