Evening Bell Church.

Chapter 428 The Legend of R'lyeh
"What are you looking at?" Shirley felt a strange look in Su Ge's eyes.

Su Ge recovered and smiled: "Happy."

"Happy because I humiliated it?" There was a smile on the corner of Shirley's lips.

Su Ge nodded.

Shirley didn't say much, and continued to eat the last piece of beef.

The scene doesn't know why, it's kind of warm.

Compared with the warmth of the two of them, the hall was very awkward.

The middle-aged man's expression was very ugly at this time, and he sat there sullenly, squeezing the wine glass tightly with veins in his palms.

Meanwhile, the other people who were just about to make a move gradually calmed down and watched the scene in secret.

As a gentleman, he is very concerned about his own face. A perfect gentleman should always be so elegant and calm, without being rejected or losing his composure.

Two minutes later, the middle-aged man took a deep breath and left the restaurant with his expression gradually restored.

As soon as he walked out of the restaurant, he said to a man who looked like a crew member with a gloomy face, "Find out the identities of those two people, especially that woman."

"Yes!" The crew nodded respectfully, glanced at Su Ge and Shirley and left quickly.

Here, Su Ge took a glance, and wiped his mouth after eating the last mouthful of fish soup: "It seems that I can't avoid the cliché?"

"What cliche plot?"

"Walking with peerless beauties, being spotted by powerful people, and then pretending to be pigs and tigers, one by one pretending to be slapped in the face, under the watchful eyes of everyone, the hero saves the beauty and sits on the beauties." Su Ge said casually.

Shirley blinked her eyes: "Is this cliché? According to so many human novels I've read, this kind of drastic reversal is very novel and exciting."

"...The author's thinking in this era is really barren." Su Ge complained a little speechlessly.

After lunch, the two left the dining room under the gaze of many people, and walked along the corridor on the side of the ship to the wide deck in front of the hull.

At this time, some people gathered at a corner of the edge of the deck, and among them was a young man in a dark blue suit.

At this time, the young man is holding a book in one hand and a pen in the other, and he is talking about something eloquently with expressive expressions.

After the two approached, they just heard the young man saying:

"...Cthulhu lives in the city under the sea, R'lyeh. According to many legends, it is the center of the world and the starting point of salvation. It is rumored that Cthulhu is the god of sleep, and can be given through dreams. Believe in the power of his believers. In some remote coastal tribes, many people worship Cthulhu, thinking that he can bless them in the sea. I have been to several villages, and there are even rumored descendants of Cthulhu. They seem to be a group of degenerated murlocs, between fish and humans, they are powerful in the sea, but very weak on land..."

Hearing the young man's words became more and more mysterious, the people around immediately left without interest.

Most of these elites only believe in technotheism, and even a large part of them don't believe in the existence of mystery.

If the bard was talking about legends they hadn't heard at the beginning, then when it came to the murlocs, it was the bard who made it up.

They have no interest in such unrealistic fantasies.

"Hey! Don't go! Don't go! What I said is true! Why don't you believe it! There really are murlocs!" Seeing this, the young man became anxious.

It's a pity that these people have no interest in the stories he wrote himself.

The crowd dispersed quickly, and Su Ge was very surprised to hear it.

Shirley said calmly: "What's so good about a big octopus?"

Su Ge said calmly: "Of course the big octopus is not very interesting, but those murlocs are more interesting."

"Murloc? Deep diver?" At this moment Albert's voice came.

Su Ge turned his head and watched Albert walking over with a smile.

"Well, do you know about deep divers?" Su Ge asked with a nod.

Albert responded: "The deep divers are almost the first batch of family members to be discovered, and they only need 33 points of spiritual vision to see them. Various organizations have a lot of research on the deep divers."

"What about Cthulhu and Lalyye?" Su Ge asked.

At the mention of these two names, Albert's smile froze immediately, and then he sighed: "These two names are usually linked to some bad things, so it's worth not mentioning them."

Hearing this, Su Ge suddenly became more interested, and said with a smile: "Since this is the case, it is even more appropriate to talk about it. We have been searching for information about these gods for many years."

Hearing the word "we", Albert immediately thought of the terrifyingly powerful mysterious organization behind Su Ge.

According to the three major churches, this church will be the core means to fight against those outer gods in the future, and its status can be compared to the abyss of the wolf blood army, and the city of disaster that does not fall into the fortress.

Albert said: "There are many legends about Cthulhu, but this god has always been mysterious. We don't know what kind of existence he is, and we don't know whether he belongs to the outside world or not. Those evil gods. Although they are well-known, the relevant information is very scarce. We only know that the deep divers believe in this god, and his divine power is related to the ocean and dreams."

"There are cults that seem to believe in this one deity, and the most frequent phrase with this deity is 'when the stars are right'."

Hearing this, Su Ge asked casually: "What happens when the stars are right? Is the world destroyed?"

Albert nodded: "It really is the destruction of the world."

"It's so old-fashioned, do they really think that other gods are dry food? If you want to destroy the world, you must first pass the level of the March Goddess." Su Ge sneered.

Albert smiled: "Yeah, so almost no one pays attention to them."

"Where's R'lyeh?"

Albert smiled and said: "This existence is the same as whether the god Cthulhu exists. According to legend, Cthulhu lives in the depths of the sea, the city of the ocean, Raliyah. Its existence is the same as that of worship Like London City, and the tower at the end of the world, no one can prove that they really existed."

There was a hint of mystery at the corner of Su Ge's mouth: "If you don't prove it, it doesn't mean they don't exist."

He has already been to the legendary city of Byron.

If this is the case, R'lyeh must exist, but human beings don't know where it is.

"By the way! Speaking of R'lyye, there is a horrible incident in the past." Albert said suddenly.

Su Ge said: "You say."

"A cultist once held a summoning ceremony in a small fishing village, hoping to summon the God of the Sea to bestow endless knowledge."

"The result is that everyone in the small fishing village has mutated and fallen into madness."

"This means that the cultist's summoning was successful?" Su Ge was taken aback.

Albert nodded solemnly: "Yes, they summoned an inhuman great existence from the sea. It is rumored that that great existence came from La'lyeh."

"and after?"

"Later, in order to obtain more knowledge, they enshrined that great existence away from the sea. After that, that great existence died at the hands of those cultists."

"They killed the god they summoned?" Su Ge was surprised.

Such behavior is completely incomprehensible in terms of this worldview.

Albert shook his head: "It was not intentional killing, but because of excessive demands and being away from the sea. Those cultists fell into huge self-blame and self-doubt, and then they sent his body back the sea."

"But no matter how many times or how far they sent the body out, the body would come back on the third day. This continued for three years."

"Three years later, after countless wanderings, that great existence gave birth to a child."

"Have given birth to a child after being dead for three years?" Su Ge's expression became even weirder when he heard this.

Albert nodded: "That deformed child has indescribable terrifying power and curse. He cursed everyone in the small fishing village and their descendants. When we and the church found out, it had become a terrifying inhuman land, and the curse continues to spread."

"The results of it?"

"The result was that the three major churches joined forces to completely seal that place."

"What about the deformed child?"

Albert said with an extremely solemn face: "The church joined forces to crusade four times, and four rulers died four times. Finally, it was judged that the deformed child had entered the realm of the gods. Although it was very weak, it was not ours. accessible to humans."

Su Ge became very interested and hurriedly asked, "Where is that place?"

Albert shook his head bitterly: "I can't say it, I can't remember it, let alone write it, because we all signed the contract."

"Like the incident in the ancient city of Ya?"

"It's more serious than the ancient city." Albert said very seriously.

Su Ge fell into deep contemplation.

Shirley on the side suddenly said, "It's a disgusting fishy smell."

Su Ge followed her gaze and turned his head to look, and seemed to see a huge shadow flashing past in the sea.

"What is that!?" Su Ge trembled in his heart.

Shirley rolled his eyes at him and said, "It's just a whale."

"Then what fishy smell are you talking about?" Su Ge asked with a frown.

Shirley said casually, "I don't like it when you frown and think wildly, scaring you."

"........."

Albert warned with a solemn face: "I advise you, the only thing is not to investigate too much. The curse is indescribably terrifying. According to records, all the priests who participated in the operation were cursed, and it was a curse of blood. , going on and on forever.”

"Is it similar to giving birth without a butthole?" Su Ge asked casually.

Albert didn't know that it was a curse word, so he thought about it very seriously, and replied seriously: "Although it is not as vicious as this curse, it is much more serious and troublesome than this one."

"How serious?"

"The shape is mutated, and the mind is lost. It can be said that when the baby is born, the baby is no longer a human being."

"The curse of blood...has indeed reached the height of a god." Su Ge remembered the Guinness family who had a relationship with the great god of death.

(End of this chapter)