Lost All Magic and Fell Into Cthulhu's Embrace

Synopsis: [Unspeakable, Old One (Dom) x Powerless Elf Warlock (Sub), Protagonist-centric 1v1]

Miel was framed by his kin, lost all his magic, and fell into an abyss where an Old One slumbered, believing death was certain.

However, when he opened his eyes, he saw a face so stunningly handsome it made him fail his SAN check. But the lower half of this person was entirely composed of brightly colored tentacles.

"How is it? Isn't my avatar perfect? How human-like is it?" This person actually had the gall to ask him.

Miel stared at the other party's lower half for a moment, then seriously evaluated: "Although I'm not human, if I recall correctly, a human's lower half doesn't look like that."

"Let me see yours." The other party said, reaching to pull down his pants, and successfully received a slap mark.

After weighing the pros and cons, Miel made a decision: "Lend me your power, and I'll let you see."

"Then let's sign a contract."

From then on, the continent of Riye had one less magic-less废柴 (wasteful) mage and one more powerful warlock backed by Cthulhu. All who dared to harm him would face the wrath of the Sleeping God, the Lord of R'lyeh, the Great Cthulhu.

Cthulhu (Gong) vs Miel (Shou), Old One (Dom) vs Elf Warlock (Sub), Protagonist-centric 1v1.

The full name of Cthulhu is "The Great Cthulhu." In the beginning, Cthulhu only awoke one tentacle, with limited power. As more parts awaken, he will become stronger.

Cthulhu has multiple avatars, each with a different appearance and personality. They can split and merge at any time (memories can be shared at any time, so it's closer to multiple personalities than dissociative identity disorder).

Cthulhu has some overbearing avatars, but there are no forced romantic scenes throughout the novel, because if he were to force anything, the protagonist would kill himself for him to see.

Yes, the protagonist can be revived an infinite number of times. This novel features COC RPG-style plot arrangements, not a traditional sweet and refreshing novel, but both sweetness and excitement will be present (Note: It is not a horror novel; the charm of the Cthulhu Mythos lies in the unknown, not horror).

There will be various Old Ones, Outer Gods, and DND world gods making guest appearances. Trigger Warning: Chapter 79 describes Dindell's past, which contains a scene where Dindell is forced. Readers who dislike this type of plot should purchase with caution.