The Outer Deity Is Out of Service [Lord of the Mysteries]

What is it like to transmigrate into the world of Lord of the Mysteries as a Great Old One from the start? Thanks for asking. I'm hanging out in the starry sky, twisting, crawling, screaming, and sleeping every day. When I wake up, I brawl with my Great Old One brothers and sisters, get beaten up by my mom, wonder what the Source tastes like, and occasionally lick the Earth through the barrier. So, do I have any plans for the future? You bet, brother. I've already landed successfully, and it feels great. My next dream is to go to Backlund and become a shopkeeper. I'll open the shop door to find nothing but insanely expensive coffee, the owner, the owner's friends, and a dog. Of course, I don't have any friends yet, so I've invited six of Amon's avatars… As for the dog, I'll borrow one from Miss Justice for now. We're practically coworkers, and surely she won't turn down a little mutual aid between organization members. Oh, speaking of organization members, my friend, could I have a few minutes of your time to introduce you to our beacon and savior, the great Mr. Fool! He was in the past, is in the present, and will be in the future. He is, …Fool · Sleeping · Klein [rises from the coffin]: No! Who's ringing the bell?! Samuel Avista, formerly known as the High-Dimensional Overseer. An absurdly powerful, fully automatic troublemaker; a madman and an artist; an eldritch cuisine enthusiast who agrees with everyone. Currently putting on a stellar performance in Backlund. Klein (wearing a mask of shame): …What on earth are you pretending to be?! Samuel (drawing a holy emblem, holding a black cat aloft): The dimensional angel serving the Fool! Praise the Fool, Door!! ---------------A lighthearted little sweet treat I cooked up to torment myself. The male lead is a crazy big cat, part Maine Coon and part tabby, who hits especially hard even while being a lunatic. He starts out as a High-Dimensional Overseer Great Old One, and is half-mad in the early chapters, with a very robotic air. The story is basically all Lord of the Mysteries, so let's happily forget about Circle of Inevitability. The High-Dimensional Overseer will use settings from the original work, but since they're only described in broad strokes, I'll fill in the gaps and make changes. The original belongs to the author, Cuttlefish; the OOC belongs to me.