Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 677 Lowry... Lowry?
"Triton had no intention of cooperating with Poseidon's actions, but in our world, we unexpectedly encountered Gaia."

Gaia?

Lori, who had just thought of that crazy couple, almost thought she had misheard.

"Is there something wrong with this goddess?" The Lord of Storms noticed his movement and immediately asked, "Isn't she the Greek earth goddess, Triton, oh, Poseidon's grandmother?"

Lori thought for a moment and then said, "The Greek pantheon is based on Gaia; without her, there would be nothing."

"Like our world's will?" The Lord of Storms thought for a moment before continuing to ask.

“It’s not quite the same…” Lowry pondered for a moment before saying, “The Greek world is one of the earliest human worlds to appear in the multiverse.”

Only after the Elf and Orc pantheons.

At that time, Paradise Mountain hadn't even been opened yet!
The concept of the multiverse has not yet been formed, so Gaia can only be considered the first being born in that world.

Otherwise, Uranus, who appeared because of her breathing, would have had no chance of suppressing her.

Although the initial reason was that Gaia herself lacked any fighting spirit and was a pure hedonist, if she was the strongest, Greek law would not have ultimately acquiesced to Uranus being the dominant one.

Heavenly gods are not necessarily stronger than earthly gods.

However, after Gaia first appeared, Uranus still took control of the Greek pantheon.

There must be some reason for this.

It's very likely related to the fact that Gaia's mind is only on having fun.

If it weren't for Uranus's strict control, Gaia, with her unpredictable actions, could have filled the Greek world with monsters.

This was the Storm Lord's forte, and he understood it better than Lori, so he quickly gave his approval: "That is indeed different."

She is very strong, but she can only do what the world allows her to do, and she cannot demand that the world change according to her will.

No wonder that world was destroyed.

There are too many beings so powerful as to be uncontrollable. The world cannot restrain them, nor can it change itself, so it can only accept the worst outcome.

The goddess of the night, who had stopped their conversation at the beginning, suddenly spoke up: "But in the Greek pantheon, Gaia's position is of paramount importance?"

“Zeus was actually very wary of her, and Gaia was always looking to kill Zeus.” Lori paused before answering her, “But no matter how many crises they faced, Zeus never directly attacked Gaia.”

As long as Gaia openly acknowledges him as the ruler of Olympia, he can continue to play dumb.

"The foundation of a pantheon?" the Goddess of Night muttered, then immediately pressed the sea creature, "What has she done in your world?"

The sea creature hesitated for a moment, but still spoke: "She wanted to resurrect her son Cranos, but was stopped by the Lord of the World and Asmodeus."

Cranus's resurrection failed, and she was devoured by demons along with her other son, Typhon.

It seems that Gaia was taken away by the Sla-toad from the Chaos Sea.

But Triton felt that Slach might have other plans for her, so he had to work hard to strengthen the power of the Greek pantheon.

Although Gaia can no longer affect other Greek gods, the bloodline curse... even if she could curse one at a time! Triton didn't want it to be him.

However, after learning that Triton was there and watched them die, Gaia seemed very dissatisfied with him and even cursed him.

The woman in pain happened to be there at the time, so they were probably both implicated.

They wanted to verify in other worlds that Gaia had only casually insulted them, and hadn't actually done anything.

"Why our world?" the Lord of the Earth asked softly. "What's so special about this place?"

“Poseidon said there was a familiar smell here,” the sea man replied quickly. “He suspected that fragments of Uranus had fallen into this world.”

For Poseidon, who could only control the ocean, obtaining a fragment of the original Greek god would allow him to completely control the world he now inhabits.

"Having an aunt as a neighbor is indeed very dangerous."

"You know so much!" the Goddess of Wealth suddenly laughed. "You always seem to hear something new!"

“I can actually be considered a descendant of Triton,” the sea man answered readily. “Our world originally belonged to the earth, but a foolish sea goddess invited Triton to it.”

A brand new world and a world ruler who isn't quite clear-headed and acts haphazardly... Triton isn't exactly a benevolent god, so he'll definitely try to take over.

But that main god was just not very bright; his strength was truly formidable, so Triton had to be more subtle and discreet.

The simplest way is to establish a bloodline kingdom of his own, and then use continuous marriage alliances to completely integrate his bloodline into the world.

Finally, by having his descendants conquer the entire world, he caused the earth to be submerged in water until the world's ruler, Oiseus, reached his limit of patience.

He can't do too much; the Lord of the World can restore the world he created to its original state.

But as long as his bottom line isn't crossed, Oises is still kind; he can't bring himself to sacrifice so many lives.

Triton did indeed come very close to succeeding.

"If it weren't for that Oiseus suddenly going mad and bringing in a Child of the Earth from another world, along with a bunch of strange, immortal elementals..." "Oh? Really immortal?" the Goddess of Night interrupted him in surprise. "How did they do that?"

“I’m not entirely sure either, but Triton said it’s a way of controlling the elemental body through soul projection.”

As you know, creating an elemental body isn't difficult for a powerful god; the challenge lies in finding someone to control it.

Even if there are tens of millions of supplicants in the divine kingdom, it is impossible to keep their souls away from the divine kingdom for long; they will inevitably dissipate directly. The sea man said hesitantly, "The practice of using soul projection to control elemental bodies can only be achieved by people from certain specific worlds, but Triton has no way of contacting those worlds."

Oiseus, who is the ruler of our world, could do that; he summoned a group of creatures called the Moon Clan.

However, the one who truly possessed the ability was his companion, the Son of the Earth.

The undead he summoned was truly formidable.

"How so?" The Lord of the Earth asked curiously as he leaned closer.

Although he didn't particularly like Gaia, he was very interested in this child of the earth.

"The undead summoned by the Son of Earth are very powerful and have a strong will. They have appeared in Toril before and helped the Father of the Elves a lot."

"It's said that the events at Sigil are also related to them," the seaman hesitated for a moment before speaking honestly, "but the Moon Clan summoned by Oisace ended up cooperating with us."

"Hmm...hmm?" the Lord of the Earth asked in disbelief, "The reinforcements summoned by Oiseus ended up going with you?"

He didn't do anything?

"He withdrew his divine power!" the seaman replied, puzzled. "Later, the Moon Clan's bodies were all supported by Triton's divine power!"

"What's this all about?" The Goddess of the Night looked bewildered. "Even if he didn't want to go too far, he could have simply sent those Moon Clan members back to their own world!"

What game is he playing? How can he tolerate this?

"Pretty much..." the sea man said in a low voice, "For other gods it might be a matter of life and death, but for Oiseus it's probably just a test."

If you fail, you simply have to go home and wait for the next opportunity.

Besides, he has friends who can help him.

The undead are much more powerful.

Not to mention Triton, even Asmodeus, the lord of Hell, keeps his distance from them!

When Gaia disappeared, people cursed them more fiercely than they cursed Triton and the Lady of Pain, who stood by indifferently.

Unfortunately, even Gaia's curse was ineffective against the undead.

Even Asmodeus couldn't curse it!

"Who brought them here? That Son of Earth? What's his name?" the Lord of Earth couldn't help but ask.

“I don’t know. That Son of Earth was borrowed from somewhere. He must be a friend of his,” the Seaman replied immediately. “He doesn’t use his real name in our world, but the undead call him Hill.”

"Borrowed?" the Goddess of Wealth asked with an absurd expression. "You can lend this? Does your world's ruler really trust you?"

He was separated from all his friends by a layer!

“Oasis was just not at ease, so he created the Moon Clan.” The seaman replied bitterly. “I don’t know why, even though they are from different worlds, the Undead and the Moon Clan seem to be mortal enemies, completely disregarding other opponents and fighting each other to the death.”

Then they would fight among themselves.

Although we eventually captured the Moon Clan, we only managed to barely block the Undead Clan's attack route.

This situation only arose because they themselves had a falling out.

"Triton is quite strong!" The Goddess of Night thought for a long time but couldn't figure out what was going on, so she could only focus on another key point.

“We could have done better,” the sea man sighed. “If it weren’t for the intervention of the portal god Iosca.”

"He entered a world where Terry is present?" The Lord of Ice, who had been silent all along, suddenly laughed out loud. "Isn't it said that the Lady of Pain is Poseidon's daughter?"
"Aioska, they've stormed right into the territory of Lady of Pain's brother!"

This guy clearly also has the inherited memories of the White Dragon.

I guess they went to explore their mental space when they heard these names.

No wonder there was no reaction.

"Ugh... Ptooey! What is this?" He suddenly spat something out.

"Sugar," the Lord of the Earth said calmly, "isn't it tasty? I'm feeding it to you."

"I thought I'd just bitten the Ice Hound King's butt!" the Lord of Ice replied strangely. "Guess how smelly it was?"

"Oh~ did you put some dog poop on it, Lori... Lori?"

(End of this chapter)