After transmigrating, a girl finds herself in a post-apocalyptic wasteland world of Sentinels and Guides. Her original body was a low-ranking Guide who had just committed suicide after being unable to bear the contamination.
But the girl is quite pleased with her situation. She's a tiny fragment of Shub-Niggurath, the Black Goat Mother Goddess, and she stumbled into this world by accident.
Ambitious, the girl decides to replace the world's existing "contamination" and become its new ruler.
She begins invading the minds of nearby Sentinels, only to discover she can't break through their mental barriers.
She summons her indescribably terrifying and grotesque spirit form, only to find it has turned into a fluffy black ball.
She clumsily but eagerly tries to help the Sentinels, pretending to be kind as she cuddles their spirit animals, but they coldly reject her.
...Why?! Why is this body so weak!
The girl hugs her fluffy black ball. This world has made her mad, and she's furiously fluffy.
The nonhuman girl, however, has never noticed the way the Sentinels look at her.
The gentle Sentinel, who looks after her like an older brother, keeps his distance because he's afraid his own desire will hurt her.
The proud, aristocratic Sentinel rejects her because he's afraid his mind will become obsessed with her.
The powerful Sentinel, suffering like a caged beast, stays away because he's afraid his contamination will infect her.
In the end, though, none of them can resist her allure. Just one touch from her soothes the pain of their contamination.
They crave her, touch her, and try to possess her, but in the end they all kneel beside her, begging for her mercy.
The more they accept her "guidance" and deepen their mental links with her, the more severely their spirit forms mutate.
Countless eyes sprout across the white dove, and it becomes the six-winged angel of the Old Testament.
The wolves' flesh and blood fuse together, and they become the Hounds of Tindalos, transcending time and space.
The swallowtail butterflies burrow beneath the skull, and they become the Shoggoth-controlled insect race from Shaggai.
The men and the mythological creatures surround the girl, their eyes filled with confused devotion and loyalty.
Finally, when the "Tower" points its airship cannons at the girl in the name of eradicating contamination, they say:
"You actually want to take our Guide away from us."
"You actually dare look down on our goddess."
Core message: Even an evil god has to fight for justice!
