Chapter 420 - 392: Son of Talos
Many people have severe stereotypes about Talos.
Everyone thinks that as the chief deity of the Furious Gods, Talos must be a madman who flies into a rage at anything. Even Talos’s own followers know that if one day they cannot muster their courage, they will be banished to the desolate universe, or directly taken to his Divine Realm—Tower of Ruins.
The former is to be banished, left to fend for oneself, while the latter often signifies that Talos is venting his wrath on this coward.
This sort of abandonment of faith and being sent to the Divine Realm is extremely rare, so Talos is often treated by other deities as a madman, a whimsical destroyer who is nothing but mad.
But in fact, Talos has the temperament of a naughty child.
He is irascible and prone to anger, yet in some aspects, he appears very naive. His power manifests as disasters devastating the world, but it’s more like a childish prank of pouring boiling water into an anthill.
Therefore, even though Talos is a powerful deity of the Chaotic Evil Faction, he has a clear distinction from demons, those pure beasts. That is, Talos has things he appreciates, unlike demons, whose sole hobby is to destroy and trample everything.
Recently, Talos has taken quite a liking to Airel.
In a group of brutish men with relatively low intellect, the sudden emergence of a somewhat smarter "witted one" is like finding a white ant in a swarm of black ants—a little large at that.
What an interesting little thing.