Men Are All Unreliable 2/3
These words made it clear that this male Titan, exuding a fierce aura, was indeed a formidable being.
Typhon, the Hundred-Headed Dragon, "the last child born at the junction of the earth and the abyss of Tartarus," "the wind that blows away everything," "the progenitor of billions of monsters and demons," "the giant god of terror and calamity"...
This series of domineering titles is a testament to the formidable strength of the dark Titan Gods before us.
He possesses a hundred dragon heads, a jet-black tongue, and fire-breathing eyes. He is a vessel for the creative power of the earth, fused with the deathly power of the abyss, and an extreme spawn of calamity.
Only Athena, possessing the qualities of King of Gods and having fully matured, could contend with Olympus, remain undefeated, and preserve the last shred of dignity for the Olympus.
At this time, unaware that Zeus had transformed into a bull and was still on the Crete Island, entwined with the Phoenicia Princess Europa.
When he received news that the gods had fled in disarray, he rushed back to fight Typhon.
However, without the blessing of the Thunderbolt Scepter and with the integrity of the Twelve Olympians compromised, Zeus was unable to turn the tide.
Later, the Europa brothers Cadmus were searching for their missing sister when they encountered Zeus. The King of Gods suddenly had a flash of inspiration and took the opportunity to order Pan, to summon cattle and sheep. He then built a hut, dressed Cadmus as a shepherd boy, and tricked him into returning the thunderbolt from Typhon. Cadmus also promised the goddess of harmony Harmonia, to him as his wife.
All was in order. Zeus transformed into a bull and mingled with the herd. Cadmus sat under a cypress tree and played his Typhon flute. Typhon, the ruler of Olympus, heard the music and, disdaining to crush this weak human, hid his Thunderbolt Scepter and came to enjoy it.
With the praise and performance, he became increasingly arrogant and believed that he had truly won over the goddess Gaia and blessed the human race with his charm and power.
Typhon was overjoyed at the prospect of replacing Olympus as the New King of human priests and further controlling the complete power over the earth. He promised to occupy Mount Olympus Typhon the future, to have shepherds attend him and play music for him, and to give them all sorts of benefits, demonstrating his magnanimity.
In the end, Cadmus, with his superb harp skills and the secret assistance of the gods, deceived Typhon, and Zeus seized the opportunity to take the Thunderbolt Scepter.
When the god of calamity regained his senses, he realized something was wrong and immediately led his monsters to chase after Zeus.
However, at this time, through the contact of Athena, the Twelve Olympians had returned and reunited with their God -King of Gods.
The two sides engaged in a decisive battle. Zeus, with clouds as armor, thunder as shield, lightning as spear, and thunderbolts as arrows, rode his Golden Chariot straight down from the heavens.
The gods of turmoil, Phobos and Deimos, were on the left and right, respectively, while the goddess of victory Nike, held up her shield to protect them in front.
With many blessings, Zeus finally overcame Typhon -on, and with the assistance of Athena, the War Goddess, Olympus achieved a complete victory in the war.
Since Typhon was a monster from the abyss, Zeus worried that locking this scourge god in the abyss of Tartarus would cause it to gradually recover and return.
Therefore, the gods decided to seal the monster under Mount Etna, where it was guarded by Cyclops and Hecatoncheires.
Besides all these experiences, his most important identity is that of a relative of gods and monsters such as Medusa.
But as the fourth-generation Earth Goddess hidden in the shadows, Medusa was very clear about what she was facing.
This is a monster, a cunning and cruel monster, filled with malice towards the world; in his eyes, there is no warmth whatsoever.
If forced to choose, he would prefer the Olympian Gods to be in power, at least they would consider Greece their private property, and the situation wouldn't get any worse.
However, Typhon came with overwhelming power and boasted that after completely controlling Olympus, he would marry Hera, enslave the gods, liberate the Tartarus rebels, let them wreak havoc, merge the heavens and the seas, and plunge everything into the abyss!
In a sense, Typhon is the embodiment of death and calamity under the power of the abyss; he can be seen as the materialization of the abyss god Tartarus's creativity through the earth Gaia.
As the world took shape, the sky, earth, ocean, and abyss gradually solidified and separated. The abyss was a void, lacking the ability to create space or ascend to the surface.
In theory, as the mystery fades further, these ancient deities will return to their primordial slumber and ascend to become the guardians of the Rules of the Greek World.
However, none of the four Origin God so easily succumbed to the arrangements of fate.
First came Sky Father, the Uranus heavens, who, through his male reproductive power, activated Gaia's reproductive power, spreading offspring and dominating the earth.
With the help of her son, Gaia castrated her abusive husband who had been tormenting her.
As a result, before the peace had even lasted a few days, Pontus, the old sea god who wielded the power of the ocean around the earth, seeing that Uranus was no longer oppressive, simply turned the darkness into light and tried every means to erode the Divine Authority of Earth, breaking the Greek landmass into pieces.
When the old sea god so blatantly stole the fruit, it immediately ignited the wrath of the Twelve Titans.
Under the siege of the forces of Mount Othrys, the old sea god Pontus had his divine status shattered and became the raw material for Oceanus, who contributed the most, to create 6,000 river offspring.
After dismembering the powers of the two Origin God, the sky and the sea, the Titan King of Mount Othrys once again devoured his children and mistreated his wife, the same old mess.
Rhea, the second-generation earth goddess blessed by the earth, came to her crying and complaining.
At that time, Gaia, already weary of the conflicts among the gods, gradually began to feel a sense of crisis.
Therefore, in order to balance the ambitions of her offspring, and because she herself was not good at fighting, she chose to approach the depths of the abyss and create the third-generation earth god Echidna, who possessed some of the Death Authority.
However, the abyss was twisted and beyond her control; to rational creations, it was more like a mixture of chaos and blasphemy.
Therefore, it is only natural that Echidna is not perfect, and Gaia does not give up on this terrible creation.
Just then, Tartarus, the god of the abyss, extended Olive Branch, wanting to help his sister create offspring capable of instructing the gods.
In the end, it was born in the hands of Typhon and his group.
But as soon as the monster appeared, Gaia sensed the intense twisting and destructive power within the Hundred-Headed Dragon, as well as its powerful ability to escape the abyss and tear apart the earth, and she began to regret her actions.
Typhon was created not to instruct the gods, but to destroy them and then dominate the world.
Tartarus didn't have good intentions either. This Origin God, who hid in the void and hated physical entities, didn't want to simply fall into slumber and hand over the reins to the next generation.
As a result, it was discovered by the earth, which was sandwiched between the sky, the ocean, and the abyss.
Uranus, the god of the sky; Pontus, the god of the sea; Tartarus, the god of the abyss—these three Origin God —were all bad.
Men, not a single one can be trusted.