Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

"...Alright, I also need to investigate the cause and effect of this matter thoroughly, otherwise if something like this happens again, the stability of you and me, and even the entire Chaos world, will be shattered."

"Of course, for my own safety, I plan to advance to intermediate divine power within the next hundred years and forge my divine weapon before setting off."

Although Carnas was very dissatisfied with the performance of Phorcus and Ceto, he could understand their concerns.

After all, he has so many enemies; who knows who he might die at the hands of after going to Tartarus.

Perhaps in their eyes, the probability of dying at the hands of their own people was higher than dying at the hands of some unknown otherworldly god.

After all, the hatred between them was very real.

Therefore, for the sake of the bigger picture, Kanas had no choice but to go to Tartarus in person.

Compared to Phorcus and Ceto, who were not well-liked, Canas had absolute confidence in his network and personal charm.

However, although the plan has been finalized, Kanas does not intend to go there immediately.

With His current strength as a weak god, the danger of going to Tartarus is far too high. The strength of a weak god is only one level higher than the weakest of the weakest gods. Although He has gotten rid of the title of "weakest", He is still weak in the end.

Only after reaching the level of intermediate divine power did Kanas have the confidence to protect himself.

When that time comes, even if He encounters a being of high divine power, as long as the other party is not the type that excels in speed, He is confident that He can escape from there.

With the added advantage of playing at Tartaros' home ground, Canas is confident in his own abilities.

"Of course, no problem. Consider this a favor we owe you, and I'll repay it."

Upon hearing this, Phorcus nodded and said firmly.

At first, He and Ceto did indeed come with the intention of getting an explanation from Kanas.

But after listening to Kanas's reasoning about the cause and effect of the matter, they also keenly discovered the danger hidden behind it.

The three young and vulnerable Glaie sisters are missing now, but what about the future?

If the faint divine power has disappeared, will the weak divine power, the medium divine power, or even the high divine power be next?

It should be noted that once one reaches the level of advanced divine power, even within a pantheon comprised of primordial god-level components, one is already considered a powerful being.

There are only a dozen or so beings of this level of divine power in the entire Chaos world.

Apart from those few gods standing at the top of the pyramid, it was the gods with higher divine power who shouldered the main responsibility.

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After sending Phorcus and Ceto away, Kanas flew south towards the Karst island.

There, the reinforcements He had summoned were waiting.

"Father God, grandfather."

Kanas separated a portion of his own gentle breeze form into the shape of a Titan and greeted the two people who had been waiting for him.

"Okay! Okay! Okay!"

Before Astraeus could speak, Euros interrupted him.

The god of the east wind approached Kanas and, after patting him on the shoulder, burst into laughter.

But as he smiled, his eyes began to redden slightly.

He was very happy about his son's growth.

In a short period of time, his son had grown from a mere demigod to his current level, and in terms of strength, he would soon be on par with him. Moreover, in terms of divine status and divine office, he would become his son's subordinate.

Although this sudden change in identity made Eurus somewhat unaccustomed, He was genuinely happy and proud of His son.

However, his son grew up too fast, and the dangers and enemies he encountered also became stronger, so strong that even he, as the father, could not resist them. This made him feel a sense of loss and melancholy.

"Alright, alright, let's get down to business."

Seeing this, Astraeus spoke up, interrupting the somewhat sentimental scene before him.

"If this incident is as Kanas said, then its implications are self-evident. Therefore, I need to report this matter to the God-King and request that He mobilize His authority to search for the three Glaie sisters throughout the world of Chaos."

"Also, Kanas, you must hurry up and raise your power to intermediate level so that you can better protect yourself."

"As for Tartarus, you don't need to go. All twelve Titans are still alive. Your father and I, the two generations of Titans, have enough numbers. It's not your turn, a fourth-generation Titan who has just become a god, to be at the forefront."

"Your only task right now is to turn your potential into strength as much as possible. Don't worry about attracting attention or the burden that too many divine titles will bring you. Just do it. We'll take care of all your worries."

When the conversation turned to serious matters, Astraeus's expression became noticeably serious.

If Kanas's deduction is correct, then this means that the world on the other side of the spacetime rift has begun to infiltrate the Chaos world, which can actually be considered a declaration of war.

Although they were reluctant to go to war, the noble Titans would never fear war.

However, Kanas could not participate in this war.

His potential is enormous, but his current strength is too weak. Even if he becomes a mid-level god, he won't be able to cause much of a stir in a war on a global scale.

But given enough time, Astraeus believed that Kanas could definitely become the next leader of the Chaos world.

At the very least, it's a powerful divine force, probably around the level of a god-king.

If you're lucky enough, it's not impossible to become a primordial god!

Trading a god with negligible, mediocre divine power for a guaranteed, powerful one is a deal any normal person would make.

"Yes, you just need to focus on improving your own strength. We'll take care of things on the front lines."

Having recovered from his emotions, Oros quickly picked up the conversation, nodding as he spoke.

"Understood. I will prepare to go into slumber after I return, and strive to advance to intermediate divine power within a hundred years."

Kanas nodded upon hearing this. Advancing to intermediate divine power was not difficult for Him; it could almost be described as "a natural progression."

Five hundred years of slumber not only allowed Him to solidify His newly acquired divine status and surging divine power, but also, through the accumulation of those five hundred years, raised His strength level to the upper limit beyond that of a weak divine power.

In other words, His current strength has surpassed the limitations of weak divine power and is now somewhere between weak and medium divine power.

(Don't call it "half-step intermediate divine power"!)