Cthulhu: I Just Say Something and You Solve the Case?

Dark fantasy.

When you worship an evil god and offer a lamb in a ritual, you will receive the god's blessing.

That blessing makes you the god's representative on earth, granting you authority above ordinary mortals. Such a person is called an Apostle.

Ogres, red dragons, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, mermaids... All are Apostles.

Mortals are lambs; Apostles are wolves.

"We are the hunters. They're the prey," says the priest who tends the flock of lambs for the god.

"Indeed." A crowd of wolves in sheep's clothing applaud below, laughing in approval.

An Tuhe transmigrates to an ordinary world of steam-powered civilization, one that seems unremarkable at first glance, with no magic or battle energy. Yet he is accidentally caught up in the Apostles' game. By the time he comes to his senses, he realizes that he is an Apostle too.

Kill, or be killed. That is the question.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.