Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

Kanas's heart stirred slightly, and he subconsciously took a half step to the side, leaning against Oros beside him.

Even though he is now a god, in terms of foundation, divine accumulation, and combat power, he is still far inferior to those powerful Titan gods.

When it comes to matters concerning this deity, leaving it to the Father God is the safest and most natural choice.

Euros had long been accustomed to this, and protecting Kanas had almost become an instinct for Him.

Upon hearing the sound, he naturally stood up, his posture gentle and upright. He raised his hand to gently protect Kanas, and together they stood at the highest point of the cliff, facing the visitors outside.

At the edge of the sky, starlight flows across the vast ocean.

A towering figure descended from the sky, hovering in the airspace outside the karst island, without rashly setting foot on the island.

This indicates that the other party did not have malicious intent during their trip.

With his divine perception, Oros immediately recognized the newcomer's identity. A hint of surprise flashed in his eyes, but he quickly regained his composure.

"Father God? Why have you come in person?"

Before the god could respond, Euros turned his head and looked gently at Kanas beside him, introducing him softly.

"Kanas, this is your grandfather, Astraeus, the god of the stars."

"He rules the stars and controls the winds; he is a powerful Titan god."

"Even within the current Titan pantheon, He is one of the most powerful beings."

Euros's introduction was unhurried, and he also clarified the background of Kanas.

Astraeus's original divine nature was related to the starry sky, and so were his divine duties.

The starry sky, located in the sky, is part of Uranus, the god of the sky.

But after this first god-king fell into slumber, the authority over the sky settled, and the starry sky gradually grew stronger and became more independent.

However, this god who controls the starry sky does not directly control the "wind".

The reason He was given the title of "Wind Master" is mainly because all of His offspring controlled the winds in the four directions.

This has always been the case in the realm of Chaos.

The authority, titles, and power of gods never originate solely from themselves; the numerous divine offspring and the continuous branches of their bloodlines are also excellent evidence of a god's strength.

The more offspring a deity has and the wider its bloodline, the more profound its authority and influence become.

If Astraeus were to have more children in the future, his title would also be extended and become more venerable.

Upon hearing the introduction from the Father God, Kanas nodded slightly, stepped half a step out from behind Euros, and looked up at the Titan god in the distance with serious eyes.

"Kanas greets his grandfather."

The boy's voice was warm and gentle, carrying the unique warmth of a breeze; he was polite, clean, and pure.

The first thing you see is an ancient Titan that exudes an overwhelming sense of oppression.

Astraeus was tall and robust, with a strong and powerful physique, and his muscles were well-defined and full, exuding a sense of power accumulated over the years.

His thick, brown beard hung down to his chest, and his eyes and brows were deep and weathered.

He was draped in a blue divine brocade robe, with countless tiny, dazzling points of light scattered across the hem, flickering and shifting endlessly, looking like a miniature of the entire starry sky.

Astraeus looked down at the boy on the cliff top, a deep sense of surprise flashing in his profound eyes.

As a "veteran" Titan god, He was quite knowledgeable about some secrets.

For example, the "storm" of today is in the hands of Gaia, the Earth Mother.

Originally, Astraeus believed that Gaia's "storm" was the origin of wind.

However, judging from the current situation, both "storm" and "breeze" seem to be just one type of "wind".

However, the storm is stronger, while the breeze...

It seems they don't have much fighting power.

With a thought rising and falling, Astraeus stepped into the air and slowly ascended to the karst island, landing on the cliff top to face the father and son.

In stark contrast to his majestic and imposing Titan appearance, Astraeus's demeanor was exceptionally amiable and friendly, shedding the coldness and aloofness of a high-ranking deity.

The atmosphere in the divine court under Cronus's rule is becoming increasingly oppressive and cruel. All the gods live in fear and are often subjected to harsh reprimands and punishments by the god-king. Even Astraeus, who is a high-ranking member of the pantheon, has not been spared and lives under constant pressure.

In this situation, His ability to remain gentle was truly beyond Karnas's expectations.

"Good, seeing that you have successfully become a god, I can finally rest assured."

Astraeus looked at the gentle and pure-hearted young man before him, his tone filled with genuine relief and understanding. He then turned to Euros beside him and teased him lightly:

"You have no idea how many times Oros has come to find me over the past few decades, almost as many times as over the past thousand years combined."

Upon hearing this, Euros shook his head helplessly, but his eyes were full of gentle smiles, and he did not argue.

For decades, he worried about the fate of having offspring and devoted himself to seeking answers. Only he himself knew the anxiety and trepidation he felt.

After the joke, Astraeus's expression gradually became serious, replaced by the solemnity and reverence befitting a high-ranking deity.

He looked directly at Kanas, and spoke in a deep voice, revealing the true reason for his long journey:

"I have come here not entirely to offer my congratulations, but mainly to obey the command of the God-King."

"By order of the great king of the gods, Cronus, the god of time, I have come here to guide the newly born god of the wind, Kanas, to ascend to the divine court with me, to formally join the Titan pantheon, and to be ranked among the gods."

Upon hearing this, Kanas and Euros exchanged a glance.

Neither of them was surprised.

After all, the birth of a primordial god is no small matter. As the ruler of this world of Chaos, the god-king Cronus indeed has the obligation and the right to meet Kanas.

Furthermore, in order to better promote the development of the Chaos world, the God-King also has the obligation to help the newly born gods grow stronger more quickly, so that they can better fulfill their divine duties.

"Don't worry, Kanas won't be in any danger this time. On the contrary, he might even be able to get something from that god-king."

Seeing this, Astraeus spoke up to explain:

"Because of the previous curse, the God-King has always been worried that his own offspring will overthrow his rule, and as a result, we gods who can threaten his position have also been marginalized and suppressed."

"However, the source that Kanas wields is not very powerful and cannot threaten the rule of the God-King."

"For a weak primordial god like Kanas, as long as He behaves a little more obediently, He can probably get a lot of good things from that god-king."

"After all, that god-king still has a wise and powerful side, and for the sake of the Chaos world, He will definitely fulfill His duty."