The True Crusade? [Second Update]

The divine war between the Canaan Pantheon and Yahweh lasted for three full days.

In the end, Yahweh emerged with a crushing victory.

Anat, the Canaan Pantheon's most powerful goddess of war, fought for three days and three nights against the encirclement of several archangel leaders and their angelic legions. Though she killed and wounded quite a few angels, she was ultimately captured once her strength gave out.

Meanwhile, Baal, the god-king of the Canaan Pantheon, was personally defeated by Yahweh.

The god-king who commanded lightning and storms continuously hurled bolts of lightning at his opponent, trying to use the two thunder hammers, "Pursuer" and "Striker," which had once helped him defeat the sea god Yam, to repeat the feat against the enemy before him.

However, he failed.

His gales and lightning could not harm Yahweh in the slightest. Nearly omnipotent, Yahweh's command over the skies was practically on par with Baal's.

"Pursuer" and "Striker" were even more useless before Yahweh—or rather, the powerful Yahweh never gave Baal a chance to get close. With his terrifying divine power, he effortlessly summoned a curtain of light to keep Baal at a distance, then struck him with all manner of attacks—scorching heavenly fire, holy light of judgment, freezing rain...

Compared to Baal, Yahweh was not only stronger, but also possessed more methods. He could essentially counter any opponent he faced. That was the advantage of his omnipotent power, and it held true against Baal as well.

Though Baal was a powerful chief god, and naturally had his own means to dominate a region, he still fell far short before Yahweh.

Not to mention that when facing Yahweh—El, their former lord—neither the weaker gods nor his consort, Asherah, who had once been El's divine queen, did much at all. They were basically just