Stripped of All Magic, I Fell into Cthulhu's Embrace

[The indescribable, unknowable ancient ruler as the top x the magic-deprived elven warlock as the bottom, bottom-focused, one-on-one] Miel was framed by his people, lost all his magic, and fell into an abyss where an ancient ruler lay sleeping. He thought he was as good as dead. But when he opened his eyes, he saw a face so beautiful it would make anyone fail a sanity check. The only problem was that the person's entire lower body consisted of brightly colored tentacles. "Well? Isn't my avatar perfect? How human do I look?" The person actually had the nerve to ask. Miel stared at his lower half for a while, then gave his honest opinion: "I'm not human, but if I remember correctly, human beings don't have lower bodies like that." "Let me see yours," the other said, reaching for his pants, and promptly earned a slap mark. After weighing the pros and cons, Miel made his decision. "Lend me your power, and I'll let you see." "Then let's make a contract." From then on, the continent of Rieye had one less good-for-nothing mage and one more powerful warlock backed by Cthulhu. Anyone who tried to hurt him would face the wrath of the sleeping god, the Lord of R'lyeh, the great Cthulhu. ● Cthulhu x Miel, the ancient ruler as the top and the elven warlock as the bottom, bottom-focused, one-on-one ● Cthulhu's full title is "the Great Cthulhu" ● At the start, only one of Cthulhu's tentacles has awakened, so his power is limited. As more of him awakens, he grows stronger. ● Cthulhu has multiple avatars, each with a different appearance and personality. They can split apart and merge at will, and can share memories whenever they want. So rather than having multiple personalities, he is closer to having multiple temperaments. ● Some of Cthulhu's avatars are domineering, but there are no coercive scenes in the story, because if he forced the protagonist, the protagonist would die just to spite him. ● Yes, the protagonist can resurrect, with unlimited lives. ● The plot is arranged like a Call of Cthulhu tabletop campaign. It's not a traditional sweet and satisfying story, but there will be sweetness and thrills. (Note: This is not a horror story. The appeal of the Cthulhu Mythos lies in the unknown, not in horror.) ● Various ancient rulers, Outer Gods, and gods from the DND world make appearances. ● Content warning: Chapter 79 recounts Father Dindel's past and includes a scene where he is coerced by a demon. Readers who dislike this should consider carefully before buying. 20250531 Exclusively published on Jinjiang Literature City. Please do not repost. The background image was made using commercially available assets purchased by the artist. It is not exclusive, so please don't blame me if you find a matching image. Theme: Regain confidence and write a splendid future with a resilient heart.