Greek Mythology: Oceanid

Lin Xiang, who had suffered a plane crash, woke up in chaos. A dying goddess entrusted her with the important task of rebuilding the continent of Faerun, and gave all her remaining power to Lin Xiang. She used her last strength to send Lin Xiang in soul form to the world of Greek mythology.

Lin Xiang, who traveled through chaos, fell into the primordial ocean and became the daughter of Oceanus, god of the ocean, and Tethys, goddess of the sea. She was one of the Oceanides, one of the sisters of Metis and Eurynome, and the goddess of ocean currents and abundance, Tyche. She often appeared with butterfly wings, a crown on her head, and holding a treasure basin with gold coins gushing out. But sometimes she was blindfolded, representing the goddess of fate and opportunity, in which all desires are subject to risks and uncertainty. She could also appear as water vapor and clouds, becoming the benevolent goddess of rainfall and water cycle.

A gentle mother who constantly draws strength and raises Zeus; a bystander who generously grants opportunities and randomly bestows misfortune and luck; a believer of fishermen and farmers.

The fourth goddess of magic who returned to the continent of Faerun competed for the supreme throne left by Io in his slumber and became the original ancient god.