Unknown Story
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- You can take back your thrown only if you can retrieve the Golden Fleece
- Jason
- Hercules
- Orpheus
- The Boreads
- Castor
- Pollux
- We got by the crashing rocks by letting a bird fly through them first!
- Jason returns to his father's Court, which he learns has been stolen by his uncle. His uncle then gives him the nearly impossible task of traveling to a foreign land and receiving the Golden Fleece, which is guarded by many obstacles. Jason is told that if he can do this he can have his thrown back. Jason expresses that he is ready for the challenge.
- Take these, they will help you from my fathers tasks!
- Jason gets ready to go on his journey, however, unbeknownst to him, the Gods are touched by his daring task and spread his call for help. Aside from the sailors, he assembled a crew with several notorious demi-gods at his disposal that would help him make the daring journey to retrieve the fleece. This crew would soon name themselves the Argonauts, a name that derived from their sturdy ship.
- Die
- Their journey to get the Fleece was filled with hardship. From getting sidetracked at an island filled with women, to pointlessly fighting their old friends, and even losing Hercules along the way. The heroes stopped at an island where they were given information on how to pass a certain task on their ship. It was with this information that they were able to reach Colchis, the land with the Golden Fleece.
- When Jason had reached the land he went to the ruler's court. It was there that he decided he would politely ask King Aeetes for his Golden Fleece. The King was not happy with this but decided that if Jayson wanted his fleece he would need to prove himself. Jayson was given a day to prepare himself for 3 grueling tasks. However, when going to the King the next day. The princess of Colchis, Medea, was influenced by the gods and helped Jason by giving him several vials and strange trinkets.
- It was with these vials and trinkets that Jason was able to pass every task and retrieve the Golden Fleece. When the King noticed Jason feeling with his daughter and the Golden Fleece, he knew he was betrayed and sent out his son to capture them. It was at a battle that Jason killed King Areete's son in cold blood, causing the gods to become upset with him.
- The gods were upset with Jason after he had killed King Areetes Son in cold blood. The gods sent the wind to plague the Argonauts and the wind ended up pushing their ship off track and they ended up on Circe's island. Soon after, Medea would be involved in the death of Pelias, making Jason king. The people would become outraged and banish both Jason and Medea. It was during this time that Medea had 2 sons and Jason left her for another princess, enraged by this she killed the princess and her 2 sons to get revenge on Jason.
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