Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

Love is selfish.

The same applies to maternal love.

Gaia was indeed the mother of the gods, but her love was not selfless or unconditional.

Gaia's maternal love diminishes for the vast majority of children who harm or defy her, sometimes retaining only the most basic elements.

For a good child like Kanas, who knows how to give back, is grateful, and most importantly, cares about his mother, he naturally deserves more maternal love.

Therefore, in Gaia's mind, Kanas's status had been elevated to a very high level.

At the very least, it must be higher than that unknown storm god who has not yet been born.

Although the level of [Storm] is theoretically at the same level as that of [Gentle Breeze] of Kanas, Storm is different from Gentle Breeze. It is a powerful god focused on battle.

Gaia is very worried that Kanas will suffer if a conflict arises between the two.

That's why He made a vow to ensure that Kanas would not be harmed by the other party in the future.

Moreover, Gaia is even considering assigning a gender to this yet-to-be-born storm god.

The original gods of the Chaos world have no gender distinction.

Everything was completely rewritten when Eros, the primordial god symbolizing love, desire, and emotion, fell.

From then on, Chaos was divided into men and women.

After gender differentiation, they reproduced and their bloodlines continued, making the originally desolate and ignorant world of Chaos increasingly prosperous. The divine descendants multiplied and all kinds of spirits arose, building the divine order that is now taking shape.

Gaia is one of the creator gods of the Chaos world. She has long since figured out the underlying logic of this set of rules and has even summarized a set of laws that no one knows.

If a male god and a female god of equal strength have a conflict, a confrontation or dispute may break out.

Male deities, who are known for their bravery and fighting spirit, often have the upper hand.

Female deities are often at a disadvantage and easily suffer losses.

Take Him as an example.

In the past, He was stronger than the first god-king Uranus in terms of personal strength, fundamental essence, and divine authority.

In countless conflicts and struggles, He was repeatedly suppressed and manipulated by the other party, suffering endless constraints.

If He had not been meticulous and secretly plotted, using certain methods to break the deadlock, He would probably still be living under the oppression of Uranus to this day.

Fortunately, He won in the end.

This also made Him realize that in the struggle between gods, in addition to strength, strategy and wisdom can also play a very important role.

That once high and mighty, domineering god of the sky is no longer the same.

To put it bluntly, the first god of the sky could probably be renamed a "goddess of the sky".

After all, having lost its masculine symbolism, Uranus could no longer be considered a "male god".

If she's not a male god, then she must be a goddess.

Therefore, in order to resist the erosion of gender rules, refuse to become a woman and fall from grace, Uranus chose to fall into a deep sleep, barely preserving his last dignity and form at the cost of complete silence.

Gaia knew perfectly well that once Uranus was forcibly awakened in the future and the erosion of the laws was fully formed, that proud first god-king would eventually become a complete joke.

At that time, He wouldn't mind personally addressing her as "daughter".

Given the above historical context, He hesitated about whether to designate the future Storm God as female.

As the Earth Mother Goddess who gives birth to all things, she has the full ability and the right to intervene and forcibly lock the gender of the storm.

The problem is that [Storm] is not something He possesses alone.

Tartarus also owns half of it.

Kanas seemed to sense Gaia's hesitation, and a gentle breeze swirled around her sleeves, so docile and reassuring.

"Mother Goddess, you don't need to worry about me too much."

Kanas spoke softly, his voice gentle and warm.

"If I can create a gentle breeze to bring a tender comfort to the world of Chaos, I can also create winds that are comparable to, or even stronger than, a storm."

Upon hearing this, Gaia lowered her eyes to look at his clear and clean features, and the softness in her heart was completely touched.

How difficult it is to create something entirely new, especially to gain the approval of the Chaos world.

Even He wouldn't dare guarantee that He could create a completely new item capable of giving birth to a primordial god at any time.

In Gaia's view, Kanas said this to avoid making her feel worried.

She's so sensible and well-behaved!

But the more sensible they are, the more heartbreaking it is for them.

He gently stroked the boy's hair, his eyes filled with unwavering favoritism and certainty, and whispered, each word solemn:

"My child, the human heart is treacherous, and the world is filled with endless strife."

I like your personality; you are gentle and pure. But a god cannot be too kind and pure. You need to mature.

"But before you mature, the Mother Goddess will shield you from all the storms."

Under such pure emotion, Gaia's hesitation was instantly erased, replaced by absolute determination.

She is the mother goddess of storms!

Tartarus is nothing but a gloomy bastard.

If He is dissatisfied, He can come to Himself. He has decided to change the gender of the storm!

The thought had barely formed in his mind when Gaia unleashed a wisp of divine power from his fingertips, silently sending it across the distance to the nascent Storm Origin deep within his body.

(Typhon: No, Mother Goddess!)

Gaia's movements were very subtle, far beyond what someone of Kanas's level could detect.

Therefore, He was unaware that Typhon, the storm titan who defeated Zeus in future mythology, nearly destroyed the world, the father of monsters, and forced the Olympian gods to flee in animal form, had become a female deity.

At this moment, He was racking his brains, trying to figure out how to prove that He truly had the ability to create a new object or phenomenon that could be recognized by the Chaos world.

Thanks to the memories of his past life that inexplicably appeared in his mind, Kanas's perspective is not as narrow as that of the native life forms of the Chaos world.

His mind was filled with countless natural phenomena.

Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions.

But none of these things could be easily created by Kanas.

Earthquakes are a symbol of Mother Earth's anger.

Although it is not yet mature, the so-called "earthquake" is just a tear in the earth.

The truly mature concept of an earthquake is actually the violent tremor caused by the collision between two pieces of land.

The cracking of the earth, the falling of trees, and the collapse of mountains are all just superficial phenomena of an earthquake.

The essence of an earthquake is the force of vibration.

With the theory in place, the next step is practice.

So the question is, how exactly should Kanas persuade Gaia, the Earth Mother, to harm herself?