Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

At this moment, Kanas was unaware that his grandfather had begun to use his last resort for his sake.

Gaia may know, but He doesn't care.

Kanas is His son, and Cronus is also His son; to Him, there is no difference between them.

In fact, Kanas held a higher position in Gaia's heart than Cronus.

At this moment, Gaia looked on with curiosity, observing her obedient son's actions.

At first, He thought that the possibility of Kanas creating a new god was not high.

But after observing for a while, He discovered that the probability of Kanas succeeding was much higher than He had imagined.

At the very least, Kanas's approach is correct.

Before Him, Kanas was doing his utmost to create enough "breezes" to forcibly control the storms in the seas surrounding the karst islands, using the power of the breezes as a vehicle.

Theoretically speaking, the "Gentle Breeze" and the "Storm" are on the same level, and Kanas has neither the power nor the authority to mobilize the power of the Storm.

But that's just theory.

The current God of Storms is still in the process of being conceived, and has not yet developed self-awareness. Its control over the storm is merely instinctive.

Under these circumstances, Kanas could barely use his own authority as a basis to forcibly seize the authority of [Storm] in order to achieve his own goals.

To put it bluntly, it's just bullying an idiot.

While the fool is oblivious, secretly use the other person's things.

It's not stealing or robbing; it's simply "borrowing."

Kanas is a good boy; he wouldn't do anything like stealing.

Especially in front of Gaia, the creator of the storm, who tacitly approved of Kanas's actions, does this mean that, in some respects, the God of Storms himself also tacitly approved of Kanas's behavior?

His action can indeed be called "borrowing".

With Kanas's help, the storm surrounding the karst island began to revolve according to His will.

If we divide the boundless sea surrounding Karst Island into grids like the large map in the game from the previous life, then the storms in each area are independent entities, representing one of the grids.

Each faction acts independently, spreading its influence haphazardly, fragmented and disconnected from one another. While powerful, they ultimately struggle to consolidate their influence.

Under the cleansing and domination of Kanas's own divine power, the thousands of scattered fierce storms were unified. Following the trajectory designated by Kanas for them, they slowly gathered, swirled, and rotated around the karst island, condensing into one.

Gradually, the wind changed.

The raging storms that once tore trees apart, devoured sea monsters, and destroyed mortal cities have now shed their ferocity and resemble thousands of gentle wind spirits.

Holding hands and embracing each other, facing Kanas and with their backs to the sea, they dance a regular and joyful fairy dance between the sky and the sea.

"Are you trying to create a new race? Wind spirits? It would be quite nice if they could serve as your kin and carry out your divine duties."

Gaia appeared not far from Kanas, looking at the wind spirit that emerged from the invisible storm, a hint of satisfaction in her eyes.

Creating a new race is not too difficult; some powerful primordial gods can create their own races to varying degrees.

Although the divine status of a race god is considered to be in the lower-middle range among all types of divine statuses, it is still a new divine status nonetheless.

Given Kanas's current strength and age, it would be quite an achievement if he could create a new godhood.

His son was only a few decades old.

Among the Titans, being several decades old is not much different from being a babbling infant.

Moreover, through this action by Kanas, He reaffirmed His son's character.

Gentle and serene, she was one of the few obedient and worry-free among her many offspring.

The wind itself has no personality.

The manifestation of each wind never lies in the wind itself, but in the individual deity of the wind.

Kanas is gentle, calm, and obedient. Even when he is riding a storm that is mainly fierce, he can turn violence into gentleness.

However, Kanas is ultimately not a god symbolizing the storm. Although he can temporarily change the nature of the storm, he cannot change its essence.

Its swift, domineering, and devastating power still lurks beneath the gentle and obedient appearance of the wind spirit.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

When the thousands of storms completely merge into one, their terrifying power erupts.

The originally formless and intangible dark gray wind gradually solidified and took shape under the blessing of divine power.

A hazy column of wind swirled and rose, tearing through the ocean and piercing the sky, as a terrifying, immense force suddenly appeared.

The hurricane swirls, and the sky and earth shrink.

"This is... a hurricane!"

Hurricanes, also known as storms or cyclones, are natural phenomena with powerful destructive capabilities.

Its pattern is a typical eyewall structure, with a violent cyclone as the wind wall and a calm eye as the center.

In Kanas's previous life, hurricanes were terrifying entities that brought immense disasters to the world.

After seeing his plan succeed, Kanas's previously calm face broke into a look of joy.

Although He knew that the probability of failure was very low, He couldn't suppress the smile on His face when He saw the plan succeed.

【Hurricane】is His first target. This is a deity on par with 【Storm】 and 【Gentle Breeze】, and also belongs to a category under the 【Wind】.

The word "hurricane" is different from "storm." A storm refers to a violent wind current, while a hurricane refers to a natural phenomenon.

There is a certain conflict between the divine powers of these two, and the later-appearing [Hurricane] seized some of the authority of [Storm] in terms of power and destructive force, and made it its own.

At the same time, the hurricane also encroached on some of the power of the wind direction, creating a new wind direction.

This is quite common in the world of Chaos, just like the star god Astraeus, whose divine composition is very complex.

First, He violated a portion of the authority of the Sky and a portion of the authority of the Night.

But it is precisely because of this that the starry sky, which fills the sky and only appears at night, was born.

It was precisely the birth of this complex divine nature that made the world of Chaos increasingly prosperous.

Existence is reasonable.

Now that the Chaos world has recognized it, even if the god whose authority has been violated is unwilling, he can only endure it.

Kanas strongly suspects that this is the reason why the Chaos world has the rule that the primordial god cannot be killed.

The moment Kanas finished speaking, the once silent world of Chaos suddenly trembled.

This feeling is similar to what happened when Kanas created the breeze.

Chaos's awakening went unnoticed; He simply gazed at Kanas with delight, and after giving Him His approval, He quietly departed.

Kanas did not know, nor did the god-king Cronus.

Only Gaia, standing behind Kanas, could discern the signs of Chaos's arrival, relying on her status as a primordial god.