They killed his servant in front of him and revived him with her magic to display a spell of immortality. She eventually came up with a plan for Jason, where they invited Pelias to visit and displayed her magic. He made a plot to kill Jason, forcing him to rely on Medea's magic three times to escape the danger. Upon returning to the safety of his native land, Jason asked for the return of his country as promised, but King Pelias refused.
Overcome with grief, the King ordered for the collection of the pieces of his dead son, which allowed the Argo the chance to escape its chasers. While she only knew Jason by name, her love caused her to board his ship, the Argo, and slice her brother into pieces right in front of her pursuing father. Aphrodite once again used Medea to assist Jason's escape by forcing her to kill her brother, Apsyrtus. King Aeëtes was enraged and decided to personally lead his army to capture Jason before he could leave the country.
Her abilities allowed her to nullify her father's magic and the enchanted fire-breathing oxygen, which gave Jason the opportunity to obtain the Golden Fleece. Medea was made to blindly love Jason, which resulted in choosing a foreigner over her father and country and therefore betraying them. He was supported by the Goddess Aphrodite, and decided to control Medea's mind to help Jason upon realizing that the King of Colchis was unshakable. Jason argued with King Peleas, the usurper of his father's country Iolcos, and eventually made him promise to return the country upon traveling far eastward to Colchis and returning with the Golden Fleece. Her personality at the time was far from what others would call a witch, and her fate became confounded after the famous hero from the Argo Expedition, Jason, appeared before her. Her father was King Aeëtes of Colchis who excelled at magic, and as his daughter, she was also practiced in such ways.
She was the princess of Colchis who possessed the Golden Fleece. Caster's identity is Medea, an unfortunate princess who was branded as a witch in Greek mythology.
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