[Hastur as His Personal Mentor + Cthulhu Dungeons + Game Invasion + Knowledge-Based Progression + Identity Roleplay]
When the full-dive game Echoes of the Old Ones launched, Ye Lu drew a B-rank character who didn't exist in the original story.
Holt Will, a professor of occult studies at Miskatonic University, had been missing for three years. His origins were unknown.
Using his knowledge of the original story, Ye Lu killed the Old Ones ahead of time in At the Mountains of Madness, but unexpectedly came face-to-face with the King in Yellow.
Lovecraft's original text changed, and the abilities awakened in the dungeon came back with him to reality.
From then on, while others killed monsters for equipment, Ye Lu could analyze mythological creatures and turn everything in forbidden books into power.
Ghouls, Old Ones, Deep Ones, Shoggoths...
Everyone thought he followed the Miskatonic school. Only Ye Lu knew his power came from that Yellow Sign.
Until one day, an entry appeared in every ancient text in the real world:
Holt Will was not human.
Some said he came from Carcosa. Others claimed they had seen his throne beneath the black stars.
Every investigator removed their hat and bowed to him.
“Welcome, King in Yellow.”
Only then did Ye Lu realize that perhaps he had never been impersonating an investigator at all.
Still worth watching It has a strong taste and writing style, but the wording of the vulgar Internet articles that occasionally pop up is a bit awkward, and there are still many things that can be expanded upon. It is written too fast to promote the plot, and I hope the author can pay attention to the handling of transitions.
A very interesting Cthulhu novel
Ok, it's a very good book. I found that it's really hard to find books about running teams and investigators, and there are even fewer good ones, so I recommend this book to everyone.
It's so beautifully written!
Come on, buddy, I'll probably push your traffic when I'm almost 60 chapters along with you.
The author should update soon. The number of words is too small and not enough to read. It can be seen that the author's skill and plot planning are very good, and it is well worth reading.
It smells like Cthulhu
Cthulhu style, right taste, feeling
It's okay. Come on.
Although it is not my favorite subject matter, I still wish the author better and better [Chigua]