"Yog-Sothoth's wife is a mist-like being: Shub-Niggurath. The nameless cult performs the rites of the goat who brings forth a thousand young."
In a sense, this is a fanfic set in the Cthulhu Mythos, featuring Yog-Sothoth and his spouse, Shub-Niggurath.
The story takes place in mid-nineteenth-century England, before the Second Industrial Revolution begins. Its backdrop is the everyday life of ordinary people amid rapid development, alongside aristocratic country gentlemen living in magnificent mansions. Owen, the youngest son of the Wells family, and Terence, a young duke who arrives unexpectedly, begin a passionate romance sparked by strange dreams.
Main couple: Terence (Yog) x Owen (Shub). Side couples: Alman x Julian, Gatanothoa x Edmond.
I've written a relatively civilized blurb. This is exclusive to Jinjiang. Eighty percent of the main text can't be published here. (Sigh.)
Theme: Love can arise between beings of different forms, let alone between humans of the same gender.
? This is the most outrageous CP I have ever seen
If A is regarded as the birth of all things, Yogshabu and you are brothers and sisters from the same father and mother (funny)
Mrs. Baobao, nice to meet you. I want to repeat this sentence to you ten thousand times.
So pretty! ! Big blow to the author! ! Ke Ke is particularly fragrant, and the text quotes many original texts, which is very rigorous. I really like the characters of Yug and Shabu written by Da Da. They are romantic and affectionate, so touching.
Where can I read the full text (??ω??)??
? This is the most outrageous CP I have ever seen If A is regarded as the birth of all things, Yogshabu and you are brothers and sisters from the same father and mother (funny)
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Mrs. Baobao, nice to meet you. I want to repeat this sentence to you ten thousand times.
So pretty! ! Big blow to the author! ! Ke Ke is particularly fragrant, and the text quotes many original texts, which is very rigorous. I really like the characters of Yug and Shabu written by Da Da. They are romantic and affectionate, so touching.