Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

"Primordial Gods? No, no, no, the Graees are not Primordial Gods."

Upon hearing Canas's words, Folkus immediately shook his head.

The three Glaie sisters were born as mortals, not gods, and their organs were not fully developed; they shared only one set of eyes and mouth.

However, it was precisely because of their abstract appearance that they gained the favor of the Sea Dangers, and were granted by the Sea Dangers, each of them a subordinate divine title belonging to the three divine titles of [Ocean Dangers], [Ocean Unknowns], and [Sea Monsters].

[Terror] comes from [Ocean Dangers], [Viciousness] comes from [Ocean Unknowns], and [Violence] is derived from the [Sea Monster] deity.

Of the three divine attributes of the Sea Monster, only the Sea Monster has the most subordinate divine attributes.

[Violence], [Chaos], [Struggle], [Cruelty]

However, the authority and domain of these deities are very narrow, only symbolizing the various emotions of sea monsters, and cannot affect other life forms.

Therefore, strictly speaking, Enyo, which symbolizes "tyranny," should actually be the god of "sea monster tyranny." Its own domain of authority is too narrow, and it can only affect sea monsters.

No wonder it became the weakest of the Chaos world's pantheon.

The potential and strength of the racial gods were already at the bottom among the pantheons, yet Enyo's authority was also the smallest.

Given his extremely weak condition, Ernie might not even be able to defeat a strong demigod-level Titan.

"A subordinate deity? That makes things easier."

"Naketo, do you sense the absence of your subordinate divine status?"

Upon hearing that it wasn't a primordial god, Kanas's initially tense expression eased somewhat.

If the three primordial gods were to go missing, it would likely cause some impact and damage to the Chaos world.

However, if only three ordinary gods died, it would not have any impact on the Chaos world.

This is because the ownership of the divine status of those subordinate deities does not belong to them, but rather to the original god who bestowed their divine status upon them.

Even if their divine status is lost or damaged due to death, as long as the original god itself is not in trouble, those subordinate divine statuses can be reborn in a short time.

"If I had lost it, I wouldn't have come looking for you."

Upon hearing this, Keto snorted coldly. He vaguely sensed that Kanas's attitude towards him seemed to have undergone some subtle changes.

Although He cannot express it, as a symbol of the concept of the "sea monster" itself, Keto's intuition is even stronger than that of a wild beast, so He can naturally sense something.

And He was right.

Previously, Kanas needed to be careful because He was worried that Phorcus and Ceto, those two powder kegs, could ignite at any moment.

But in the exchange and probing just now, He discovered that these two guys were not as unstable, moody, and irritable as the rumors suggested.

At the very least, these two guys are able to communicate with me normally.

"If they weren't lost, that means the three Glaie sisters are still alive, but where could they have gone? As a result, the entire world of Chaos has lost their presence."

As he was thinking, Kanas suddenly remembered something.

He glanced at Dumus beside him, then at Phorcus and Ceto opposite him.

With a slight wave of his right hand, a verdant breeze enveloped Dumos, lifting him up and carrying him towards the distant Temple of the Wind below.

"You should go back to the temple and rest. Do not step out of the room without my permission. I have some things to discuss with Lords of the Wrath of the Sea."

Having dismissed the troublesome Dumus, Kanas flew a few steps forward, meeting the questioning gazes of Phorcys and Ceto. After using his divine power to create a wind field that blocked the sound from escaping, he spoke first:

"Do either of you know anything about that thing deep within Tartarus?"

Before verifying his conjecture, Kanas also kept his vow to ensure that Phorcys and Ceto knew of the existence of the spacetime rift deep within Tartarus.

Although it's unlikely the other party is unaware, what if something goes wrong? Wouldn't He Kanas be breaking his promise?

Then you'll die for nothing and suffer a loss for nothing.

"You mean a spacetime rift? Don't worry, both Keto and I know. Feel free to say whatever you're thinking."

Seeing Kanas's actions, Folkus's expression also became somewhat somber.

The disappearance of the three Glaia sisters was not important to Him. If Cetor hadn't insisted on bringing Him out, He would have preferred to remain in His underwater temple and slumber.

But seeing Kanas's actions, coupled with his initiative to mention the existence of that spacetime rift, gave Folkus an instinctive sense of foreboding.

"I haven't been to the scene, so everything I'm saying is just my speculation."

Only after receiving confirmation from the other party did Kanas feel relieved. He then gathered all the clues he had compiled from the current intelligence and offered his conjecture.

"First of all, are you certain that the three Glaie sisters have indeed disappeared and are no longer in the world of Chaos?"

After saying this, Kanas turned his gaze toward Ceto.

Upon hearing this, Keto didn't say much, but simply nodded firmly.

As the chief god, Cetor has a strong control over the subordinate gods; with just a thought, he can reclaim the divine essence within a subordinate god's body.

At this moment, however, He could not sense any of the subordinate deities that symbolized the three Glaia sisters.

This only represents one result: they have left the Chaos world and are no longer bound by its rules.

"Okay, now that this point has been determined, the next step is to determine the second point."

"With the strength of the three Glaie sisters, those weak demigods and ordinary gods cannot make them disappear silently from the world of Chaos. Do you agree with this?"

The meaning of Kanas is very simple.

The fact that the three Glaie sisters could disappear so quietly suggests either that the other party possessed a divine power related to this, or that their strength had reached a point where they could evade the surveillance of the entire Chaos world.

However, in Kanas's view, He still prefers the former.

After all, the fact that the opponent chose the three Glaie sisters, who are the weakest in the pantheon, is enough to prove that the opponent doesn't have much confidence in their own strength.

This precisely demonstrates that the opponent's strength was not so great as to disregard the gods.

"Based on my arguments above and some intelligence, I have reason to suspect that the three Glaie sisters were abducted by an unknown god, or even a god from another world, and have already traveled to the other world through a spacetime rift."