The Creator of myth and legend

The North Wind is supposed to have no fixed abode, drifting in all directions.

In fact, God of the North Wind Nuoerwende, was indeed like this before he went mad.

As one of the five Greater God of the Fetrola Divine Court.

The God of the North Wind is dashing and romantic, and loves to roam the human world.

He once fought as a gladiator against Earth Dragon dragons in the arena of the Lionfolk Royal City, lingered in the songhouse of the fox-woman dancer, and forged weapons in the blacksmith's workshop of the Dwarf Kingdom. That's how he acquired his Spear of the North Wind.

He only had two favorite places.

One was the Frost Giant tribe located in the far north. He enjoyed hunting and killing with the Frost Giant there, and even became the chieftain of one of the tribes, leaving behind some of his bloodline.

Secondly, there is the City of the Giant Bear.

This is a city of faith built by the Bearfolk tribe, dedicated exclusively to the God of the North Wind. It is a sacred place for all beings on the entire continent who worship the God of the North Wind.

He grew stronger here, and he also went mad here, slaughtering the entire city, leaving only a few citizens to escape, and many more joined Luoseda's forces.

It's strange, really.

When this God of the North Wind is in his normal state, he wanders around, but when he goes mad, he is the most "homebody" among the Old God.

What's even more interesting is...

The terror of the divine calamity united the races of the continent for the first time.

Luoseda's army of several thousand people alone included Human Race, Elf, Half-Elf, Dwarf, Half-Orc including Lionfolk, Minotaur, Bearfolk, Foxfolk, Werewolf, Catfolk, and many other races.

The cruelty of the disaster caused them to abandon their original beliefs and instead begin to rely on and worship the Hero who saved them.

And this is precisely the path of mortals rising to godhood.

Suffering creates Myth!

We arrived at the Hippopotamusfolk Valley.

Luoseda instructed Gawain to lead the survivors to set up camp carefully, gather food, and send out Transcendent Being to guard the surrounding land to prevent the invasion of Magic Beast.

Under the divine calamity, even the Magic Beast are having a tough time.

The mad gods don't care whether you're an intelligent being or Transcendent Magic Beast.

Of course, the main purpose of the vigilance was to monitor the movements of the mad God of the North Wind in the City of the Giant Bear.

However, the people they sent out did not dare to get too close, nor could they stay too long.

The entire City of the Giant Bear was shrouded in a violent hurricane that never seemed to dissipate; even from a distance, one could feel the chill of the North Wind.

After assigning these tasks to her subordinates, Luoseda did not stay in the camp to wait. Instead, she quietly returned north, intending to go back to the vicinity of the battlefield to ascertain the outcome of the divine war.

The speed of acting alone is naturally different from that of acting with a large group.

Within a few hours, he arrived at the previous battlefield.

However, at this time...

The magnificent scene of the divine battle, which was originally incredibly intense and overflowing with energy, was no longer there, and the two towering divine figures who wielded the laws and clashed with each other between heaven and earth had also disappeared without a trace.

This surprised him.

"This battle of gods ended so quickly?"

"Who won and who lost? Where did Princess Moweidina go?"

He had previously witnessed scenes of mad gods attacking and killing each other; the sight was truly spectacular.

Laws clash, energies collide.

The sky was the color of divine power, and the earth was cracking from the intense collisions.

The two madmen fought for a whole year without a clear winner.

At the time, he intended to wait on the sidelines until the two mad gods had fought to the death before heading to the battlefield to search for any remnants of Divinity.

pity.

The scale of the war was too large, and the aftershocks were too strong. Many survivors could not endure it, so he had no choice but to lead everyone to continue north.

later.

He heard about it.

These two madmen continued their battle for over a decade after he left, until a victor was finally determined after another madman was drawn to the scene.

The remains of the gods lay scattered across the earth, completely altering the terrain and climate of that region.

He thought that there must be Divinity within the remains of the gods.

It is unknown which lucky individual obtained precious Divinity from the remnants of the defeated Old God.

But it's a good thing overall.

Just as he was wondering...

A wise female voice, as gentle as a breeze, suddenly rang in his ears.

"Luoseda, are you wondering why my war with Hesuo'er ended so quickly?"

Upon hearing this, the Hero Knight quickly turned around and saw a beautiful and elegant woman with wings and wearing a dark green robe.

Its face is that of Goddess of Wisdom Moweidina from that time.

He immediately bowed down.

"Greetings to you, Your Highness Moweidina, the great and benevolent one."

"You brought the Fire Seed of life to humanity, the hope of all living beings; the wisdom you wrote down is the direction for all intelligent races."

"You saved me, and you saved the lives of thousands of survivors."

"Rise, Hero Knight."

Upon hearing Luoseda's praise, Moweidina smiled slightly.

"I won't wait for you to ask; I'll just tell you directly."

"My battle with Suoertan was a battle of reason versus irrationality. In my view, neither of us could defeat the other, so the battle was meaningless."

"But it's different for him. The mad Suoertan believes he can defeat me, so he will fight to the end."

Therefore, although he has a madman's logic for action, he lacks my sense of balance.

"Therefore, when I saw that you had left Suoertan's perception range, I deliberately withdrew from the battlefield, leaving him alone in a helpless and furious state."

She directly entered the Dimension of Truth, so Suoertan naturally couldn't find her.

Moweidina said, pointing in a distant direction, to the depths of the vast grasslands, and laughed mockingly.

There, Luoseda could still see the Embers of lightning and Thunder.

"I see."

Luoseda suddenly realized, and then asked excitedly.

"Your Highness, you really are not dead! That's wonderful!"

"No, I did die. But the great and sublime Creator pulled me from the state of death, and so I returned to the world of men."

Moweidina shook her head.

"The Creator?"

Luoseda frowned slightly.

"So the Myth Fabled there is a great Creator above all the gods is true."

"However, if Creator exists, why would they allow all living beings to be destroyed by divine calamities?"