Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 420 Fear of Power, Not Fear of Virtue
Politics is ugly and vile!

On Towns' side, even though Scáthach killed Thanatos, the Greek god of death, and she herself didn't want to mention it at all, Towns still held a medium-sized celebration party.

Thor found this strange and privately approached Downs: "Father, holding a victory celebration after killing a true god doesn't seem like your style. Is it because the Greeks have ridiculously announced that they will also celebrate for ten days?"

In the past, only Thor would lead the way in celebrating these kinds of things; Towns would never get involved.

Towns shook his head: "It's somewhat related to the enemy, but not really."

"Huh?" Thor was a little confused.

“Minor pantheons and major pantheons have completely different ways of ruling. In minor pantheons, the core deities are all their brothers, sisters, and blood relatives, and their common interests are basically aligned, so many things can be discussed and decided together. Major pantheons are different.”

As Towns spoke, Thor perked up his ears.

This is the teaching of the God-Emperor!

“In the pantheon, newly surrendered Outer Gods are destined to find it difficult to gain the trust of the established deities, nor can they expect to be promoted or receive benefits commensurate with their former status in a short period. In this situation, as a leader, what you need to do is demonstrate power, not bestow favors.” Downs sighed. “Under my guidance, the moral standards of the Aesir have actually been too high, to the point that people can’t understand why those wicked creatures fear power more than morality!”

When Towns said this, Thor understood a little.

The Aesir can accept new gods, respect them, and give them a certain status. The problem is that, whether human or god, there are always some whose strength and status are not commensurate.

Nobody can handle this kind of guy.

In Downs' view, the Western countries he traveled to before were cruel, with their "right of the first night" system, which he considered the greatest trampling on love and ordinary people.

But after traveling through time for a while, he discovered that not only were people despicable, but even many god-kings were bastards.

He slept with the most beautiful goddess among the conquered gods, and those guys were not ashamed but proud of it.

He looks like he's saying, "Hey! My favorite goddess's baby looks like the conqueror of our world!"

In a chaotic universe where the strong prey on the weak, might makes right.

Without saying anything, when he dealt with the Egyptian pantheon, he also took advantage of the situation to attack Hathor. Of course, he knew that Hathor and Horus were a couple in mythology.

That's what conquest is all about!

Anyway, they're not together in this life yet. As the great conqueror who has shattered the Egyptian pantheon, is it too much for me, Downs, to sleep with a goddess?

Initially, Towns could still see a fleeting arrogance in Horus's eyes.

After he ruthlessly exterminated the two major pantheons of Fusang and Hinduism, the eyes of Horus and those South Asian gods were not merely clear-eyed; they were practically infatuated with him. That kind of fanatical devotion to conversion was something he, as the god-king, could never comprehend.

Anubis even grew to look like a dog, unlike Towns, which made Horus depressed for a long time, and he secretly encouraged Hathor to have another child with Towns.

Politics is so ugly!

Reality is just that absurd!

Towns is also at the Palace of Pleasure tonight.

In the past, the main stage was reserved for the most beautiful goddess of the conquered pantheon.

Tonight's main focus is on multiple Soul Crystals.

Thanatos, his brother, and two sea goddesses, their remnant souls twitching and emitting sharp howls, stimulated by the drooling of Garm, the hellhound, nearby.

Led by Thor, the Aesir gods erupted in laughter, mocking their enemies and drinking merrily. The newly victorious gods, such as Ra-2 and Arjuna, also frequently raised their cups under the guidance of their respective kings, both to cultivate relationships and to show off. After all, they were the king's servants; this relationship signified a shared destiny.

Laughter, drinking, cursing, and all sorts of other noises filled the air.

In the first round of battle, the Aesir's performance was impressive. After all, Thanatos's status was essentially equivalent to that of a Greek god. It was only because the original twelve Olympian gods had become the kings of the gods that these gods, who had neither core divine positions nor secondary gods, were not qualified to bear the title of chief god.

To those subordinate Greek gods, Thanatos was the chief god!

Killing an enemy god is something to be proud of.

Amaterasu has already started performing the Kagura dance.

Towns watched all of this with a smile.

For the past half-century, he has diligently worked on internal affairs in Kinlunga, and for the sake of stability, he has deliberately suppressed the wildness and warlike nature of the gods for a long time.

Every state requires an adjustment process.

Now, facing the Olympian gods, it is time to unleash the beasts within the Aesir.

On the other hand, on Mount Olympus, Athena, following Hera's instructions, turned a funeral into a celebration.

As long as the Olympian gods don't mention Thanatos, and Hades and Hypnos temporarily take care of the dead and keep the underworld running, the subordinate gods might not even know about it.

Among the fallen gods, the God of Death is the most famous, while many of the other offspring of the Goddess of Night, including her subordinate gods, are unknown to most.

Honestly, if it weren't for Thanatos, it would have been really hard to tell who won or lost this battle, and Hera could have gotten away with it through her little tricks.

At this banquet, toasts were exchanged and laughter filled the air, and every deity's face radiated confidence in victory.

Well, at least on the surface.

All they knew was that the Greek pantheon seemed to have risen to prominence, eliminating a host of subordinate gods of the Aesir.

This forced them to calm down, which had initially made them a little restless.

After all, Zeus returned and wiped out an entire pantheon!

The Aesir may not bring salvation; Zeus will surely give them a sword!

They can still tell who is fast and who is slow.

Under these circumstances, a bizarre scene unfolded.

On one side, Mount Olympus was celebrating for ten consecutive days, with a host of divine servants and even the occasional beautiful nymph goddess singing and dancing in the temples on the mountain; on the other side, more Aesir gods were coming to the Greek world and its surrounding worlds to continue their massacres.

Soon, a bombshell piece of news spread like wildfire throughout the Greek pantheon.

"What? Thanatos, the god of death, was killed by Scáthach, the goddess of death from the Aesir?"

"real or fake?"

"It's probably true, because the afterimage of Thanatos's soul is projected into the sky of the Jinlunga world. No matter who goes to the Jinlunga world, they can see it as soon as they enter the atmosphere."

To kill a god, one must also destroy his spirit!
It's horrible!
As a fellow god of the sky, Towns' approach is just that straightforward.

Having already killed a god, do you still want to keep a low profile?
No! The Greek gods on the other side don't understand these things; all they understand is absolute force!
Towns' move instantly turned Hera of Olympus into a clown!
(End of this chapter)