[Lord of the Mysteries] Kitty Klein Wants to Go Home with You

The player had explored uncharted territory, solved puzzles, battled bosses, and grinded for power, finally reaching first place on the leaderboard.

After all that grinding, the player only wanted to relax with a laid-back game. So they asked a friend to recommend a fairytale-style, feel-good pet-raising game supposedly featuring incredible freedom, a varied story, amusing NPC reactions, and tons of adorable pets to collect

“C’mon, Kitty, Come Home with Me”

In the PV, a little black cat in a bowler hat gazes out with big, sparkling eyes and reaches out a tiny paw, as if trying to take your hand through the mist.

This is a meeting written in the stars!

The player, just after starting the game: Anyone else get this? Guys, the kitty wants to come home with me!

The player, some time later, lost in thought: Is there really nothing wrong with this world? I’m max level with cheats enabled, and I still have to go elbow-to-elbow with the boss until the end of time.

The player, after getting the perfect ending: There is definitely something wrong with it! What kind of little black cat grows tentacles, huh?!

Everyday cat-raising comfort in a mysterious world.

Coming soon!

The mysterious world’s perspective

One day, Ilia, a girl who survived being dragged into the supernatural world, started acting completely crazy.

She was forever imagining the existence of a little black cat with immeasurable power and a mind even Adam couldn’t sway.

But Ilia was happy every day. She could beat up cultists for cat food, and she’d run into all sorts of adorable pets at random. It was wonderful! Heehee!

Klein never expected that the first fellow countrywoman he met would go crazy the moment she transmigrated here. In the modern world, they’d put her in a mental hospital for these symptoms, right...? Maybe Audrey could treat her after advancing.

Sigh

Notes:

1. The female lead has no romantic pairing. This is pure wish fulfillment, and from the start her combat power can go toe-to-toe with a true god.

2. The player can enjoy the fights but has a laid-back, retirement-minded attitude. In the player’s eyes, the game is always just a game.

3. The player is underage, with golden-retriever energy, and is a Fourth Calamity. She’ll rescue tragic characters from the original story. A healing game should have a happy ending!

4. I’ve only read Lord of the Mysteries, not Circle of Inevitability. I’ll do my best to make the story work based on Mr. Cuttlefish’s broader worldbuilding.

Theme: Break free from fate and protect humanity, which must never be extinguished.