Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

Although the process was somewhat tortuous, at least the result was correct.

Previously, although Yam and Bal did not get along, they at least maintained a basic level of civility with each other.

But now, the two sides have completely broken off relations and are fighting each other.

Don't underestimate this last layer of decorum; its nature is completely different.

Preserving one's dignity means leaving room for maneuver.

With room for maneuver, the conflict between Yam and Bar can only be called a "contradiction," and the way to resolve the contradiction, besides war, is through coordination and negotiation.

But there was no room for negotiation; after the complete breakdown of relations, there was only one way for Bal and Yam to resolve their dispute.

That is war!

Yam refused to submit to Bal, and Bal refused to submit to Yam; only a war remained between them.

The war between the two sides can only end when one side is completely convinced or dies.

We cannot judge things solely by their appearance.

The conflict between Yam and Bal appears to be due to Kanas.

But in reality, this is because they had accumulated countless years of conflict.

Kanas was merely a trigger, or rather, the last straw that broke the camel's back.

But no matter what, Canas is definitely going to take the blame for "bringing disaster to the country and its people".

Don't misunderstand, this refers to something truly disastrous for the country and its people, something that has been affirmed by the official will of the Canaanite world.

This can be seen from the several divine attributes that the other party "given" to Kanas.

Temptation, depravity, beauty.

Apart from the third one, the remaining two were more or less influenced by personal emotional factors from the Canaanite world.

Kanas was almost laughing in exasperation at the sight of the three divine entities that had inexplicably appeared within him.

He has never hated the birth of a new godhood as much as he does now.

Even though the three divine attributes brought Him a considerable boost to His power, enough to allow Him to advance to the level of high-level divinity and become an existence on par with His original form.

Among them, the bonuses from the [Temptation] and [Fallen] divine attributes are the greatest.

From the perspective of the Canaanite world, Kanas, who successfully seduced the god-king Baal, the god of chaos and the ocean Yam, as well as the god-king's daughters Mist and Dew, perfectly fulfilled his divine duty.

Therefore, with the added strength and status of the other party, these two divine attributes brought a huge boost to Kanas, almost instantly raising his strength from the initial stage of intermediate divine power to the peak of intermediate divine power.

If He could successfully tempt all the gods of the Canaanite world, He would probably be able to easily ascend to great divine power.

In Kanas's previous life, it was those unorthodox methods that brought quick money.

I never imagined that even in another world, these unorthodox methods of increasing strength would be faster.

Compared to the original being's arduous development of divinity and refinement of authority, the clone can easily become a great god simply by selling its looks and hooks.

Even if Kanas were chaste and virtuous, he could still easily ascend to higher divine power by seducing Baal, Yam, the mist, and the dew.

Well...

Taking shortcuts is so much more enjoyable!

Despite feeling great, Kanas was still quite dissatisfied with these three newly created deities.

Even without Him, Yam and Baal would still go to war in the future, and Baal might even be killed by Yam and Mot.

Had it not been for his wife and sister Anat who went to the underworld to resurrect him, Baal would probably have long since vanished into the annals of history.

As a result, He did nothing but show His face, and the Canaanite world shifted the blame onto Him?!

And [temptation]?

Still "degenerate"?

What did He do?

He, the god of the silver moon, the breeze, and salvation, suddenly became the god of temptation and depravity.

No!

Doesn't your thing sound disjointed?

How kind and holy He is!

He could understand being given the divine status of the goddess of beauty, after all, she was recognized as beautiful by the god-king Baal and the god of chaos, Yam.

Although Kanas didn't like this divine status either, it was at least a positive one.

But wouldn't the two divine attributes of "temptation" and "fall" directly turn Him into an evil god like Sahar, the god of the crescent moon?

He suddenly sensed the world's malice towards beautiful people.

The world of Canaan was far inferior to the world of Chaos!

Baal, the king of the gods, was far inferior to Zeus, the king of the gods in Greek mythology!

In the world of Chaos, Aphrodite, who symbolizes beauty and love, did not become a femme fatale who brought ruin to the country.

Part of this is thanks to Chaos's world consciousness.

The other part is that Zeus, the third generation of gods in mythology, made a relatively correct choice.

Although there were some twists and turns, it was still better than Bal and Yam directly starting a civil war.

Therefore, Baal is a complete waste!

Both being god-kings, if this matter were placed on Kanas, He would guarantee that no one in the Chaos world would dare to compete with Him or try to take it from Him.

There is no other reason than that the God-King is supreme and rules the entire world.

Baal's rule was crumbling, which is why Yam dared to rebel against Him.

Ultimately, it's because Bal was too useless.

Utter trash! Utterly trash! Pure trash!!

Beside Kanas, Lu, pale-faced and with lifeless eyes, watched her father and uncle engage in a frenzied hand-to-hand combat in the air.

At first, Bal was able to fight Yam to a standstill with his anger and explosiveness.

He is the sky, the storm, the thunder, and abundance itself.

Logically speaking, His divinity and divine authority should be stronger than Yam's chaotic ocean.

But as Yam said, during the time He sat on the throne of the gods, He did neglect the development of His own power.

In His view, He had already become a God-King with great divine power, so what use was it to cultivate rigorously every day and develop His divine nature?

Could it be that He could become a supreme primordial god, like His father?

With the added benefit of the God-King's authority, Baal was confident that he was absolutely unmatched in the realm of great divine power.

But now, His confidence has been completely shattered by Yam's attacks.

"BOOM!!"

With a loud crash and a barely audible cry of pain, Baal's figure fell from the sky, crashing directly in front of Kanas and Lu.

"Ahem... I was careless."

Looking at his daughter and Kanas's questioning gaze, Baal's face flushed slightly.

Bal felt embarrassed for losing face in front of his daughter and future suitor, even though he thought he had a thick skin.