[Fantasy, dark fantasy, another world, harem, Cthulhu, adventure]
[Every time I die, I forget everything. The only things I remember are that I must find “Alice” and that “church.”]
Clad in black iron armor and carrying the greatsword “Darkglow,” Euthus walks alone through two worlds: one of flesh and one of normality. He is an “undying man” in an Outer God’s experiment chamber, a remnant of a ruler fallen to the mortal world. Every death begins another cycle; every awakening draws the gaze of an evil god. The women remember their love with their souls, but their minds are blank. He treats them with instinctive tenderness, unable to tell whether their bond is a remnant of the cycle or something real.
“What does it matter to me?” He coldly crushes a monster’s skull, then turns around to shield her from every storm. When the church bells ring, when the flesh of the inner world devours the sunlight of the outer world, when the Outer Gods finally tire of watching and decide to destroy everything
This time, with his undying body, he will smash the “garden prison” and reclaim the name imprisoned at the abyss’s end.
[Reading guide: A tribute to dark Grimm’s fairy tales, an 80-jin heavily armored warrior, Cthulhu horror across inner and outer worlds, devoted heroines, and an extremely slow-burn romance.]
