Cthulhu Fantasy : I Am The Great Old One

Looking at the Carapace Beast falling from the clouds, its face hidden under the yellow robe was as black as the bottom of a pot.    

Truly...    

It glanced at the green giant that was stunned on the spot.    

What an idiot.    

It was rare for that ancient enemy to use such a weak incarnation. It had already taken this opportunity to use a secret technique to trap the Carapace Beast's consciousness within this tiny incarnation. As for the future... wouldn't the enemy who could only use this weak incarnation be dealt with as he wished?    

However, that idiot directly crushed this incarnation.    

The cage that imprisoned the consciousness was broken and the enemy's consciousness returned to the original body. The originally easy battle turned into a battle that endangered the life of the enemy.    

Truly...    

It looked at the green giant with the octopus head.    

After such a long time, there was no improvement at all. It was still that idiot who only knew how to eat.    

Forget it. After all, the other party was his brother, and they had also come ashore together in the past. It was not the first or second time that this simple-minded idiot had messed up the matter.    

Moreover, even idiots had their own uses. It did not feel that it would be enough to deal with this completely enraged carapace ferocious beast by itself.    

At the crucial moment, it still needed to rely on this brother to help. As long as the brother was united, just like in the primeval times, it wasn't impossible to force this carapace ferocious beast to retreat, or even kill it on the spot.    

But...    

It looked at the green giant that was standing there in a daze.    

"What are you thinking about? Hurry up and attack!" It roared at the green giant, "If we don't attack now, we will all die here!"    

" Attack? "    

The green giant with the octopus head turned around and glared at it.    

"If you didn't do it, you would have been fine!"    

Not doing anything?    

It froze for a moment.    

If it didn't make a move, how could it kill this carapace ferocious beast?    

What was wrong with his brother?    

"What are you thinking!?" It roared, "This is the enemy..."    

Creak -    

A black shadow streaked across.    

In its line of sight, only half of the green giant's body remained standing. As for the upper half of the body with the octopus head, it had already flown high into the air and landed in the seawater not far away, creating huge waves.    

Putong.    

Following the loud sound of falling into the sea, its heart completely sank.    

Looking at the carapace ferocious beast in front of it, which had retracted its limbs, it raised its tentacles.    

Now, it was the only one left.    

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Looking at the huge figure in a yellow robe in front of him, Du Kang retracted his legs and prepared to charge up the next time.    

Under the yellow robe, countless tentacles stretched out and pointed at him.    

Perhaps this was Yellow Robed Monster's attack?    

But... was it meaningful?    

Du Kang exerted his strength in his abdomen, and his huge figure shot out like a sharp arrow.    

He flicked his leg away.    

One slash.    

The yellow robe was neatly cut in half, along with the octopus inside.    

Du Kang looked at the octopus corpse that was cut in half.    

The unfinished battle finally came to an end here.    

But... was it meaningful?    

This kind of battle... hmm?    

In Du Kang's line of sight, the huge octopus's corpse disappeared without a trace, leaving only the yellow robe that was cut in half on the ground.    

No, that's not right. The feeling of cutting just now was very normal...    

A weak feeling suddenly came from his body.    

This is...    

Raising his huge head, Du Kang looked around for any abnormalities.    

So it's like this... I saw you.    

With all his strength gathered in his stomach, Du Kang stared at the figure in front of him and put away his limbs.    

I can't kill him, right?    

It's alright, I'm patient.    

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Under the blood moon, the tall black-skinned man was walking on the surface of the sea, approaching the green giant that was lying on the surface of the sea.    

"Stop pretending to be dead." Nyarlathotep patted the huge octopus head of the green giant, "It's none of your business now."    

"No..." Cthulhu panted weakly and said, "I didn't play dead."    

"It's good that you didn't play dead." Nyarlathotep sighed and sat on a giant tentacle. "Now you know why I didn't let you come over, right?"    

"I know..." Cthulhu looked at Nyarlathotep. "But... I still have to come."    

"Come my unknown * s." Nyarlathotep shook his head helplessly. "It has been so many years. Don't you know the character of carapace monster?"    

"One of us." Nyarlathotep stretched out a finger. "That carapace monster values the concept of one of us very much. Back then, the agent of the carapace monster... The talent of that human called Yuri, even I have to admit that I am convinced. But because of a miscalculation, After giving away the lives of two of my men, I was expelled by the carapace monster."    

"Actually, when I went to look for you, I had already made myself very clear." Nyarlathotep spread out his hands, "The humans on the shore were covered by the carapace monster. In other words, these humans were on the same side as that carapace monster. Your action of going ashore is to force that carapace monster to choose between two groups of its own to stand on the same side."    

"Is that so..."    

"In the end, the carapace monster hasn't taken a side yet. Your brother chose one side for you first. " Nyarlathotep rubbed the space between his eyebrows. "Enemy. Ever since your brother attacked, all of you have been regarded as enemies by that carapace monster. You and your brother attacked together. That carapace monster must have taken you two as a partner to plot against him."    

"That's right..."    

"'Be content with what you have. '" Nyarlathotep pointed at the huge cut on Cthulhu's waist, "Although the carapace monster treats you as an enemy, they still treat you as one of their own, so they are still holding back. Otherwise, you wouldn't have been cut in half at the waist. "    

"Like this..."    

Nyarlathotep held his palm like a blade. He gestured vertically.    

"You still have the life to talk to me here?"    

Cthulhu fell silent.    

"Don't listen to your followers' nonsense all day long." Nyarlathotep shook his head. "Their insect-like thinking is nothing. To them, being able to live for a thousand years is already considered a long life. They said that you won't die, and that death itself will disappear in front of you. Do you really believe them?"    

" If you had seen my boss before, you wouldn't believe such nonsense. "    

Nyarlathotep's eyes were filled with fanaticism.    

"As long as you are strong enough, there is nothing that you can't kill."    

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Under the night sky, on the beach.    

The huge and ugly Deep One was quietly twisting its body, trying to completely bury itself on the beach.    

Although its head was buried in the sand, Dagon could still sense the situation outside just by relying on his hearing alone.    

The brother of the god had arrived, but the god had crushed Flame Lord's incarnation. The dull sound of landing was no doubt that Flame Lord had used the gravity well to pull his true body over.    

The situation had changed. Both sides were already putting their lives on the line. A battle of that level was not something he could participate in. There was no need for him to run over and risk his life.    

A cutting sound rang out. The sound of water splashing could be heard. It was unknown whether the god had been killed or the brother of the god had been killed.    

Even an existence of that level had been killed by a single slash...    

Taking a deep breath, Dagon tried his best to crawl into the sand.    

If he was young, he might have been able to pull the rack, but now he had a wife and child.    

He did not want to die in a place like this.