Canaan Divine War [First Update]

The divine war between the Canaan Pantheon and Yahweh began quickly, and ended quickly.

Baal, Anat, Asherah, and the other major gods brought along a host of lesser followers to trouble Yahweh, and the two sides happened to meet head-on.

Since El, as the lord of Christianity, had taken on a new appearance and countenance, the Canaan gods failed to recognize his true identity when they first met, before either side had made a move.

They all took Yahweh for some ignorant foreign god and even seemed inclined to try persuading him to surrender.

Yet El harbored a bone-deep hatred for Baal and the other Canaan gods.

Setting aside the fact that Baal and Anat, his own children, had overthrown him, what angered Yahweh even more was that when Baal had assassinated him, he had castrated him, leaving him unable to reclaim the identity of a male god even now. Worse still, as his son, Baal had taken his father's goddess-queen—Asherah.

Anat was a virgin goddess, but Asherah was not. By now, Baal and Asherah already had several children together.

Rebelling against his father, the hatred of losing his roots, the enmity of having his wife taken—Baal had done all of the greatest humiliations a man could suffer to El. Thus, El regarded him as the one great enemy who could never be forgiven. Now that enemies had met, El's eyes reddened with fury. He even felt that the radiant halo above his head had begun to turn green.

Under such circumstances, what was there to discuss?

They immediately came to blows.

In the blink of an eye, Genesis Hells unfolded. The heavenly host formed by the angels beside the once-solitary Yahweh stood ready, and the war began just like that.

Before the Canaan gods could recover from the shock