Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

When it comes to his prey, Kanas never wastes a word.

It enjoys the process of hunting, the anticipation of pursuing prey, the sense of killing, and the satisfaction of reaping the harvest. Kanas considers this the most enjoyable part of the hunting process.

At this moment, the long chase and battle have come to an end.

Seth, this "head" from another world, an arrogant and unruly god, has completely fallen into His control.

So next, it's time to harvest the most valuable parts of the prey.

In the air, Seth was covered in blood, and beads of sweat were clearly visible on his beast head, his thick nose trembling violently.

At this moment, Seth's broken body could no longer support his former arrogance and domineering nature.

The weakened soul began to stir, and through Kanas's cold and indifferent eyes, He glimpsed the undisguised intent to plunder and cruelty.

As a god who has lived for thousands of years, Set was by no means a fool.

Moreover, before the battle, He harbored the same thoughts as Kanas does now.

"No... that's my divine essence!!"

A piercing, shrill scream ripped through his throat, carrying extreme fear and despair, and thunderously echoed across the entire sky.

He is not afraid of death, because death is never the end for a god.

But the divine is different.

Divinity is the origin and core of a deity, the foundation of everything.

Death can lead to resurrection, and a destroyed body can be rebuilt.

But once a godhood is taken away, one becomes a flawed god, not only with reduced strength, but also, if one is unlucky, may fall from grace and never rise again.

For Seth, who was proud all his life and regarded power as everything, this was more cruel than death.

Extreme panic completely overwhelmed Seth's last shred of reason. Ignoring his injuries, his broken body struggled wildly, his limbs flailing in vain, trying to break free from the restraints of the surrounding hustle and bustle and escape this inevitable end.

But how could He, a loser, possibly escape the schemes laid out by Kekanas?

"Heh, losers don't deserve to keep their spoils."

"Now, everything you have is mine!"

"No—! Stop!!"

Seth's soul, body, and everything else began to stir violently; this was a biological instinct.

Sensing the imminent and fatal crisis of his divine status being stripped away, and knowing he was powerless to resist, Seth let out the most desperate wail of his life.

"Go ahead and scream, the more you scream, the more excited I get!"

Kanas subconsciously licked his lips. He swore he wasn't a pervert, but Seth's powerless struggle and humble wailing had indeed touched the G-spot of the unknown dark side of his heart.

Stimulated by this, Kanas abandoned the idea of ​​using wind blades to cut open Set's body and came up with a more direct method.

Then, His five fingers formed a claw, and with the gods as witnesses, He pierced through Set's broken body, probing deep into its core!

"hiss!"

Both the gods of ancient Egypt and the gods of Chaos couldn't help but gasp upon witnessing this scene.

Who says gods lack empathy?!

If any deity witnessed this scene, they would instinctively cover their most vulnerable spot.

Feeling the sensation from his right hand, Kanas couldn't help but smile.

He finally understood why both gods and humans loved hunting so much.

This feeling of being in control, of reaping the rewards, is just so exhilarating!!

In the eyes of the watching gods, the smile on Kanas's face and the fear and despair on Set's face formed a stark contrast.

"ah----!!"

Seth let out a heart-wrenching scream, his body began to convulse and curl up involuntarily, and his golden divine blood gushed out like a spring.

He could clearly sense that the divine essence that had been integrated with him since birth, deep within his body, was being forcibly removed by an external force. Every bit of divine essence being stripped away was a cruel torture that crushed his soul!

The excruciating pain of having one's divine essence stripped away far surpasses the agony of any physical injury.

This is a deprivation of the essence of life. If I had to describe it, it would be like someone cleaving you in two and taking away half of your body.

You can only live on painfully, relying on one half of your body.

Ignoring the strange and horrified gazes of the gods, and Seth's pig-like screams, Kanas focused all his energy on stripping him of his divinity.

This was the first time He had stripped Seth of his divine status, and He was not yet very skilled at the process. It would take Him a considerable amount of time to sever the connection between Seth and his divine status.

Godhood is Seth's true form!

To sever the connection between the original bodies, Kanas would need to use his divine power to sever it bit by bit, which would consume a great deal of divine power and energy.

What's strange is that during the time when Kanas stripped Set of his divine status, not a single Egyptian god came to stop him.

After all, this is a delicate task, and if it is interrupted, Kanas may very well lose all his previous efforts.

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And so, with the gods of both sides as witnesses, time slowly passed.

After a while, Kanas suddenly pulled with his right hand, and a heavy, hexagonal, yellowish-brown crystal core appeared in his palm.

This is Seth's [Desert] Divinity!

However, the light of the [Desert] deity was dim at this time, which greatly damaged its aesthetic appeal.

"It's a desert... I thought it was a storm."

Kanas shrugged upon seeing this. His first target was definitely the [Storm] Godhead, which shared the same origin as himself. However, since it was his first time operating the device, it was normal to make some mistakes.

He can say with certainty that the divine power expended to strip Set of his divine status was greater than the divine power expended in the previous battle with Set.

Even with His moderate level of divine power, He needed time to recover His divine power.

"Is this the divine essence of the Earth element? It's certainly different from mine..."

"Is it because the world's rules are different? Or because of different attributes and authority?"

Kanas placed the divine object in front of him and examined it carefully.

The divine essence felt heavy and hard to the touch, covered with layers of intricate patterns, exuding an aura of desolation and savagery.

This [Desert] Godhood is vastly different from Kanas's Godhood in both appearance and rules.

Kanas didn't know whether this was due to the different rules of the world or the different attributes of the gods.

No problem, Kanas already has experience, so it won't take as long to strip [Storm] of his divine status.

At that time, Kanas will be able to determine the reason for the difference in divine status between himself and Seth.

"No...please don't come again, I beg you..."