Black God: Starting From Greek Myths

Bolos, Carrying the legacies of the Heaven God System and the Lord of Mysteries System, transmigrated into the world of Greek Myths, taking the place of the younger brother that The Goddess of Wisdom Athena was never able to give birth to—the God of Opportunity and Creation.

A new Divine Beings saga begins from this moment. He is the King of the Gods who ends an era, the Black God who sows both despair and hope, the fallen Creator who brings both salvation and destruction to all living beings.

From Divine Beings to the Supreme, from the Old days to the Primordials.

It all begins in the age of Greek Myths.

Zeus: “Bolos, I’ll give you the title of The King of the Gods—can you just give Hera back to me?”

Athena: “No matter what, Metis is still your mother.”

Artemis: “Next time, I don't want to see my mother here again.”

Hecate: “How amusing. Truly amusing.”

Yahweh: “I am the true God! I am the real Creator!”