Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 462 A Harmonious Scene of Father's Grin and Son's Howl

Uranus, the mighty Greek god of the sky, actually lost because of his short arms. Who can he complain to?
This is the old god who performs his divine duties solely based on primal instincts; powerful yet full of limitations.

Do you think Uranus could just ignore the asteroid that Downs threw at him?
Yes, and no.

As the former god-king guarding the boundary gate, he could certainly open a passage for an asteroid to pass through his defenses, but at the cost of Gaia, the Earth Mother, bearing all the attacks. Even though Cronus's attack on him was orchestrated by Gaia, don't forget—without the Earth, there is no point in talking about the Sky!
Uranus, of course, did not understand what dimensional gravity was, but he instinctively knew that it was the earth, which was larger and heavier than him, that firmly attracted the vast amount of air, eventually forming him as the sky.

If the Greek world is destroyed, he will perish as well.

It was precisely because Uranus knew this that he felt aggrieved.

Being able to only passively defend and unable to launch any effective counterattacks—isn't that a sign of being utterly helpless?

Even more infuriatingly, while Uranus was passively defending against the asteroid impact, Downs began to forcibly pierce the spatial barrier of the Greek world with his divine sense, using the unique methods of the [Sky] and [Wind] to begin sucking away the air from the Greek world!

"Hoohoo!"

Countless holes of varying sizes were torn open in the sky.

The largest has a diameter of over ten kilometers, while the smallest is several hundred meters.

Towns was in charge of making the holes, and the rest was left to the law called "Pressure"!

Space, being in a vacuum, can easily suck away large amounts of air.

This level of damage is actually nothing compared to Uranus's enormous size, which is measured in hundreds of millions of square kilometers.

In human terms, it's roughly equivalent to being pricked by a needle.

There were just too many needles.

The tens of thousands of 'needles' clearly overwhelmed the enormous Uranus.

Downs continued to prick the air with needles, letting it flow out of the Greek world and become ownerless. Only then did he slowly use his divine sense to capture these free-flowing air masses, gather them together again, and 'package' them to send to the Kinlunga world behind him.

Towns' move stunned the group of goddesses who were following behind him.

Artemis's mouth trembled: "You can weaken a sky god like this?!"

In her mind, heaven and earth should be immortal.

But the very god-emperor who conquered her gave her a live demonstration of how to reliably and effectively destroy the sky of a world, including its sky god.

Actually, this isn't the first time Downs has done something like 'destroying the heavens'. The last time he completely wiped out a sky god dates back to the Sumerian period.

While Downs was suppressing Uranus, his gods were not idle either: Odin stole Zeus's subordinate world; Enki went to release the sea, taking advantage of Poseidon's fierce battle with the Titans, and used the existing huge spatial channel to introduce a massive amount of seawater into the Fusang world, which was being used as cannon fodder.

"Boom!"

Enki has a small goal: to release as much water as the Aegean Sea.

"Damn it! Damn it all—" Since becoming the god of the sea, Poseidon had never felt so frustrated. He was fighting Tethys, the sea goddess among the twelve Titans, yet his own divine power was being rapidly weakened at the speed of the ocean being overturned. To be honest, since both were sea gods, theoretically the rate of weakening should have been the same.

The truth is that the twelve Titans had long been stripped of their divine authority and no longer had a 'legitimate' source of divine power. The divine power they could use was merely something they forcibly seized with their divine sense through their own skills.

The key point is that even without their divine power, the Titans were still enormous giants. Their massive, thick-skinned physiques alone were enough to inflict significant damage on Zeus and other gods of the third generation.

Adding to their frustration were the constant harassment and attacks from the distant Aesir gods. Poseidon and his companions were thoroughly annoyed.

While fighting the Titans, they also had to send out the weak sea goddess to fend off the harassment and attacks of the Aesir gods. The Titans were only focused on beating up Zeus and the other third and fourth generation gods.

These self-proclaimed orthodox Olympian gods were thus attacked from both inside and outside.

In this extremely dire situation, the deaths and injuries of the Olympian gods began to rise rapidly.

The first to suffer are the sea goddesses. These ocean goddesses are strongly bound to a certain sea region. Poseidon may lack South Atlantis, but he still has North Atlantis to provide him with divine power. However, some ocean goddesses' divine realms happen to be the trench kingdoms or the recently victimized fishermen's kingdoms, which is extremely unfortunate. Their current strength and divine authority are inferior to Achilles before he was deified.

Yes! Achilles has been 'elevated' to become the unit of measurement for the power of these true gods.

After Hela, Ereshkigal, and Arthur joined forces with Thor's army, the Aesir became even more unstoppable.

Thor fully demonstrated his leadership this time, waving his hand and saying, "Scatter! Scatter, all of you! Catherine, Bridget, Baldr, Enkidu, Anubis, each of you take your respective gods to attack the Greek sub-worlds, either destroy those smaller worlds or keep them away from the Greek world."

"Yes—" the five younger siblings answered in unison.

"Hela! Lead your men into the Greek underworld and capture as many souls as possible."

"it is good."

"Frey, you and Cú Chulainn see if you can find Helios."

"I know!"

"Gilgamesh, use your sword to dismantle any corner of the Greek world. We must weaken the power of Gaia, the Earth Mother, as much as possible."

"Mm." Jin Shanshan nodded.

Thor issued orders one by one, distributing the large number of gods and minor gods who had followed him to the six kings of the gods. He did not know how far Cronus and Zeus would fight, and he had to take advantage of this rare opportunity of infighting between the rival pantheons to weaken the foundation of the Greek divine power as much as possible.

Even though Thor did it relatively discreetly, Zeus still saw many of his actions.

Zeus was furious to see his father chasing and attacking him like a mad dog, ignoring everything else.

"Cronus! Are you insane? You've summoned an alien god! Do you know that doing this will destroy the entire Greek world?" Zeus shouted, his hands never ceasing, unleashing bolt after bolt of lightning upon his father, scorching his beard black.

Cronus, seemingly driven mad, his eyes bloodshot, chased after Zeus in mid-air with exaggerated strides that appeared to cover hundreds of meters in a single step. Despite Cronus being merely a 'Saturnian god,' seemingly unable to catch Zeus...

However, with Uranus drawing away a large amount of divine power and Atlas, another Titan who supported the sky of the Greek world, decisively abandoning his duties, the sky of the Greek world was already very low, only a few hundred meters away from the top of Mount Olympus.

If Zeus hadn't run away, Cronus really could have reached Zeus just by swinging his scythe!
(End of this chapter)