After I Became an Outer God's Avatar

After school let out for the holidays, Mr. N was dragged by his friends into a four-player secret scenario written by their Keeper. Who could have guessed that, just after they finished making their character sheets and before the introduction even began, all four players would transmigrate into the campaign and inherit the identities of their respective characters?

Staying alive came first, so they unanimously decided to reveal their identities and share information immediately.

Friend A: “Actually, I'm an undercover agent...”

Friend B: “Actually, I'm a cultist...”

Friend C: “Actually, I belong to a mysterious organization...”

Mr. N: “Actually, I'm Nyarlathotep.”

Friends A, B, and C: ??????

#Say that again?? What are you???#

#Friend D, you made this garbage campaign. You deserve to die!#

In a strange world full of bewildering details and elusive truths, everyone struggles to uncover a hidden reality and find a way to escape. Only N, forced to become an Outer God incarnate, knows the clues have been laid out before him from the very beginning. If he wishes, he can learn everything.

But he alone also knows that his true purpose was set the moment he became one of that deity's countless incarnations.

[Keep your humanity. Break free of It.]

[Reality is chaotic and blasphemous. Those indescribable forces are immense and powerful. Yet I will always remember the time I was still human.]

#Possible strange scenes#

Mr. N, forced to become Nyarlathotep, looks at the other incarnations, who either toy with human emotions every day, are endlessly curious about one thing or another, stir up trouble in pursuit of humans, or do things with humans every day that Jinjiang wouldn't allow them to broadcast. He falls silent.

Mr. N: Let's see what the other incarnations of Nyarlathotep are doing.

Mr. N: Wow.

#In a way, it really is kind of terrifying.jpg#

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The blurb was screenshotted and saved on February 6, 2022.

Content warnings:

1. The protagonist is Nyarlathotep, so you know what kind of campaign this is (closes eyes). The story is set in Japan to make the memes easier.

Contains personal interpretations of mythological creatures and a lethal dose of original creatures. This isn't traditionalist. If that's not your thing, run as soon as you see the blurb, or the contents might kill you.

2. No couples. Some NPCs will have strange feelings for the characters because of the campaign setting. The joke about homophobia is absurdist humor. There is no romance in the story.

3. A lethal dose of memes. There is a little bit of story hidden among the jokes. More silly jokes than cosmic-horror vibes. (Does it really have cosmic-horror vibes? x)

4. There's no serious deduction. The plot moves on its own. It's not a power fantasy about being the king of the world, either. By the time the protagonist becomes the king of the world, he probably won't be human anymore (looks away).

A writing-practice and comeback project. There will probably be lots of issues, so I hope you'll offer feedback but go easy on me. Love and peace!

Theme: Happiness is earned through your own hard work.