Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

In the days that followed, fog and dew visited more and more often.

At first, their subordinate gods and soldiers followed at a distance, fearing that something might happen on the way.

But as the number of times increased and the time spent together grew longer, the group gradually lowered their guard, going from following from a distance to swaggering alongside them.

The number of people has also been reduced from a whole legion to a small squad.

Otherwise, given the distance between the Crescent Moon Kingdom and Luogan Town, they probably wouldn't even want to send out a small team of guards.

Kanas protested this.

Although the mist and dew are deities and cannot be harmed by mortals or demigods, it should be noted that there are quite a few deities in the Canaan world, especially those who have submitted to Yam and Mot.

They are all ruthless, cunning, and treacherous beings.

Looking across the entire Southern Territory and the former Crescent Moon Divine Kingdom region, the strongest force on the surface is the group of subordinate gods and their army brought by Mist and Dew.

If they themselves don't fulfill their duty of protection, are we really going to expect Kanas, a god weaker than them, to take on that responsibility?

According to the level of the Canaanite world, Kanas was indeed capable of establishing a divine kingdom and becoming a supreme god.

However, this level of strength, even in the world of Chaos, would only be considered a mid-level divine power.

A person of moderate divine power serving as a bodyguard for the daughter of the God-King?

Is Baal afraid his daughter won't die fast enough?!

Moreover, if something happens to Fog and Dew on their way to Luogan Town, who will bear the responsibility?

Or, to put it another way, would the enraged god-king Baal give Him a chance to take responsibility, or to shirk responsibility?

Canas thought not.

Therefore, in order for his plan to continue to be executed and to preserve this clone, He had to nip all risks in the bud.

After He made this suggestion, the mist and dew, along with all the gods under His command, did indeed discuss and consider it.

Ultimately, they reached a consensus.

They decided that the goddesses of mist and dew, each leading a small group and a subordinate deity, would settle in the town of Garlok in Kanas.

The remaining troops and subordinate gods remained stationed at the original site of the Crescent Moon Divine Kingdom.

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To this, Canas could only say that he had no opinion.

Moreover, after so many interactions, His previous reason of insufficient trust during the first meeting is somewhat untenable.

Why not take this opportunity to bring the fog and dew into the town of Luogan?

After spending this time together, Kanas did indeed have a good impression of the two goddesses, Mist and Dew.

Although she is the daughter of a god-king, Wu and Lu are not arrogant or domineering at all, and they are just like ordinary gods.

Moreover, they are very gentle and easy to get along with.

For some reason, Mist and Dew always like to stick to Kanas and never leave.

Wherever He went, the fog and dew followed.

And it looks like... a kitten that's been inhaling catnip, exuding a sense of bliss and infatuation.

At first, things were alright. Mist and Dew at least maintained their goddess-like demeanor and acted rather reservedly. Even if they wanted to get close to Kanas, they would forcibly control themselves and not let themselves get too close to Kanas.

But now, as they spend more time together, the reserve of mist and dew seems to have dissipated with the passage of time, and they are getting closer and closer to Kanas on a daily basis.

Otherwise, with gods and soldiers following behind, Kanas estimated that in a few days, the fog and dew would simply stick to him.

And for some reason, Kanas always had a gut feeling.

He originally intended to use the identities of Mist and Dew to directly infiltrate Baal's forces.

Logically, fog and dew should be His prey.

But now, He always felt that the way Fog and Dew looked at Him was a little strange.

It was as if... He had become the prey.

If Kanas hadn't tested them and confirmed that Fog and Dew truly meant him no harm...

He had every reason to suspect that the other party wanted to devour him to make himself stronger.

However, Canas has now realized what's happening.

It seems that the fog and dew might actually want to "swallow" themselves.

However, this "swallowing" was not the kind of "swallowing" I had imagined.

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However, as fog and dew appeared more frequently and stayed longer in the town of Luogan, some unknown changes occurred in the town's atmosphere.

First, there was the transformation of the Church of Redemption in Kanas.

At first, Kanas simply spread his own meaning of "redemption".

Later, he obtained the [Silver Moon] divine status, which caused some changes in his gender and appearance.

Therefore, Canas laid the groundwork in advance by giving himself the identity of a female prime minister.

To avoid appearing before believers in a female form in the future, so that those guys wouldn't even recognize their own god.

Wouldn't that be incredibly awkward?

Now that Mist and Dew, daughters of the God-King, have appeared, the believers have added a few more descriptions of Kanas.

For example, "Even the daughter of the king of gods was captivated by the majestic appearance of our god; His charm can even melt the hardest stone in the world..."

Etc., etc.

This shows that the Redemption Church, which was originally more about mutual aid than church-like organization, gradually became a church in the normal sense.

They sang praises to gods, created class divisions, and even a group of fanatical believers emerged who called themselves "records of history."

These guys do nothing all day but follow Kanas around like shadows, and then start frantically recording everything Kanas does.

During this period, Kanas spent the most time with Mist and Dew, while the group of people kept recording their love stories with the two goddesses, naming it "Sacred History."

Of course, this is the translated meaning.

If you were to use their language to refer to it, it would be even shorter.

----"Bible".

Ha ha.

An elderly man on the subway looks confused.

Upon hearing that familiar name, Kanas smiled and understood.

What a Bible!