Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

"Uh...that's all."

The Titan paused for a moment upon hearing this, thought for a while, and then nodded firmly.

This was all he knew of what had happened.

After witnessing his teammates being killed, he fled the island alone and encountered Phorcus and Ceto on the way.

Then came the account of what happened after she woke up in front of Kanas.

? ?

Kanas was a little confused.

Phorcus and Cetor just made it very clear that their Titans not only slaughtered their followers, but also stole a divine artifact.

The problem is, what his own Titan subordinates said was completely different from what they said!

"What's your name? My follower?"

Only now, after asking around, did Kanas realize that he didn't even know the name of this Titan under his command.

"Your Highness, my name is Dumos, and I am your most loyal follower and supplicant under the symbol of [Gentle Breeze]."

Upon hearing Kanas's voice, Dumos didn't hesitate for a moment and immediately revealed his origins and current identity.

No Titan who can become a demigod is a fool, especially since Dumos's origins are far more noble than those of the ordinary demigod Titans of the Temple of Wind.

In terms of seniority alone, Dumos is actually the same as Kanas, belonging to the fourth generation of Titans.

However, according to the unwritten rules of the Chaos world, Titans who have not become gods are generally not included in the genealogical planning of the Titan pantheon.

Therefore, Dumos cannot claim to be a fourth-generation Titan. The only privilege that his demigod-level strength brings him is the right to retain his own "Titan" race.

The "breeze symbol" he mentioned was actually a faction that the Titans under Kanas's command had divided themselves into.

When there are many people, small groups will form, and the same principle applies to the society of Titans.

Among the many Titans under Kanas's command, each had a different personality and pursuit.

Most of the Titans chose to follow the [Tornado] divinity of Kanas, not only because they desired the tornado's powerful direct combat ability, but also because they valued the three minor divinities subordinate to the [Tornado] divinity.

Some of the more mild-mannered ones joined Kanas's "Breeze" faction.

Their primary goal is to bring comfort and healing to the world, and they are currently the branch whose actions best align with the Kanas personality.

As for [Hurricane], there aren't many Titans joining it yet.

The main difference is that hurricanes and tornadoes are different. Although hurricanes are more powerful than tornadoes, their enormous size and immense power are clearly beyond the reach of those demigod-level Titans.

Therefore, there are not many Titans currently pursuing the path of Kanas [Hurricane], but each one has the best abilities among Titans of the same level, as well as extremely high self-confidence.

After hearing Dumos's firm answer, Kanas decided to believe him.

Given the current world atmosphere in Chaos where strength is paramount, the fact that Dumos actively chose the "Breeze," which has no direct combat ability, as his pursuit and belief is enough to prove that Dumos's heart is absolutely kind.

Therefore, Kanas believed that the other party would never deceive him at this time.

Having confirmed this, Kanas turned his attention to Phorcus and Cetus on the opposite side.

"Phorcys, symbol of the sea's wrath, and Ceto, the unknown danger of the ocean, I believe my followers have not lied."

"In order to find out the truth, I hope to learn the cause and effect of this incident from you two."

After listening to one side, it's natural to also listen to the other side.

It is certainly impossible to conclude the facts so arbitrarily based on one side's statement alone.

"Let me speak."

Upon hearing this, Ke Tuo frowned slightly.

In His view, as a medium-powered deity and the daughter of the primordial sea god Pontus and the earth mother Gaia, it was already quite a show of respect for Karnas that He personally led the thieves who had invaded His territory, killed His people, and stolen His possessions to demand an explanation.

As a result, the other party acted like a "judge," making Him feel as if He had suddenly become inferior to the other party.

But what the other party said seemed to make a lot of sense, and with Keto's brain, he didn't know how to refute them for a moment.

According to His intelligence, this newly ascended wind god seems to be highly valued by the god-king Cronus and the earth mother Gaia.

If I offend the other party because of this, I'm afraid I won't be able to roam freely on the sea as before and cause disasters at will.

Fortunately, her husband, Phorcys, who was standing to the side, spoke up.

"When we arrived at the island inhabited by the daughters, the three gods who, according to the Titans, were fighting for the Eye, all life on the island had vanished."

"Those nymphs, the three Gladiators, and the nine Titan teammates he mentioned have all disappeared."

"Only he lay on a lake island in the middle of the island, his fate unknown."

"Oh right, we also noticed that, apart from traces of the struggle between the Glaias and the others, no other signs of battle were found on the entire island."

Phorcus's voice is much more pleasant than Cetor's; at least it sounds like the voice of a normal living being.

His voice was deep and magnetic, a stark contrast to the sharp, unpleasant voice of the previous Cato, which sounded like heavenly music to Kanas now.

"Therefore, we can only suspect that the disappearance of my daughters and their families is related to him."

"Even though we know in our hearts that a demigod-level Titan can't pose much of a threat to my daughters."

From Phorcus, Kanas heard another version of the answer.

The first is time.

When Phorcus and Ceto sensed their daughters' presence disappearing from the world of Chaos, they rushed to the island immediately.

But all the living creatures on that island vanished, leaving only Dumos, a Titan, unconscious.

Therefore, clinging to this last straw, Phorcus and Ceto had no choice but to travel to Karst Island to find Canas and get some answers.

What if this was the other side's doing, or what if Kanas knew some information?

However, it is clear that their plan has failed.

"They've all vanished? The three primordial deities?"

After hearing Phorcus's explanation, Kanas showed obvious surprise.

The gods have disappeared!

This is probably the first time something like this has ever happened in the Chaos world!

The three gods, despite their weak strength, mysteriously disappeared from their own territory, and there were no signs of battle on the island.

Quite bizarre!

Kanas thought to himself.