Chapter 12 Death in the Woods
The growing Creos was attached to the earth, and the plants grew wildly.
It looked like a lush, green lawn.
The golden humans created by Iapetus lived in this land favored by the gods.
The goddess Eurymenos, the goddess of the pastures, bestowed divine blessings upon the land, making it even more fertile.
It is more suitable for the survival of living beings.
From then on, the Greeks lived by herding and ate mostly meat.
Grazing was considered the most important thing.
The Titan gods bestowed many blessings, hoping that the golden humans would offer their faith.
It is undeniable that humanity has dedicated its faith to it.
The thickness of that faith was no more than a finger's width, which was about the same size for most of the Titan gods.
Apart from the twelve main Titans, who received several times more faith than the other Titans, it is undeniable that Iapetus was the biggest beneficiary.
Humans bestowed roughly half of their faith upon Iapetus, which was the sum of the Titan chief gods and the other Titans.
This stung Cronus, and the not-so-broad-minded king silently began to plan Iapetus's future.
In the end, Cronus never expected that Iapetus, whom he had always targeted, would become his last resort.
But now, Cronus has both Tima and Iapetus on his list of those he must deal with.
Iapetus possessed half of the faith of the Golden Humans, while Tima alone possessed the faith of all the Feathered Ones.
Therefore, for Cronus, dealing with Tima is the most important thing right now.
Cronus had no choice but to abandon his plan to deal with Iapetus.
Unexpectedly, this only emboldened Iapetus.
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Life gradually flourished on the earth, and a vibrant and prosperous scene was presented to the gods.
The golden humans living in the fertile land developed rapidly, and their territory gradually expanded.
In the woods closest to Ridon Brown, a young man was falling down on a hillside.
His loud noise attracted the attention of other creatures, and the birds in the treetops were startled and flew away from the grove.
It immediately flew away.
This also attracts humans from the forest.
In a tribe in the forest, there was a young man who had nothing to do and would go hunting in the woods when he was free.
But then he heard a loud bang, and curiosity led him to go and see what was going on.
He is still very innocent and kind, and the righteous golden humans have followed his heart.
As he approached the source of the sound, what he saw before him astonished him.
Bloody wounds appeared on the body of the creature on the ground, which was barely breathing and looked like it was about to die.
And this is precisely what stings young people.
"What...what's wrong with you?!" He quickly picked up the creature.
The body, belonging to another young person, slowly opened its eyelids.
"Help...help me, in the east...Lidong...Brown...Feathers...attack." Then, before he could finish speaking, he left.
His soul then left his body and slowly drifted toward Iapetus.
Life, reborn from the earth, returns to the embrace of the soul.
The human was gone, leaving only the young man to embrace him and the words he left behind.
'Ridden Brown, Feathers, Damage?'
Suddenly he understood!
'He means that a flock of feathered creatures attacked him in Lydon Brown, which led to his death!'
The young man couldn't help but feel angry at the thought!
Looking down at his fellow humans, he thought, "I will avenge you!"
The purity of God's creation profoundly led to extremely serious consequences for this matter