The Stars Have Aligned, and the Opening Sign Is the Necronomicon

Shub-Niggurath is one of the outer gods in the Cthulhu mythology, also known as the "goddess of darkness and fertility", "the supreme mother goddess", and "the black goat of the forest that gives birth to thousands of descendants". Born from the darkness generated by Azathoth, the Lord of All. In the setting of August William Derleth, Shub Nicholas is one of the beings that symbolizes "earth". She is a god with super fertility. Cthugha's alias is also called "The Living Flame", "The Burning One" or "The One who lives in the flames". The secret sect "Slaves of the Flame" flourished in ancient Egypt. Undying" called him the sun god "Kathigu-Ra". In the system constructed by Dres for the Cthulhu mythology, Cthugha is one of the Old Ones, symbolizing the existence of "fire" and the mortal enemy of those Old Ones and alien gods, especially Nyarlathotep, who symbolizes the existence of "earth". When the stars align, Chaos will rise from beneath the earth, and the Great Old Ones will awaken. This sentence appears in the article "I, the Old One", revealing a mysterious and far-reaching story background. The "Old One" refers to a kind of powerful and ancient gods that appear in the Cthulhu mythology. Their awakening will bring unknown changes and dangers. In addition, in the description of the Cthulhu mythology, when the stars return, these ancient gods will wake up from their slumber, heralding the arrival of a cleansing day, which will be a mysterious and terrifying event. Yog-Sothoth knows where the gate is. Because Yog-Sothoth is the door, and Yog-Sothoth is the door key, the doorkeeper. The past is in Him, the present is in Him, and the future is in Him, for everything is in Yog-Sothoth. He knew where the Old Ones had broken through; he also knew where the Old Ones would break through again. He knows which lands in this world have been ravaged by him; he also knows which lands still bear his trampling; he also knows why when he tramples on the suffering soil, no one can see his face... Yog-Sothoth is the key to the door, through which countless spaces gather here. "Yog-Sothoth is regarded as the ruler of time and space and the unifier of all things. His body is located outside all multi-dimensional universes. Yog-Sothoth has infinite wisdom, and all great wizards, artists, and thinkers are his projections in different dimensions. Sometimes, some people who go through the ultimate door to meet him will obtain his knowledge.

Wonderful! The plot is exciting and there are many creative ideas. But there are a lot of typos that are understandable, so it's not a big problem. High quality Cthulhu text belongs. In the end, the protagonist's identity was a bit revealed, which I didn't expect. Very well written, keep up the good work, authorｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

The writing is okay, but it's just a cool article wrapped in a piece of Cthulhu skin. You can't see the power of the group or the sense of despair.

It's good to watch, but the ending is a bit confusing (

It's quite interesting, but there are more typos at the end. You can read it when you are short of books.

Let's talk about it. Among the Cthulhu series, this one is very well written.

I want to say something inexplicably: Looking back thousands of times just for the destined person

To be honest, it's just a cool article, not too toxic. Those who like to read those classic Grammar novels should be cautious. It's just a cool article covered in Grammar style.

It looks good, but it progresses too fast.

Nice looking, love watching