The Argo Heroes refer to the 50 heroes who, in Greek legend, traveled on the fast ship "Argo" with Isaac to collect the Golden Fleece from the Holy Forest of Ares in Colchis.

Character Experience
Argonauts
They include characters like Heracles, Orpheus, and Theseus.
They received the protection of Athena and the guidance of shipbuilding expert Argos. Before arriving at Corkis, they experienced many adventure stories and were eventually forced to flee by Aeetes, the father of Medea. The Argo finally returned to the country of Iolcus in Isaon and was placed in a sacred forest to be sacrificed to Poseidon; Isazon ultimately died under the bow of the ship, lying there resting in the shade when the bow suddenly fell over.

Isazon and Pelias
Iorcas（ Ιωλκός） The Kingdom is located in Thessaly（ Θεσσαλία） Today's Volos（ Βόλος） It's from Kratos（ Κρηθέας） Established by the king. After the death of Kratos, the throne was originally passed on to his son Eson（ Αίσονας）， But Perseus, the half brother of Eson's mother and half father（ Πελίας） Usurped. In order to cut down the grass and eliminate the roots, Pelias executed all the descendants of Eson he could find, but because of Eson's mother Tyro（ Τυρώ） Under bitter pleading, he did not kill Song, but imprisoned him and forced him to give up his inheritance rights.
Afterwards, Eson tied the knot with Akemidi and gave birth to a baby boy named Isaon（ Ιάσονας）。 To prevent the baby from being killed by Pelias, Akemidi gathered a group of women around the baby boy and cried loudly, pretending that he had been born dead. She also disguised herself as burying the baby and quietly sent him to Mount Pelion（ Πήλιο）， To entrust the orphan to the half man, Makaron（ Χείρων） Nurturing and growing up. Pelias was always afraid that one day he would be overthrown, and the messenger asked him to be on guard against a person who only wore one strap shoe
When Isaac was 20 years old, he set off to return to Iorcas, preparing to reclaim the throne that belonged to him. According to the instructions of the divine envoy, Isazon disguised himself as a Magnesian, dressed in leopard fur, and carried two spears on his way. On the way, Isazon passed by the Anaurus River and met an old woman begging to help her cross the river. So, that old woman is Hera, the mother of the gods（ Ήρα） In disguise, she also wanted to punish Pelias for murdering his own stepgrandmother in her temple before. When Isazon carried Hera across the muddy river, he lost his strap shoes. After crossing the river, Hera agreed to bless and help him regain the throne. After Isaac arrived at Iorcas, Pelias saw Isaac wearing only one shoe from the crowd and remembered the previous oracle. He became anxious and fearful, and planned how to get rid of Isaac.

Afterwards, Isazon demanded the king's scepter and throne from Pelias in person, and Pelias pretended to be his ancestor, Frixos（ Φρίξος） The soul in the dream demands, from Kolkas（ Κολχίς） King Aeetes（ Αιήτης） Retrieve his remains and golden wool there（ Χρυσόμαλλον Δέρας）。 Pelias in front of Zeus（ Ζεύς） I swore that if Isaac could complete the mission and return, he would return to the throne, but I firmly believe that this trip is extremely dangerous and Isaac will surely die. Isazon did not know Pelias' true intention and readily agreed.

The Origin of Golden Wool
Boethia（ Βοιωτία） King Atamas（ Αθάμας） Initially married Nephele, the goddess of clouds（ Νεφέλη） As a wife, she gave birth to a daughter, Heller（ Έλλη） And his son, Frixos. Atamas later became infatuated with Eno（ Ινώ） And he married her, while Ino was jealous of her stepchildren and mistreated them, and convinced Atamas to sacrifice Frixos to Zeus to solve the drought at that time.
Nefele summoned a ram to help his children escape in order to protect them from persecution. The name of this ram is Clysomalus, and it has wings on its body. Its sheepskin is pure gold, and it is Hermes, the guiding god of the undead（ Ερμής） A gift for Nephele. The Golden Ram flew eastward with its two children on its back. When it reached the strait between Europe and Asia, Heller fell from the sheep's back and drowned in the sea, while Frixos finally arrived at Korcas, where he was received by King Aeetes and his daughter Cheoba（ Χαλκιό π η） Marry him. Frixos sacrificed the golden ram to Zeus, and then gave its golden wool to King Aeetes. The king hung the golden wool on Ares, the god of war（ Άρης） On a group of oak trees in the Holy Forest, guarded by a fire dragon.

Argo
Argo（ Αργώ） It was named after its builder Argos and was the largest ship in Greece at that time. According to Athena's instructions and assistance, this ship was built of sturdy wood that did not rot when submerged in water. There are fifty oars on the ship. The bow of the ship is equipped with a talkable Dodona（ Δωδώνη） The wooden boards cut by the Holy Tree can predict the future. Although the ship was equipped with many beautiful patterned plates, its hull was very light. After the ship was built, the Argo ship heroes could easily carry it on their shoulders and carry it away. After completing the journey, Isazon dedicated the Argo to Poseidon, the sea god, in the Isthmus of Corinth（ Ποσειδών）， Afterwards, it was transformed into the constellation Carina in the sky
The Journey in Search of Golden Fleece
Argo ship heroes first arrived at Limnos Island, which is located near the west bank of Asia Minor (today's Türkiye). Due to the fact that the women here do not worship the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite, the goddess punished them, causing them to have an unbearable stench. Their husbands stayed away from them and went to Thracian on the other continent to find women. The abandoned woman, in anger, killed all the men on the island. Only King Thomas was saved by his daughter Hupercyborough and survived, with Hupercyborough serving as their queen.
When the Argo ship arrived, the women had intended to isolate the Argo ship heroes outside the city walls to prevent foolish things from spreading. However, after some discussion, they all agreed to welcome the heroes into the city. The heroes were warmly treated in the city, playing happily with the women. And the next generation they gave birth to is also known as the Minyans. Isaac also gave birth to a pair of twin sons with Xu Percy Bole. During the period when the heroes were fooling around, Heracles remained on the ship. After several days of delay, he finally couldn't hold back and forced his companions to leave Limnos Island and embark on a new journey.

An unfortunate misunderstanding with the Duliona people
Afterwards, the Argo ship hero came to a small island on the coast of Phrygia (now near the Sea of Mamora), where the Duliona people lived. King Kuzikos warmly welcomed the Argo ship hero, as prophecies had instructed the king not to fight against him. During their stay on the island, the neighboring giant with six arms attacked, and Heracles, who was guarding the Argo, and other heroes beat the giants to pieces.
After victory, the Argo set sail and sailed into the sea. After nightfall, the wind reversed and blew the ship back to the island of the Duliona people. The Duliona people thought an enemy was coming, but before they could see who the other party was, they began to fight. In the melee, Isazon killed King Kichikos, and the Dulonas suffered a great defeat. It wasn't until dawn the next day that they realized it was an unfortunate misunderstanding. The hero of the Argo ship and the people of Duliona mourned the king for three days, and the queen also took her own life due to grief and sorrow.
They continued their voyage and arrived at the land of the Mysia. After disembarking, Hylas, the servant of Heracles, went to fetch water. The nymph by the river was attracted by his handsome and beautiful appearance, so she pulled him into the river and kidnapped him. Nearby Polyphemus, not the cycles with the same name, heard a cry for help and informed Heracles. Just as the two of them were searching for Huras, the Argo set sail and left them behind. Heracles later returned to the ship, while Polyphemos stayed at Misie and established the city of Caos, becoming the king there. There are also other claims that Heracles ultimately did not return to the Argo, but instead walked to Corcas and encountered another different experience on the way.
After the Argo, it arrived in the Kingdom of Perbulika. Its king, Amicus, was the son of Poseidon, the sea god, and Nymphus of Bitinia. Whoever comes to his kingdom is forced to engage in a boxing match with him, and whoever loses is killed by him. When the Argo ship heroes landed, the king issued a battle letter to them, asking them to choose one person to face the battle. Polydicus stood up to fight, and after a fierce battle, Polydicus hit the king with a heavy punch, taking his life. Afterwards, they sailed to the island of Provencas, where King Lycos had always been attacked by Amicus, and were very grateful to the Argo ship hero for eradicating him. During their stay there, they went out to collect straw, and Edmund, the son of Apollo, died from being injured by a wild boar.

Soon, Isazon arrived at Salimedsos, where King Phineaus of Thrace lived. Phoenius was the son of Agnor and possessed the prophetic power taught by Apollo. Due to his multiple revelations, he angered Zeus, causing him to lose his sight and sending the Halpeia bird to punish him. Whenever a meal is placed in front of Phenius, the divine bird will immediately come and snatch or spoil the food.
The hero of the Argo ship sympathized with Phoenius very much. They set up a table of rich food, and when the divine bird arrived, the winged Karais and Zetes, also known as the Boreads brothers, drew their swords and flew to chase after the divine bird, driving them away, so that Phoenius would no longer be punished. To repay them, Phenius helped them divine the future, revealing how to pass through the method of colliding rocks and the places they would pass through to reach Corcas.
The Rock of Impact, also known as Sumplegades, is located in the Bosporus Strait and is a pair of high mountain giant rocks that collide at any time. According to Phoenius' prophecy, the Argo ship hero released a white dove, which smoothly passed through the colliding rock. Taking advantage of the rebound after the rock collided, the Argo ship hero rowed vigorously and sailed at a high speed like a dove. Just as they reached between the rocks and were almost crushed, Athena held the rock with her left hand and pushed the Argo ship with her right hand, allowing them to pass smoothly.
When the Argo ship heroes entered the Black Sea (Euxine) after passing through the rocks of impact, they were led to Dia by the will of the goddess Juno. On the island, they encountered four people who were shipwrecked, naked, and helpless. They turned out to be the sons of Korkas and Cheob - Argos, Fruntis, Meras, and Silindros. Isaac entertained and helped them, while they led the Argo ship heroes to Colchis and instructed them to hide the ship. On the way, they saw many corpses wrapped in cowhide, bound with iron chains and hung from trees, which turned out to be a special burial tradition in the local area. When entering the city, the goddess Hera cast a heavy mist over the city, allowing Isazon and his companions to enter the palace smoothly.

In the palace, Isaac chanced upon the princess Medea there. The goddess Athena sought help from Eros, the goddess of love, who flew behind Isason and shot a golden arrow at Medea, making her deeply in love with him. As soon as King Aeetes heard that Isaac was coming to retrieve the Golden Fleece, he found a way to remove him. He said that if Isazon wanted to obtain the Golden Fleece, he must pass the test, including plowing with two flaming bulls, planting dragon teeth, and finally defeating the giant warriors who grew out of dragon teeth. Due to the magic of love, Medea betrayed her father's king. She gave Jason a bottle of magic oil and taught him how to defeat the giant. Isaac promised to take her back to Greece and marry her after the matter was completed.
The next day, Isang coated his shield, spear, and body with magic oil, which made him invulnerable and fearless of fire for a day. He easily subdued two flamethrowering bulls, tied iron plows and rakes to them, and drove them to plow the fields. Afterwards, Isazon sowed the dragon teeth given to him by the king in the fields and grew a group of giant warriors. According to Medea's instructions, Isaac threw stones into the midst of the soldiers, causing them to kill each other, and he easily knocked them all down.
Although Isaac passed the test, the king did not intend to give him the Golden Fleece. Instead, he thought about how to eliminate Isaac and the Argo Ship Heroes. Medea understood her father's thoughts and set off overnight, leading Isazon to the forest adorned with golden wool. With her magical song and magic liquid, she made the guarding dragon sleep. Isazon quickly took down the golden wool and took Medea back to the Argo, then quickly set sail and left Korkas.