As Cul floated above the small settlement, he waited and observed as the early humans interacted and when about their daily activities.
As the day when and the darkness of night started to set in Cul raised his spell as he stayed in his spot as he decide to use his new scared gear even though he could do what he wanted without it.
As his shadow became bigger and darker, pieces break off as they form into bats with a huge red eye in the middle of their head.
"I'll name you guys, Dreambats, your mission is easy just go to the villagers while they sleep and alter their dreams to some that will make them develop worship for me, do it in any way even the promise of power is fine, now go."
This was the first stage of Cul plan to ultimately weaken the Olympian Gods as Gaea had already told him that they, decided to connect themselves with the humans making them stronger the more the humans worshipped them, but it also had a downside which they didn't see which was that they would be forced into a deep sleep when the worship decreased beyond a certain level.
When she told Cul this he had already guessed this was why they were not present in the marvel cinematic canon, and even though this would not affect them now Cul had no intention of fighting them now either.
As he watch the Dreambats get to work he turned his attention on to other things, like creating his own realm, Cul had thought about it for a while and decided not to make it on Earth, but there would be several different entry points on Earth the realm itself would not be on the planet.
Then he turned and looked at the moon then disappeared.
Cul appeared in space as he looked down at Aesheim, he was right above the planet as he had decided to make his personal realm directly on the moon
Making his own dimension right now was easy for Cul.
As he looked at the space in front of him Cul's divine energy broke free rushing out of his body stronger than ever, wasting no time Cul announced.
"isolated dimension."
The amount of divine energy rushing out of Culs's body dropped to half of what it was as if it just vanished into the air by only turning everything dark.
But Cul had a smile on his face, if one was really knowledgeable about space they would realize rather cul had just created a different dimension on the moon without affecting the moon itself directly.
In the darkness Cul's smile seemed to grow even brighter as even though his dimension was empty now it would soon be filled with the race he will create and all his other creations but now he had to return to see how the bats were doing.
leaving his new and unnamed dimension, cul returns to earth above the settlement he had left as he uses some simple magic to enter the mind of a random villager to see the dream the bat is creating for him
As Cul enters the unsuspecting villager's mind he finds himself in a familiar village, the only difference being it now destroyed as charred bodies littered the ground and no house was left standing the only survivor of this event was a hunter returning to the settlement.
When he saw the destroyed village he ran to a house and started digging through everything looking for someone or something as everything he touched was so fragile that it turned to dust as it came into contact with him, but this did not stop him from looking until finally, he found a body or what was left of it, A head of what looked to be a woman most likely the man's wife, in shock, the man froze in place as tears slowly dripped from his eyes falling on the head below him instantly turning it to dust.
As he fell deeper and deeper into despair he heard a voice filled with strength and authority, but this voice also brought the feeling of fear and destruction.
"You have fallen to the depths of despair, as your home has been destroyed your family killed, and yet the gods you worship have done nothing to aid you." hearing the loud voice as if drawn to it the voice he slowly raised his head as he saw something he would never forget, a gigantic snake was floating in the sky it's head alone blocked out the whole sky as it was impossible to see the end of its body no matter how hard you try, giving off the impression its length was limitless.