Greek Mythology: Starting with Becoming the God of the Breeze

With the new god taking office, Kanas's own pressure has been significantly reduced.

Especially after Anemi, who held the power of "comfort," began to work, the "gentle breeze" of the entire Chaos world began to undergo a positive transformation.

Anami’s authority is rooted in peace and tranquility.

Even after He became the god of Kanas, He continued to soothe the souls and mediate disputes, just as He had always done.

However, it didn't benefit Canas from doing this before.

And now, Anemi is constantly manipulating her authority, nourishing the [Gentle Breeze] divinity of Kanas's origin.

He could clearly perceive that the soothing authority within his own [Gentle Breeze] divinity was in a state of slow but steady growth.

The growth rate is not particularly rapid, but it is stable and persistent. Over time, it will make His [Gentle Breeze] stronger and His foundation more profound.

As for the [extreme heat]....

Kanas's main focus is not currently on the [Desert] Godhood, so his arrangements for the [Heat] God are rather casual; he simply makes Him Oros's deputy to handle the trivial matters on the Karst Island.

At the same time, having undergone judgment and punishment, the Titan race completely shed its former arrogance and willfulness.

After being reprimanded by Kanas, they became much more obedient and have begun to develop the good habit of unconditionally obeying Kanas's orders.

However, compared to the fervor and trust that the Golden Humans had shown towards Kanas as a faith, the loyalty of these Titans was relatively lacking.

They obey authority, respect power, and follow rules, but this does not equate to "loyalty."

But as a ruler, Kanas also knew the principle of moderation.

True and lasting submission is never achieved through mere coercion or intimidation, but through long-term domestication that combines kindness and severity, reward and punishment.

Strictly punish selfish desires and generously reward meritorious service.

Therefore, after the Titans learned their lesson and nominated two new candidates who met the requirements, Kanas still upheld justice and granted them subordinate divine status, allowing them to successfully cross the shackles of demigods, ascend to the ranks of gods, and obtain divinity and exclusive authority.

Punish bad habits to establish rules, and reward the virtuous to reassure people.

These rules will become the eternal order of the entire pantheon in the future.

With all four subordinate gods in place, their roles clearly defined, and each fulfilling their duties, Euros, who had long borne the heavy burden of governing the pantheon, was finally able to unload his heavy load.

For the past thousand years, all matters, large and small, of the pantheon have rested on His shoulders alone, and His endless work and coordination have filled almost all of His time.

Now that God's team has been formed, with responsibilities divided and implemented at each level, He finally has time to rest and reflect on His own actions.

Even though the heavy burden had been lifted, Euros did not relax in the slightest.

Hard work is ingrained in His instincts, and He is always concerned about the slightest flaws in the operation of the pantheon, so He remains steadfast in His core position and keeps abreast of the overall direction.

Canas could only express his respect for this.

He doesn't need to worry about his own Father God dying from overwork, because the original God is immortal.

Damn, this is starting to sound like a hellish joke.

However, this incident also served as a wake-up call for Canas.

You see, apart from Oterus Mountain, which is the orthodox Titan pantheon and whose troops are mainly Titans, the original ocean pantheon, the night pantheon, and the earth pantheon never use Titans and humans as soldiers in large numbers.

The primordial ocean pantheon has its own retinue of sea monsters. Although they are not very bright and are ugly, they are numerous, fearless, and powerful in battle.

The pantheon of night includes Onirii, who, though not strong in direct combat, is born able to roam the darkness and dreams, and is a direct descendant of the goddess of night, Nyx.

And the Earth pantheon goes without saying.

Mother Earth Gaia is incredibly prolific!

Almost the entire world of Chaos is His offspring, so He naturally has no shortage of followers.

Or, to put it another way, all races are the offspring of Gaia, the Earth Mother, including the Titans.

Therefore, in this respect, the foundation of the Kanas wind god pantheon seems somewhat inadequate.

The Titans under His command were driven by self-interest and had limited loyalty.

The golden humans are indeed pure and devout, but their combat strength is average. Not only are they physically weak, but their naturally good nature also leads to a lack of fighting spirit.

They're okay at odd jobs, but they're not up to the task when it comes to really tough battles.

Therefore, while Kanas's pantheon appears complete, it actually has obvious shortcomings and lacks a solid foundation.

For this reason, Kanas decided to create a clan that belonged exclusively to him.

Not only will they have a group of loyal offspring, but they will also gain the divine status of a race god for no reason.

Kill two birds with one stone!

There are two common methods for creating a Familia in the Chaos world.

The first one, and also the most commonly used one.

—Having a child.

The first sea monsters in the original ocean pantheon were born from Phorcys, the wrath of the sea, and Ceto, the danger of the sea.

Onirii was also a direct descendant of Nyx, the goddess of night, and not the descendant of Hypnos, the god of sleep, in Kanas's memory.

As for Gaia... there's no need to say more.

This method is not entirely suitable for Kanas.

Therefore, only the second method remains.

--create.

So-called procreation and the propagation of offspring are merely superficial; the core essence of creating a clan is ultimately the result of the fusion of power.

The goddess's conception is merely a process completed through a vessel.

Since the male god has no corresponding embodiment, we might as well abandon all external forms, peel away the outer skin of reproduction, and go straight to the root.

They directly extract their own original divinity, mobilize their own divine authority, and use the pure power of rules as a blueprint to create entirely new beings out of thin air.

Kanas slowly raised his hand, his body seated on the throne remaining upright, but the blue aura in the hall instantly surged and boiled.

The pure wind that filled the sky, the divinity and divine power accumulated over thousands of years, and the three divine essences of [Gentle Breeze], [Hurricane], and [Tornado] began to be fully activated, all of which were drawn and gathered by Him, converging in the palm of His hand into a ball of ever-flowing blue-green light.

Thanks to his memories from his previous life, Kanas already has some ideas about the new race he wants to create.

The blue-green aura flowing from His fingertips was constantly compressed and purified, leaving only the purest concept of "wind".

A wisp of primordial divinity, like a gentle stream, flowed into the ball of light in my hand, giving it a fixed soul core and imprint.

Initially, the ball of light did not give birth to life, after all, creation is a very difficult thing.

Those fragmented and disordered rules drifted everywhere, scattered and uncertain.

As Kanas continuously channeled his divine power, divinity, and authority, forcibly regulating the chaotic rules, the disorder began to converge, solidify, and take shape.

Originally a mixture of natural rules and authority devoid of any intelligence, it slowly gave birth to its first self-awareness under the nourishment and imprint of the primordial divinity of Kanas.

They instinctively clung to Kanas, pulsating with the fluctuations of His divine power, using His soul as a blueprint and the wind as a body, gradually solidifying their physical and spiritual outlines.

"It's done! My personal summon—the Wind Spirit!"