Pollution throughout the territory

(1) Star Familia:

Appearing in the first chapter, Xia Ren saw the creature that was entangled in the sky and wriggling its tentacles in the city.

This is one of the servants of Cthulhu. It belongs to the superior servant race. It looks similar to Cthulhu, but is much smaller. They come from beyond the distant starry sky continuum, are composed of a wider range of matter than our universe, and are able to deform and reorganize their bodies. If you find it difficult to understand, then I can give you an example:

Theoretically speaking, Star Familia can transform into mothers, become humanoid mothers, have tentacles, animal ears...

(2) The ancient and eternal one, Tawer Yat Umr.

Appears in Chapter 25, the human silhouette in the desert sky that the protagonist sees when he wakes up from his dream, and in Chapter 327, when the protagonist is on the verge of death, the same scene appears in reality.

Tavir At Umr is one of the incarnations of the outer god Yog-Sothoth, appearing as a humanoid silhouette covered with a shimmering veil. Behind the veil lies the truth of the universe and time and space. If humans tear open its veil, they will fall into irreparable madness because of the vast and vast universe behind them.

Compared to another incarnation of Yog-Sothoth, he is obviously kinder and merciful to humans.

(3) The city of R'lyeh and the sleeping god, the great Cthulhu.

Appearing in Chapter 34, Xia Ren saw the huge thing rising from the sea.

R'lyeh is an extremely huge city, all sunk under the sea. Only a huge stone fortress is exposed above the water, and Cthulhu sleeps there. The architecture of the city resembles futuristic art, and the structures of the buildings are anomalous and completely contrary to Euclidean geometry. Its unprecedented spatial structure and dimensions will create a strong sense of disgust in people. The buildings were made of huge, green stone that was too big to come from the earth, and there were dizzyingly tall carvings of monoliths, majestic stone statues and gorgeous reliefs; the whole city gave off a strong smell of uncleanness.

The great Cthulhu was sealed in his city of R'lyeh and sank into the deep sea together. He was in a state of suspended animation and unable to move, but he was constantly dreaming. All talented people would sense the fluctuations in his dreams, which would eventually lead to serious illness. , coma, or even madness.

(4) God of spiders, Atrak Nakya.

This part of the content has been swallowed up by dreams.

(4) The ancient.

Appears in Chapter 109, the fossil discovered by the scientific research team in the cave.

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(5) Shoggoths.

Appears in Chapter One Hundred and Eighteen.

A creature created by the ancients using the conditions of the Blue Star. It is suspected to be the ancestor of all existing creatures on the Blue Star. It has been enslaved by the ancients for hundreds of millions of years.

(6) The White Worm, Rulim Xaklos.

Appears at the end of Chapter 120.

Rulim Shaklos lives in a huge iceberg named Igils from another dimension. He looks like a fat white worm. There are only two eye sockets where the eyes were originally, and he is constantly dripping. A red blood clot the size of an eyeball, with a toothless and tongueless mouth in the center of its head. It has the ability to freeze. Everything it passes through will be frozen by the severe cold. Creatures that are killed by the extreme cold it brings will appear completely pale and will leave burning frostbite marks on their bodies. Moreover, No matter how high the temperature, these bodies cannot be burned to ashes.

(7) Lower-level independent race, ghouls.

Appears at the end of Chapter One Hundred and Sixty Four.

White Cat was too lazy to introduce it, so he searched for it himself.

(8) The swollen daughter.

Appears at the end of Chapter 168.

The Swollen Girl is one of the incarnations of Nyarlathotep. She looks like a pretty girl hiding her face with a fan. However, this is just an illusion caused by the fan. The true body behind it is a huge, bloated, tentacled, brain-shaped creature. Eating humanoids.

(9) The resident of darkness, Nyogda.

Appearing in Chapter 172, the protagonist sees the darkness sticking out of the corner of the attic after those three lines of grimoire.

Nyogda's body is composed of an unidentifiable black viscous substance that has some properties of fluids and is able to grow non-existent limbs to manipulate the surrounding environment.

(10) The essence of inflammation.

Appears at the end of Chapter 181, the incantation recited by Liu Xiuxiu.

The form of the Fire Spirit is like a blazing light; they are summoned with Cthugha when she is summoned to Earth (but they can also be summoned separately with another spell). Once summoned, the Fire Spirits will set fire to anything they touch.

The Fire Spirits are Cthurgia's subordinates and live with Cthurgia in the star Fomalhaut. They come when summoned and come to Earth with Cthugha; the Fire Spirit appears as a cloud of intelligent gas, or aura.

The method of summoning Cthurgia and the spirit of fire is recorded in the fragment of Seraino kept by Dr. Laban Thulethbelly.

(11) Earth-boring Demonic Insect.

Appeared in Chapter 224, Lily took out the eggs from the back of Zhao Rou's head.

The earth-boring devil is like a giant squid living in the soil. Their slender, worm-like bodies are always wrapped in mucus, and some kind of chant-like sound always accompanies these creatures.

These powerful diggers can live for up to a thousand years and fiercely protect their offspring; the burrowers have many unusual abilities that are unlike any other creature on the planet. The most important individual among them is the giant Shude Mel.

Any burrower in the growth stage can communicate telepathically, so they can get in touch with any individual of their own species and can perceive the thoughts of the other party no matter where they are. But only adult burrowers can telepathically control creatures of other races.

(12) Deep divers.

Appearing in Chapter 256, Liu Fusheng proposed using deep divers to feed Lily.

The deep divers are a humanoid race that live on the bottom of the sea. They have the appearance of a fish head and a body. The main color of the body is gray-green, but there is a white belly. The fingers of the limbs are webbed. The body is covered with scales. The eyes are as protruding as fish eyes. It does not close, and has gills on its neck. When moving on land, it uses two legs or four limbs to jump in. It is described in relevant classics as a frog-like fish or a fish-like frog, and its body will have a strong fishy smell. There are also many that are completely out of human form. Although seemingly imbecile, the deep divers are a highly intelligent race that will live forever unless killed. They trade fish and gold for human sacrifices with the island's residents.

Deep divers can give birth to hybrid offspring with humans. After the human beings who inherit the blood of "deep divers" are born, their appearance will be the same as ordinary people for a certain period of time, but they may be in contact with the same race or under extreme pressure. and other factors, causing the appearance to rapidly change into the unique frog-like appearance of the "deep diver" known as the "Innsmouth Look", and then gradually lost its human form as time went by.

(13) The one who lives in flames, Cthugha.

Appears in Liang Wan's dream at the beginning of Chapter 268.

Cthugha is one of the Old Ones who ruled the Blue Star in ancient times. It is speculated that she first visited the Earth four billion years ago. For Cthurgia, the Blue Star, which was still a sphere of hot lava in ancient times, was a comfortable place.

According to the legend mentioned in the "Book of the Dead", Cthurgia and her family have returned to live on the surface of the star Fomalhaut in the constellation Pisces Australis. We have no way of knowing whether it was because he lost interest in the blue star that had lost its heat and started to cool down, or because he was imprisoned and sealed by the ancient gods after his defeat, but he had left the earth a long time ago. Cthugha's spawn are the spirits of fire, and Phtagua, who is generally regarded as Cthugha's high priest, may also be its spawn.

(14) Maggot Man.

Appears in Chapter 283, small town residents.

(15) The outstanding Qingyan, the solemn Holy Lord, Tulzcha.

Appears in Chapter 287, the sacrificial scene in the underground cave.

Turzicha is an Outer God and one of the invisible dancers that surrounds the Halls of Azathoth, representing a primal cosmic energy. In some narratives, this energy is mistakenly reduced to things like death and life, order and chaos. In fact, the nature of these energies and the alien gods who control them are far beyond our understanding.

Tulzcha is more directly linked to the movement of stars and planets. Therefore, the rites and rituals for summoning him are planned for the autumnal equinox, summer solstice, winter solstice, or other astrologically important times.

The Green Flame Brotherhood is the main sect that believes in Turzicha. It is a global organization whose ultimate goal is to leave Blue Star and go to Turzicha.

(16) Xuanjun.

Out...out...out...appear...in...

(17) The one who cracked the ground, Xiu De. Mel.

Appearing at the end of Chapter 347, Xia Ren was attacked by Him on the way to the Dream Mirror.

Shude Mel is the supreme leader of the Earth-Drilling Demon Insect Clan. He is the largest in size and has the most evil personality.

Shude Mel is a gray monster with a huge body that is several miles long. Strange acid oozes out of its mouth from time to time, and weird acidic liquid leaks out at the same time. It possesses the characteristics of ordinary earth-burrowing demonic insects - burrowing into the ground, and the speed at which it digs and advances deep underground has reached an astonishing, almost unbelievable level.

Some legends claim that He was originally sealed under the city of G-Harun, similar to other Old Ones. But it was liberated a long time ago, but now Shude Mel and the earth-burrowing demon insects he commanded are still sealed under the Serak Tower in the Dreamland.

(18) The Cat General in Fantasyland

Appearing in Chapter 348, Xia Ren has just entered the dreamland.

Cats have the ability to jump in space in the dreamland. They can jump to the moon at any time and appear in most places on the earth. In addition, they have organized legions, led by the cat generals in the main stronghold.

(19) The great magician Ebon.

Appears in Chapter 349.

From the earth.

(20) Qiuqiu people.

Appears in Chapter 360.

The Qiuqiu people are a hybrid race formed by the mating of Milli Nigli created by Schaugnar Fagern and early humans. They evolved from generation to generation to form an independent human race, the Qiuqiu people; they have been around for generations. Dai lives deep in the plateau of Beizhou, where the twin evil gods hide.

(21) The Son of the Wind of Itacua.

Appears in Chapter 367.

One of Itakua's dependents, they look like humans when they are normal, but they will turn into giants that look like their father when they are angry.

(22) The great white god of silence, Itakua.

Appears in Chapter 371.

(23) Leng Spider.

Appears in Chapter 404.

They are giant purple spiders with wart-like things all over their bodies and bristles on their long legs. Its belly is mottled lilac, the front of its body is indigo, and the tips of its legs and claws are black.

Among the creatures of the Dreamland, the Cold Spider is intelligent, dangerous, and huge; many places in the valley of Leng Plains are completely covered with spider webs. Most Cold Spiders worship Atrak Nak'a.

Although cold spiders are intelligent, they not only do not cooperate with each other, but are even cannibalistic; if bitten by a cold spider, it will be injected with fatal venom. It is said that there are also very huge cold spiders.