Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 448 Changing the Letter
Towns never expected to win the War of Gods by turning the enemy against them.

If a pantheon collapses on its own by turning a deity against it, it can only mean that the pantheon is rotten to the core.

Meanwhile, Downs continued to adjust the spatial structure of the entire Kinlunga world.

Since the beginning of time, the world's fundamental structure has changed many times.

From the initial air barrier that simply resisted chaotic energy, to the dual barrier of rock and air obtained after the defeat of Sumer, to the previous triple elemental protection of rock, air, and seawater, and finally to the latest version—

Towns finally couldn't resist and started building a 'walled city' around the world.

Anyone who has played Deep Impact knows that the simplest way to destroy mortals is not through meteor showers or earthquakes, but by destroying the atmosphere of the other world, causing all the air to escape.

As a god-king who had played with [Neutron Annihilation] and [Destruction of All Realms] before transmigrating, he knew very well that destroying a vast human civilization was one of the most efficient ways to do so.

The Ginnunga were inferior to the Greek world in terms of the total amount of natural elements, but their population was an advantage.

If Zeus had any sense, he could have exploited this weakness in the world of Kinlunga.

The first thing Downs, the "God of the Sky," had to do was to use a vast amount of divine power to reshape the skies of the 27 realms of Kinlunga, separating them into 27 independent atmospheres. Honestly, this would be a difficult task even for a sky god from another world.

After all, people and goods need to be exchanged between the 27 realms, and the power of the Rainbow Bridge cannot be used every time.

Under normal circumstances, the pressure difference between different atmospheric layers could very well be deadly to ordinary people.

After all, each small world has different earth, water, fire and wind elements, which will inevitably cause different air pressures. Even if Downs tries to adjust them, as long as they are divided, there will definitely be differences in air pressure.

This was no challenge for Downs, who possessed extensive knowledge of space.

He placed airtight chambers, crafted with divine power, at the entrances of the passageways made from the branches of the World Tree. Those who passed through these chambers could undergo depressurization or pressurization procedures under the control of priests arranged by Downs, allowing them to adapt to the air pressure of another small world.

In addition to the air separation operation, Downs also used a large number of earth, water, fire and wind elements to perform elemental separation processing on the upper, middle and lower layers of the world of Jinlun.

The entire world is like a modern ship on Earth, with different sealed compartments. Even if a compartment is severely damaged, it can be sealed off to prevent the damage from spreading to other compartments (small worlds).

The god-kings he appointed in advance also have new functions—in the worst-case scenario, if one or a group of small worlds under their control are forced to separate from the world of Jinlunga, then he will at least have the ability to control that world or group of worlds, allowing the mortals within to continue operating independently for a short period of time without the support of the World Tree.

"Boom, boom, boom!"

During this period, the changes in the world were witnessed by every mortal.

They were moved and filled with emotion.

The emotion stemmed from the fact that the God-Emperor had spared no expense for their survival. After all, every major shift in the world required an enormous expenditure of divine power.

The reason for this is that the God-Emperor treated them as human beings, while most of the Olympian gods on the other side did not treat humans as human beings, but only as livestock that could be discarded at will.

Some might ask, what about the Indian and Mayan warriors who died in the Greek world?
Some people may think they are cannon fodder, but many more believe that this is the price of promotion.

It will be a success!

Without military merit, no one in the Aesir race is qualified for promotion.

To escape their current social class, they must seize the opportunity of a world war to fight and capture slaves, using the heads of their enemies to prove their bravery and loyalty to the Aesir.

At this moment, on the fertile black soil of South America, Agamemnon, dressed like an old farmer, bore almost no trace of his former kingship. He propped his hoe on the ground, looked at the shrinking sky, and muttered, "What happened?"

A fellow servant, who had also been enslaved, leaned closer and said, "Your Majesty, I've heard that the God-Emperor Downs Paulson created isolated spaces for each small world in order to deal with a possible invasion from the Greek world. I don't know what that means."

Agamemnon wasn't very knowledgeable about space science, but he did understand what war was.

"After so many consecutive wins, he's still so cautious. God Emperor Towns... truly remarkable!"

"Your Majesty, why are you praising this false emperor?" the attendant asked, puzzled.

"See that? Prisoners from Greece. Which batch are we in? How many more batches have arrived recently?"

"We were in the second batch, and then there were two more batches after us."

“My old friends, except for Achilles and those who were killed, are all here. This means that all the Greek city-states except Athens have fallen.”

"We didn't see any Trojans."

Agamemnon glanced at the Amazonian female warriors acting as 'jailers' in the distance and said dejectedly, "So what? Even Her Majesty Artemis has become a thief. Is a thief still a thief? Perhaps it's time to call Downs Paulson 'God-Emperor'."

Not only the divine attendant, but all the generals around who heard these words fell into a deathly silence.

This is the collapse of faith!
This is a change in mindset!
Often, deities are not afraid of mortals dying, because in life they are their own followers, in death they are their own ghosts, and in the cycle of reincarnation, they are still part of their own family.

But this kind of conversion...

Ahem, that's why converts are more hateful than heretics to gods and charlatans.

If it were only the captured Greeks like Agamemnon who had such thoughts, it would be one thing, but the fact is that a similar magical scene was also happening in the Greek world.

"What? You want to pledge allegiance to me?" Odin had unwittingly picked up a powerful and interesting soul.

“Yes! Since the Olympian gods have abandoned the Trojans, it’s only natural that the Trojans would make their own choice.” The majestic spirit speaking had a resounding name—Hector!
As a powerful Trojan hero who fought Achilles for three hundred rounds in the original mythology but was ultimately defeated and killed, he had every reason to be proud.

Unfortunately, in this life, he died at the hands of Gawain.

Fighting for one's life on the battlefield is nothing, but what Hector finds most unacceptable is that his soul doesn't even qualify to stay in the Underworld. He was directly thrown to Tartarus by Rhadamanthys, one of the three judges of the Underworld.

This was actually a mistake.

Unfortunately, the Underworld was overcrowded, so Rhadamanthus would definitely prioritize making life better for the Greeks.

And so Hector met his tragic end!

Odin examined Hector's soul and found that the guy was indeed quite capable. With the gathering of extremely powerful spiritual energy, his soul, once infused with divine power, would become a standard death-type demigod.

"I'll accept you!"

"Grateful!"

(End of this chapter)