The Subspace Descends into Greek Mythology

Did Zeus fall into warp and become Nurgle? When the King of Gods dons Jupiter's disguise, wields omniscience and omnipotence, becomes the Lord of Armies, and dons his armor as God to bombard the Warp, how will you respond?

Putting everything else aside, the immortality of the Greek gods is simply the humanization of the laws of nature. What can the warp compare to that? 🙂

The Warhammer hype is full of nonsense about the setting, but it's just a spiritual world formed by the emotions of intelligent beings. The omniscient and omnipotent evil god born from emotions and beliefs in the spiritual world is omniscient and omnipotent in dreams but not in the real universe, so the warp invades the material universe.

Including: the goddess of fate is her own eye (all-knowing and controlling fate), omnipotent, with infinite merit (all good), invincible, absolute lord, supremely pure, pure and invincible, the beginning, the middle, the end, everything originates from the one lord, the origin of all things, the dwelling place and gathering place of all things, the father of all things, the king of all existence.

Zeus should be considered Khorne or Slaanesh, as his actions have little to do with Nurgle.

The core of Greek mythology lies in divine authority and lineage. The position of the god-king symbolizes a generation. For example, Zeus imprisoned the previous generation, seized divine power, and used new gods to constantly undermine the old gods. Faith, seemingly useful, is actually the least effective.

Does Greek mythology still have any true believers these days? It seems like they've all been completely absorbed and destroyed by Christianity.

The protagonist is Yahweh, right? He will eventually defeat Zeus.

I'm impressed that there's not a single meaningful chapter in these three chapters; it's incredibly boring. How can they possibly keep someone reading? At least explain the function of the subspace, right? These three chapters seem to be just for showing off?

There's too much unnecessary talking, it's overly verbose, and the protagonist is indecisive, which might deter you from watching.