The Wizard Under Cthulhu

Everyone has a dark heart. Will you engage in scientific research and educate students with this group of people? Will terrorists build universities? Under the author's setting, this group of selfish wizards will not establish such an academy organization at all, because they do not trust each other. Apprentices can plot against each other. In the same way, first-level, second-level, and third-level wizards and even regular wizards will plot against each other. The experiments done by wizards are inherently more dangerous (the stronger the strength, the greater the experiment). We also need to prevent teammates from being stabbed, so why do we get together? Can't we spread it out? Those who pursue knowledge and those who pursue strength have different ways of thinking. Even if those who do research are bad, their methods are different. This is human nature. The author only needs to think about whether it is possible for people with the character of the wizard in your novel to establish a university in reality. So the setting of black wizards establishing colleges has always been full of loopholes. Under human nature, only white wizards will establish colleges. Black wizards move around like terrorists, and their peak strength is not as good as that of white wizards (all of them are impetuous and cannot bear the temper to do research)

Collect it first and see if you can write it down. Why don't you think about writing this! Although I like watching it, I always feel that Cthulhu and wizards are crazy when mixed together.

I feel that these wizarding novels have gone astray. The black wizards are all evil and the white wizards are just. The two are naturally opposed to each other, good and evil You must know that wizards are a group that pursues knowledge. In their eyes, they only have knowledge and resources. Those who plunder are basically wild wizards who have no school inheritance and resources If there is a difference between black wizards and white wizards, Black wizards treat things more radically, letting people grow wild and harvesting from time to time. White wizards are more gentle, keeping people in captivity and harvesting regularly. In fact, the ultimate starting point is the same

Name: Faceless Age:? ? Gender: Neutral Talent: Control Race: Old Dominators Skills: Master a large number of dark death and strange spells Equipment: Book of Ghosts and Gods Image: Upper body naked, lower body octopus with purple wings on its back with countless eyes Introduction: They are experts at infiltration, espionage, and stealth. If you can feel their presence, it must be a fleeting image passing by the corner of your eye, or a strange moment in a memory hallucination, or a strange feeling of being stared at... The Faceless Men walk in the shadows. They enter from one shadow and leave from another. The Faceless Men do not speak, they can communicate thoughts and ideas through telepathy. They have difficulty gaining the trust of their allies, but they can instill fear in their enemies. Faceless puppeteers are named for their chilling skills. They can penetrate people's minds and control their victims' bodies. The manipulator imposes his will on the possessed body, making it succumb to the new owner's every whim...{"NickName":"","UserId":177964849}

If we really want to talk about Cthulhu, those deep divers, Jojos and ghouls are not a threat from the beginning to the end. Well, they are basically races that have no interest in humans and the earth or have been squeezed out of competition by humans. They are not strong either in appearance or in reality... But remember that the ghouls are an advanced civilization and they do not have much malicious intent. Basically all the Old Ones and Outer Gods (except Nyarlathotep) have no interest in humans at all. In fact, even powerful mythical or alien creatures such as those earth-burrowing worms, macrophage worms, and Star Spawn (or xoth people, who followed Cthulhu to Earth and were called Star Spawn) are by no means real enemies. Guys are basically not interested in humans, unless they exterminate humans by the way when they are awake or active From beginning to end, there is only one thing that humans really need to face and are capable of facing, and that is... Cultists, yes, they are them. Others can be dealt with slightly or not at all, but cultists are undoubtedly a huge threat. Because you don't know when these lunatics will suddenly want to wake up the old rulers who are sleeping or sealed by the old gods one by one, and then directly start the doomsday catastrophe, and you also don't know whether they will create a bunch of black goat babies and the like to turn the earth into a gauze Nicholas's believer club, or summon some big guy from outer space and end the entire solar system.

It's very much like a wizard novel! The author writes great! The style of the entire book has not been finalized yet. I personally hope that the wizarding world is not a simple cold and selfish collection. You must know that the world is not black and white. Objectively speaking, the truth, goodness, beauty and human touch can also make readers smile knowingly and feel a sense of warmth and comfort while experiencing the cold and lonely wizarding world. .

It's just that the pace is too slow, it's 600,000 words long, and the protagonist is a wizard's apprentice.

I came here for Cthulhu, and after reading some of it, I felt that it didn't have that flavor at all. . . . . .

It looks a little depressing, and where is Cthulhu? Don't tell me that it's the one in the dream. Even a second-level wizard apprentice who is so weak can find a way to suppress it.

Has the author changed? The conflicts in recent chapters are inexplicable. The disciple of the legendary mage was forcibly bought and sold without any cards? And then, for a trivial thing, a third-level wizard conflicts with people of the same level?