Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

The vessel that Kanas chose for "Redemption" was his own "Gentle Breeze" divine essence.

During this period, Kanas devoted all his energy to developing his divine nature.

[Hurricane] is domineering and fierce; [Tornado] focuses on killing and fighting.

Both divine attributes are inclined towards attack and destruction, representing a combat-type natural authority that conquers and overthrows all things, making them extremely aggressive.

However, their drawback is that they are too one-dimensional, focusing only on destruction.

This is very bad news for a god.

Humans have two sides, and so do gods.

The hurricane and tornado symbolize the evil side of Kanas.

The Breeze, on the other hand, is entirely different. It was created by Kanas’s good intentions and embodies all of his gentleness.

Similarly, He is the original and most fundamental deity of Kanas, and also the only auxiliary deity at present.

The breeze is gentle, all-encompassing, flowing through all things, and comforting all living beings.

Its innate peace makes it perfectly suited to the calming, healing, and transformative nature of all that is redemption.

It is precisely for this reason that Kanas did not hesitate to choose a vessel to carry his nascent, yet undefined, conceptual deity—[Redemption].

This was His final decision after careful consideration.

If we place the concept of "redemption" on a deity of violence like "hurricane" or "tornado," its gentle nature will clash violently with its rage and destructive authority.

When divinity contradicts itself and law and reason clash, it will only result in a flawed and distorted divine personality that cannot be used normally and may even reduce its original power. Worse still, it may even reduce Kanas's potential.

Only a gentle breeze can contain redemption, bear redemption, and elevate redemption.

This divine essence is the most suitable vessel for [redemption].

Thus, after deciding on the carrier, Kanas entered a long period of quiet refinement.

The birth of a god is never that simple.

When creating [Breeze], Kanas almost burned everything he had.

Soul, essence of life, physical body, etc.

Even after becoming a god, when Kanas created the Hurricane and the Tornado, he forcibly seized partial control of the Storm, using its divine status as a foundation to achieve his goal.

As for "wisdom"... it wasn't something Kanas created himself, but rather a reward bestowed upon him by the world of Chaos.

Therefore, strictly speaking, the [Redemption] divine nature currently within Kanas is the first divine nature that He truly created through His own efforts after becoming a god.

Note that this is after becoming a god.

Kanas allowed his divine sense to permeate layer by layer, completely merging the soon-to-be-born [Redemption] divine essence into the [Gentle Breeze].

The nature-based [Gentle Breeze] deity, originally only responsible for blowing across the heavens and earth, soothing all things, and regulating airflow, has now undergone an unprecedented qualitative transformation and sublimation.

The originally pure natural wind began to be tainted by a certain special concept and legal principle.

This effect is directly applied to the wind itself in Kanas.

Within the world of Chaos, strands of clear, gentle, and holy white light appeared on the breeze, spreading across the entire world along with the endless wind.

What was once an ordinary breeze is no longer just a natural phenomenon of the changing seasons.

He can also transform into a redemptive wind that can soothe agitation, calm the mind, liberate from shackles, and transform suffering.

hum-

An invisible tremor resounded throughout the world, penetrating the entire Otrothus Mountains.

The will of the world of Chaos seemed to sense something, and its gaze once again fell upon Kanas.

Unlike the indomitable and resolute nature of the [Rebellion] God, the birth of the [Redemption] God is characterized by gentleness, tranquility, and compassion.

At first glance, one can see its all-encompassing, all-converting compassionate divinity, perfectly matching the requirements of the Chaos world.

With a slight thought, Kanas raised his hand and gently lifted his fingertips, and a wisp of pure white breeze flowed out slowly.

This gentle breeze was clearer and more refreshing than before, and its effects were remarkable wherever it passed.

On the land of Chaos, a holy breeze, now transformed, swept over a host of magical beasts, humans, and sea monsters.

The monsters that were fighting stopped, and a glimmer of clarity flashed in their fierce and violent eyes.

Meanwhile, the strong golden humans began to weep uncontrollably, repeatedly confessing their past mistakes to their relatives and friends.

But the effects of a breeze go far beyond that.

In the world of Chaos, there are many places that the wind cannot reach, also known as the lands without wind.

The most famous place in the Windless Lands is Tartarus, the bottomless abyss.

But after the breeze merged with the God of Redemption, Tartarus actually released his aversion to the wind and began to actively allow the breeze to blow through the bottomless abyss.

From that moment on, the bottomless abyss was filled with wind.

Unexpectedly, under the gentle breeze, the violent turbulence caused by the spacetime rift deep within Tartarus was gradually calmed down, and the restless and disordered rules began to return to stability.

Previously, due to Kronos's personal expedition to another world, the malice and rule-eroding forces that had previously lurked in the shadows were gradually dissolved and completely dissipated under the cleansing winds of redemption.

Even the unease and irritability that permeated the entire Tartarus region instantly became more peaceful and tranquil.

This is the function of the God of Redemption!

Anyone who is even remotely connected to the word "concept" is bound to be capable.

Redeeming lives is only one function; redeeming a region or the entire world also falls under the authority of the God of Redemption.

Moreover, the concept of this authority is quite flexible, and can even be said to have no upper limit.

Question: What are some ways to save the Chaos world today?

It's very simple: eliminate the spacetime rift and completely sever the invading hand of the otherworldly gods reaching into the Chaos world.

Therefore, after the winds of redemption blew toward Tartarus, they used their authority to soothe some of the damage that the spacetime rift had caused him.

The smoothing out of those temporal turbulence and rifts by Kanas was like a godsend for Tartarus.

As long as Kanas's redemptive winds continue, the expansion cycle of that spacetime rift will be suppressed once again.

If previously the expansion was a tiny bit every hundred years, now it's a tiny bit every 110 years.

Although the number was small, for Tartarus and the entire Chaos world, who had been struggling to resist the spacetime rift, Kanas's addition undoubtedly bought them more time and reduced their pressure.

Moreover, as Kanas grows stronger and further develops the [Redemption] divine nature, the ten-year expansion period is just the beginning.

What follows could be 150 years, 200 years, or even 1,000 years.

If Kanas could become a primordial god, then this spacetime rift might not be impossible to stop expanding or even be completely erased.

In other words, as long as the Godhood of Redemption remains and the spacetime rift remains, Kanas's position in the Chaos world will be forever unshakeable.

In terms of resisting invasions from other worlds alone, Kanas is already on par with the world of Chaos itself and the primordial god Tartarus.