The Subspace Descends into Greek Mythology

Zeus fell into the subspace and became Nurgle? When the king of the gods hangs up the vest of Jupiter, takes up the authority of omniscience and omnipotence, becomes the Lord of the Hosts, and transforms into God in armor to bombard the subspace, how should you respond?

If nothing else, just the immortality of the Greek gods, purity is the humanization of the law, how can you compare it to subspace 🙂

Warhammer blows a lot of nonsense. Isn't it the spiritual world formed by the emotions of intelligent beings? The evil god who is omniscient and omnipotent in the spiritual world is born from emotions and beliefs. He is omniscient and omnipotent in dreams and cannot do anything in the real universe, so he wants to invade the material universe through subspace. Perhaps only by swallowing the material universe can we become a truly omniscient and omnipotent god. The evil god of subspace will be slapped to death by Zeus in the material universe.

Including: Goddess of Destiny is her own eye (omniscient and controlling destiny), omnipotent, infinite merit (omnipotent), invincible, absolute Lord, supreme pure, pure and invincible, the first, the middle, the final, the only Lord from whom everything originates, the origin of all things, the residence and gathering place of all things, the father of all things, and the king of all existence.

Zeus should be Khorne or Slaanesh, what he does has nothing to do with Nurgle.

The core of Greek mythology lies in divine power and bloodline. The position of the god king symbolizes a generation. For example, Zeus put the previous generation under house arrest, seized the divine power, and constantly split the old gods with the help of new gods. Faith seems to be useful, but in fact it is the most useless. The first two generations gave unlimited power to themselves. Starting from Zeus, the divine power was the main one, and the gods were completely divided into classes.

Speaking of which, there are still true believers in Greek mythology. Why do I feel like they have all been completely absorbed by Christianity?

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

After reading three chapters, I was impressed that there was no meaningful content at all. It was so boring. How could it be attractive enough to keep reading? At least introduce the function of subspace, but these three chapters are just to show off?

There is a bit too much talk, and the main character is too verbose, so I would like to persuade him to quit.