Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

"It's alright, my proudest child, my supreme god Kanas. Witnessing you ascend to a higher realm step by step, my long-dormant origin is also constantly growing stronger and filled with power."

"It's only been a thousand years. Even if it were ten thousand or a hundred thousand years, I wouldn't feel tired!"

He stepped forward and gently embraced Kanas, who had just emerged from the pass.

The movements were gentle, devoid of the hierarchical etiquette between the chief and subordinate gods, leaving only the deep-seated bond and warmth of blood ties.

Thousands of years ago, He was the father god who conceived and guided Kanas, and the protector of the other.

But as time passed and fate turned, the once immature offspring had grown up, their strength and status both increasing, and they had become His main gods.

He readily accepted this change of status, willingly bowing down and becoming the most loyal follower under Kanas.

The reversal of identity from Father God to Goddess, even though not rejecting it in his heart, still made Him feel somewhat disoriented and uneasy.

"That's good, Father God."

A hint of warmth flashed in Kanas's eyes, and his tone was calm and gentle.

He was always sentimental, and the opportunity to become a god came from Euros.

Therefore, the other party held a unique place in His heart. Even though there was a nominal distinction between master and servant, He never regarded this former Father God as a subordinate deity.

"During the thousand years I was in seclusion, Mother Earth Gaia sent an incarnation to deliver a message."

Kanas raised his eyes, gazing at the vast land in the distance, and calmly recounted the recent core changes in the divine realm.

"He invited me to participate in the selection of the third generation of God-King."

Canas had no attachment to this whatsoever.

He has extremely high potential, and even without the position of God-King, He can reach the highest position in the future. Therefore, He is unwilling to be bound by complicated political affairs and trivial matters.

Moreover, power often brings not only benefits, but also corruption.

Cronus is the best example.

"I have no intention of vying for the throne of God King, but in my heart, there happens to be the most suitable successor."

As soon as he finished speaking, a name that resonated throughout Greek mythology from his previous life slowly appeared in Kanas's mind.

Zeus!

Zeus, who will one day wield thunder, overthrow the second-generation god-king, and ascend to the throne of the third-generation god-king!

Following the threads of his past life's memories, Kanas knew perfectly well that Zeus's rise was the predetermined destiny of this world.

The authority of the third-generation God-King should, and is destined, belong to Him.

Only by allowing Zeus to successfully become the king of the gods can the predetermined line of fate be steadily continued, and the succession of gods, the rotation of power, and the birth and fall of gods will proceed steadily according to the trajectory of the previous life.

This is the safest and most in line with Canas's own interests.

His greatest trump card and reliance has never been these divine attributes, but rather the complete memories left over from his previous life, and his future vision of foreseeing the rise and fall of the gods and the changes in the world.

This unique prophetic ability allows Him to plan ahead, seize opportunities, accurately harvest every divine essence, and control the lifeline of every era's change.

However, once the fate line deviates and the historical trajectory becomes disordered, this greatest advantage will instantly become useless, and all the established plans will vanish into thin air.

Therefore, solidifying destiny and anchoring trajectory are the most important things for Kanas at this stage.

He had to use all his connections and resources to support Zeus in ascending to the throne of the gods, forcibly locking in the course of history and preventing any variables from arising.

The only concern was that the complicated and trivial matters of the pantheon would eventually have to be handled by Oros again.

With this in mind, Kanas quietly conceived the idea of ​​cultivating subordinate gods and building a pantheon.

As the major primordial divine attributes within His body continue to develop, some subordinate divine attributes have also begun to emerge from His body, and they are already ready to be bestowed upon others.

He can personally promote a group of gods to share the miscellaneous tasks of managing the pantheon, guarding territories, and coordinating affairs, thus completely freeing up his own energy to focus on planning and cultivating himself.

However, the demigods, Titans, and golden humans who inhabited Karst Island were ultimately not of great use.

These creatures have all come here over the past thousand years, drawn by its reputation.

Many are driven by self-interest, few by sincerity.

Not only are their talents mediocre, but their loyalty is also impossible to guarantee.

Karnas did not demand absolute loyalty from God, but after a thousand years of war and affairs, He had long since seen through the pros and cons.

Those with low loyalty to God are driven by self-interest, become complacent, and will only shirk and avoid dangerous tasks.

Even when forced to comply, the execution efficiency is extremely low, and some even back down at the last minute, becoming the ones who drag the team down.

A loyal servant of God is one who can absolutely carry out the will of the Lord God, fearless of sacrifice and danger, and complete every instruction with utmost efficiency.

Therefore, what He needs is a group of relatively loyal, pure-hearted, and exceptionally talented direct subordinates, rather than the opportunistic followers on the island.

These speculators can be used as cannon fodder.

Putting aside the idea of ​​cultivating his own team for the time being, Kanas looked at Oros beside him, his tone gentle and firm:

"Father God, in the days to come, I will continue to entrust you with the full management of the affairs of Karst Island."

"I will obey the command of the Lord God."

Without hesitation, Euros bowed and accepted the order.

Kanas didn't care about the distinction between superiors and subordinates, but Euros, in order to maintain his son's authority, had to set an example and demonstrate the difference between them.

Otherwise, His three brothers would gradually become complacent and might even disrespect Kanas because of their own status.

This is something He absolutely will not allow!

After arranging everything, Kanas did not linger.

With a swift movement, He transformed into a gentle breeze, carrying fine, warm golden sand, and silently soared into the sky, hurtling towards the vast depths of the earth.

The wind is His eyes and ears.

And now, His eyes and ears tell Him that Zeus is walking on the earth at this moment.

The future third-generation god-king has already demonstrated his power.

Even though Kanas's strength had improved significantly among intermediate-level gods, he still couldn't truly see Zeus's true form through his eyes and ears, and even his avatars were only vaguely visible.

Canas was actually quite happy about this.

This indicates that Zeus was not weak, and may even have been more powerful than he was at that time.

"As expected of the future third-generation God King, even without mastering thunder, his strength has already surpassed the level of intermediate divine power."

"Could it be that the changes in this world have caused Zeus to also undergo some changes?"

A esoteric Zeus? A theocratic Zeus? Or just the ordinary Olympian Zeus?

Kanas thought to himself.

He preferred the esoteric Zeus to the latter two.

This version of Zeus has a more complete system of authority, a higher level of origin, and potential and combat power far exceeding the orthodox records, which is the result He most hoped to see.

but.

Even though Kanas had already made countless preparations and predictions in his mind, the moment he arrived at his destination and saw the figure on the open ground, his usually calm and composed mind was suddenly stirred up by a raging storm.

"No way... I'm so powerful, Rhea, you might as well just give birth to Zeus for me!"