Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

The scattered yellow sand was swallowed by the wind. The desert authority that once crushed the gods was shattered into the finest dust under the strangulation of the dark tornado, leaving not even a trace of its aftershock.

Witnessing this scene, Seth was struck dumb, his body trembling violently, and his originally red and furious eyes were instantly filled with disbelief and horror.

"Impossible! This is absolutely impossible!!"

An out-of-control roar pierced through his teeth, echoing through the reverberating space.

He has always been extremely arrogant and absolutely confident in his own strength, talent, and authority.

But today, His proud authority over the desert has been so easily crushed, dissolved, and annihilated.

And... she's a god who looks so weak!

The layman looks at the excitement and the insider looks at the doorway.

Seth, who also possessed the divine power of wind, was naturally able to see the essence of Kanas's black tornado and how astonishing its destructive power was.

That black tornado was actually created through a complex application of divine power!

The application of the divine essence composite type simply means activating and using two divine essences with complementary properties together to form an attack.

Moreover, this method of application is commonly seen between the main deity and the subordinate deities.

Compared to using them individually, combined attacks are often more powerful and also have some special effects.

For example, water flow combined with low temperature will cause freezing, and the sun combined with scorching heat will increase the sun's own burning damage.

Seth himself was also an expert in this field.

His two divine attributes, [Desert] and [Storm], are of the same origin and coexist perfectly. After merging, they can greatly amplify his power, making them his strongest killing move to date.

Just now, He unleashed the full power of the [Desert] Godhood in a single strike, but He was utterly defeated by the opponent with almost no power to resist.

Even without careful deduction, Seth, with his divine insight and intuition, knew perfectly well.

Even if I give it my all, I probably won't be able to break through that dark tornado head-on.

That tornado... was too pure, so pure that it only possessed extreme destructive power, nothing else.

He never expected that a seemingly gentle and weak god would be even more ruthless than himself when he took action!

The thought of how He had previously regarded Kanas as prey and acted arrogantly made Him feel uncomfortable.

He! The god of deserts and storms—Set—has become a clown!

This idea shattered His pride completely.

"The application of composite deities... You can do it, and so can I!"

He simply couldn't believe that the gap between himself and Kanas could be so vast!

They were both of medium-level divine power and possessed the same composite divine nature, so why did Heset lose?

At this time, Set had not yet become the Ennead of the later ancient Egyptian mythology, and his power was far from complete.

Even so, as the son of Nut, the sky god, and Geb, the earth god, He was the most talented of the new generation of Egyptian gods. His divine life was smooth sailing, and he never lost a battle with gods of the same rank. He had never encountered such an overwhelming setback and humiliation.

This was His first expedition abroad in His divine life, and the best opportunity for Him to make a name for Him and establish His divine power.

He absolutely could not allow himself to suffer a crushing defeat in his first battle and become a laughingstock of the ancient Egyptian pantheon!

At this thought, Seth completely lost his mind. All reason crumbled, leaving only a berserk fighting spirit.

As a result, the two divine aspects within Him completely went out of control and became restless.

The dual divine powers of [Desert] and [Storm] simultaneously shone with blinding brilliance, ancient dark divine runes crawling all over His divine body, veins rumbling, and authority trembling.

Vast and boundless divine power, like a burst dam, surged forth from the depths of his body, violently washing over the entire battlefield of confrontation.

The heavy, rugged power of the yellow sand, bearing desolation and death, and the fierce, swift power of the storm, which controls the overturning of all things, began to merge to the extreme, amplify each other, and perfectly match.

The sand, aided by the wind, swept across thousands of miles, annihilating all life.

The wind, fueled by the sandstorm, transforms into countless sharp blades, obliterating all rules!

This is how the composite deity is applied, where 1+1 is greater than 2.

Yellow sand surged and rose, carrying with it a violent, tearing wind, coalescing into a gigantic yellow storm that spanned the heavens and the earth.

The internal sand and gravel impacted and rubbed at high speed, each grain of sand as sharp as a divine weapon, crushing vegetation and annihilating air currents wherever it passed, and a desolate and lifeless sense of despair oppressed the surrounding area.

At this moment, Kanas realized that Seth's attack looked exactly like a sandstorm, a natural disaster in the desert in his previous life!

Is a sandstorm the phenomenon resulting from the merging of desert and storm elements?

Seeing this, Kanas muttered to himself.

In terms of the development and application of divinity, Kanas is indeed inferior to Set, which is due to the fact that he became a god in a shorter period of time.

If Kanas hadn't accidentally awakened the [Rotation] divine nature when creating Charybdis, He would probably still be primarily using a single divine nature for attack.

That black tornado, created based on the concepts of "tornado" and "spin," is already Kanas's strongest attack method to date.

"I'm going to tear you to pieces!!"

Seth's eyes were bloodshot, and he looked like a madman. His hoarse and frenzied roars resounded through the heavens and earth, and he shoved forward with one hand.

A massive sandstorm, obscuring the sky and the sun, suddenly burst forth, like a yellow sand hell that overturned heaven and earth. With its overwhelming power to destroy everything, it locked onto all directions around Kanas, blocking all escape routes, and ruthlessly suppressed him!

Its scale was so immense that even the gods of the two realms outside the battlefield were momentarily stunned.

Although they had started fighting, both sides were actually quite restrained and did not fight to the point of bloodlust like Kanas and Seth.

It's nothing more than you punching me, me kicking you, or both sides manipulating power to bombard each other.

The ancient Egyptian pantheon was outnumbered and primarily focused on defense.

Chaos, on the other hand, deliberately withdrew his strength.

One reason is to prevent the other side from resorting to desperate measures and causing irreparable damage to the Chaos world.

Secondly, I am also a tiny bit afraid of dying...

After all, it was obvious to anyone with eyes that they had a high chance of winning this war of resistance.

But if they die here, wouldn't they miss out on all the glory and benefits of victory?

Resurrection also takes time.

Once the war is over, who will leave you any benefits?

Therefore, with the support of these major buffs, the relatively weak ancient Egyptian pantheon was able to barely withstand the attack of the gods of the Chaos world.

Of course, the sun god Ra could see through the thoughts of the Chaos gods, and he was happy about it, supporting it with both hands and feet.

His goal has now shifted from invading the world to bringing his troops back intact.