Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

From Luo Hao, Canas learned the whole story.

Luo Hao is the strongest female expert in this world, and if we're talking about rankings... she's probably number one.

As one of the few female sages in the world, Luo Hao didn't have many friends.

Alice, the Speaker of the Wise Men's Council in the UK, is one of them.

Unfortunately, after joining forces with the Black Prince, the god-killer from England, to seal away the disobedient god King Arthur and defeat Guinevere, Alice's already ailing condition deteriorated rapidly.

Therefore, Luo Hao wanted to summon a god with similar powers of healing to see if he could make a deal with this disobedient god and cure Alice's illness.

As for why a gentler one was chosen, it's mainly because this world's suppression of disobedient gods is too strong. Gods with bad tempers only know how to kill and destroy after they descend, and they are impossible to communicate with normally.

Therefore, after sacrificing most of the resources he had accumulated over hundreds of years, Luo Hao sought the help of Pandora.

Then came the matter of Kanas being summoned.

"Treat the illness? This... I really don't know if it's even possible."

Upon hearing this, Kanas did not give a definite answer.

In the world of Chaos, the Titans did not have the concept of "illness." Their healing authority was only used to treat physical injuries, and they had no idea whether it could be effective against diseases.

"If it's about treating illnesses, you should summon a deity who possesses the divine power of medicine or life. They should be able to do more than I can."

Thanks to his memories of his previous life, Kanas in this life, though possessing some of the arrogance of a god, is mostly easygoing.

At the very least, most gods would feel disrespected, or even insulted, if they heard that they were to heal a lowly mortal.

The gods are high above, regarding mortals as ants and dust, and have always only been worshipped by sentient beings. They would never lower their noble heads for mortals.

But Canas is different.

The memories of his past life as a mortal are deeply imprinted in his soul, smoothing out the arrogance that gods are born with, allowing him to always retain a clear and ordinary mind.

He still possessed the vision and perspective of a god, but he lacked the arrogant and prejudiced air of the gods.

In His view, the nobility of a deity is never about being detached from all living beings or ignoring their suffering.

In this world, humankind creates myths, and gods are born from the desires of all beings.

Where there is hunger, there is a god of agriculture.

Where there are giant waves, there are ocean gods.

Where there is conflict, there is the god of war.

When humans revere and worship deities, what they seek is never empty worship, but rather the protection of the deities in times of danger, the salvation in times of suffering, and the hope for survival in times of despair.

All living beings need gods, which is why gods can be high above.

This viewpoint is actually completely different from the positioning of the gods in the Chaos world where He resides.

However, Kanas arrived at this conclusion based on his memories of being an ordinary human in his previous life, combined with his identity as a god in this life.

Humanity's potential is to surpass that of the Titans they represent.

This point seems to be better proven in the world.

Furthermore, if His memories are accurate, the future of the Chaos world should look to His destruction...

The cause is unknown, but it seems to be related to humans.

Therefore, Canas took this very seriously.

Looking at Kanas, who was speaking to him as an equal and even frankly admitting his shortcomings, a hint of surprise flashed deep in Luo Hao's eyes.

His long lifespan, for a human being, allowed him to encounter many arrogant and disobedient gods.

They are either arrogant and violent, and upon their arrival they begin to follow their instincts to destroy and perish.

They are either arrogant and aloof, regarding all things as straw dogs, and disdainful of talking to ordinary people.

Kanas was the only being she had ever met who, despite being a god, possessed no arrogance or violent aura.

He is approachable, does not put on airs as a deity, and is even willing to frankly admit his own shortcomings, making him a moral exemplar among the gods!

No wonder... when I mentioned this to my mother, she assured me with great confidence that she would give me a big surprise.

"The authority and power of the gods are immense. Even when we, the god-killers, wield them, we are not as powerful as the gods themselves."

"No matter how strong a god-killer is, he is still a mortal. But a god, no matter how many times we defeat him, will always be a god."

Luo Hao's meaning is very simple.

Go ahead and try. Miracles can happen with great effort. The divine status is there for all to see. Even a simple ability to heal minor injuries and pains can have a huge impact in the hands of a deity.

After all, what is a minor injury in the eyes of the gods can be fatal to ordinary people.

Upon hearing this, Kanas remained silent for a moment. A gentle breeze slowly swirled around him, spreading a tender and subtle energy as he carefully sensed the life force and the underlying rules of this world.

He discovered that although the rules of this world were at a lower energy level, they were more comprehensive than those of the Chaos world.

He had already sensed nearly ten different variations of the wind alone.

However, these powers are so well protected by this world that even He cannot understand the rules contained within them.

It's important to understand that even if Kanas has memories of his past life, it's still very difficult for him to create something from nothing that would capture the attention of the Chaos world.

Even before creating the Hurricane, He wanted to obtain the Godhood of the Tsunami, but because He didn't understand the principles, He created the half-finished product, the Waterspout.

However, if he could stay longer, Kanas was confident that he could bypass the world's protection and secretly observe some of the knowledge contained within it.

After a moment, he looked up at Luo Hao and slowly spoke:

"I can give it a try."

"But I can't give you an absolute promise."

"If it ultimately proves ineffective, there's nothing I can do. You can't blame me; I want to stay in this world a little longer."

Upon hearing Canas's agreement, Luo Hao's long-tense shoulders relaxed slightly, and the worry in his eyes dissipated a little.

While a god-killer can seize power by defeating a god, this ability can only be achieved through the Ring of Usurpation, and the power seized is entirely random.

Organizing a summoning ritual would take a long time to prepare, and Luo Hao feared that Alice wouldn't live to see that time.

Therefore, even though Kanas said he could not guarantee the outcome, it was the best answer she could get.

"That's enough."

Luo Hao nodded slightly, his tone sincere and solemn.

"As long as there is a glimmer of hope, I cannot give up."

"Rest assured, I, Luo Hao, am by no means an ungrateful person. Whether or not you can cure Alice, I guarantee I will not send you back to the mythical realm."

"And... if you can cure Alice, I will give you something as a reward that you will definitely need."

As soon as she finished speaking, she raised her hand and waved it lightly.

The surrounding crowd bowed and retreated, orderly disappearing into the depths of the dense forest, completely clearing out the entire woodland.

"Come with me."

After speaking, Luo Hao lightly touched the ground with his toes and took off into the air. His light blue Taoist robe fluttered in the forest breeze, making him appear ethereal and otherworldly.

Kanas quickly followed, his body lifted by a gentle breeze, and he silently took to the air.

The rules of this world are too powerful, suppressing the operation of his divine nature and preventing him from even doing something as simple as transforming into a breeze.

Therefore, He could only somewhat clumsily manipulate His four-meter-tall Titan body, stumbling and staggering behind Luo Hao.