mygo, but Cthulhu

"Boss, I don't mean to sympathize or ridicule you, but your financial situation is the worst among us, and you've already lost your part-time job."

"Furthermore, since your father has passed away, you, as a minor, have lost your guardian. If you don't quickly find a new guardian, the Toyokawa family will certainly be happy to take this opportunity to have you return to them... and you obviously won't agree to that, right?"

"...You are right, these two points are indeed serious problems."

Xiangzi nodded after a moment of silence, and seeing that she was not as stubborn as before, Miao Meng couldn't help but smile, then gently extended her hand to her.

"Well, I have a solution that can solve both of these problems...as long as you are willing to accept it, Xiangzi."

"any solution?"

"It's to let me be your guardian, Xiangzi. Since Ms. Tsuzuki has already warned the Toyokawa family, they won't compete with me, and I can also use hacking methods to make it reasonable."

Miao Meng explained softly,

"In this case, Xiangzi, you can also live with me. After all, it's a bit too dangerous for you to live alone in a place like that."

"Of course, I understand, Xiangzi, that you certainly don't want me to help you all the time. It just so happens that I've actually been needing an assistant. Xiangzi, you're undoubtedly a very smart person, and I believe you'll be able to handle this job very quickly."

"I can too... Um, sorry, Xiangzi, I don't think I'm an adult yet..."

Chu Hua subconsciously wanted to raise his hand at this time, but then he realized his age and sighed in frustration.

After thinking for a moment, Toyokawa Shoko nodded sincerely in the surprised look of Miao Meng.

"I have no reason not to accept it. Thank you very much for your help, Ruomai."

"...Xiangzi, do you accept this now?"

"You think I'll refuse?"

"I actually think this possibility is quite high. After all, you care a lot about your self-respect and not owing favors to others, right? I thought you still didn't want to agree."

Ruomai nodded in agreement, and Toyokawa Shoko smiled wryly after a moment of silence.

"Indeed, I was probably very reluctant to accept this offer in the past, but now I'm beginning to understand that accepting help isn't shameful. While other people's sympathy and pity are certainly unbearable for me, they react this way because they care about me."

"Would I be happy if everyone treated me coldly and judged me as a commodity? Of course not. I'm also happy for your help. I care about you just as much. As long as I can repay your help, then there's nothing to worry about... This is what I'm thinking now."

"...That sounds really good."

After a moment of silence, Ruomai smiled with a complicated expression. She hesitated for a moment and finally

Finally, he spoke softly.

"Since you've said that, Xiangzi, I also have something to tell you, because I now believe that we are companions who can rely on each other."

"Half a year ago, my family had an accident while visiting me. The only one who survived was my younger brother, but he also got addicted to drugs and became crazy, constantly muttering about murlocs and monsters."

"I wanted to cure him, and only when he truly regained his sanity could he tell me what happened. Therefore, I found the leader of a sect, Mei Zhuxuan, and in the process, I happened to run into his daughter. That's why Mei Zhulan was so wary of me."

"Although modern medicine can't eradicate drugs, the magic he possesses does have that potential. In order to help him determine the specific method, I obtained two human sacrifices from the Bai Lu family for use in the magic experiment after drug injection."

"...Of course, I'm aware that everything I did was a form of cruelty. Even though those human sacrifices were already deformed individuals from generations of inbreeding, this clearly isn't an excuse."

Then, Yutenji Wakamu extended his hand to them.

"But even so, I don't intend to change my decision... Are you going to deny me? Or are you willing to help me?"

She originally thought they would hesitate for at least ten seconds, but a moment later, she saw Toyokawa Shoko holding her hand seriously.

"Of course we have to help you, Amoris. Even if it means taking your life, you are more important to us. Let these puppets of ours be soaked in sin. Even so, we will never abandon any of them."

"Yes, it's better to say that I have committed more sins than all of you. Since you haven't abandoned me, I will certainly persist."

Hailing smiled, and Mu and Chuhua nodded without hesitation.

"As long as Xiang decides, I have no problem with it."

"Do you still need to think? Of course we are together!"

"Yes, because we are birds of a feather. But from now on, we are not coming together simply for the sake of self-interest. We are moving forward hand in hand out of our common selfishness."

Toyokawa Shoko laughed with emotion.

"We are puppets, but we are also human. In this new and terrifying world, we cannot continue without being mentally prepared to hurt others... We will not stoop to the point of having no bottom line, but we cannot still cling to naive compassion."

"Let us help you together, Ruomai, because together we are avemujica."

Chapter 64 Panic Discovery

"Hello everyone, my name is Chihaya Aine, from Japan, and I'm very happy to meet you..."

In class, Aine nervously tried to introduce herself, but her English kept coming out haltingly for some reason. Most of her classmates' expressions turned from curiosity to disinterest, and some had already started talking about other things with their heads down.

Oh, this is terrible, why am I so scared...

Aine's body couldn't help but tremble. She couldn't help but regret her rash decision at this moment, but since she was here, she could only bite the bullet and continue.

Even though she thought so, Aiyin felt dizzy and her ears were buzzing due to excessive tension. She could hear the teacher's intermittent and vague voice of concern from the side.

And in the midst of the chaos, Aiyin suddenly met a pair of unusually calm eyes. There was no indifference or scrutiny in them. Inside the dark green pupils was gentle encouragement, like a piece of emerald.

"I, I really like eating sandwiches. Although my English is not very good yet, I will work hard. I hope everyone will give me some advice."

Under the gaze of those eyes, Aine suddenly calmed down for some reason. She quickly finished her next words and bowed deeply. After being stunned for a moment, her classmates applauded in welcome, which made Aine feel relieved.

She tried to steady her steps and walked down quickly. After she sat down in her seat, she heard gentle comfort from her side.

"It's okay, An. You introduced yourself very well. Some people were even more nervous than you."

"Thank you, Aya. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have been able to hold on."

Aine turned to look at her distant black-haired relative beside her and smiled with genuine gratitude, while also gently correcting her pronunciation.

"But my name is Aine, not An-oh."

"Really? I'm so sorry, I can't pronounce it right now."

Aya smiled helplessly, and then attended the class with Aine. She helped Aine understand the teacher's lectures so that the latter could take good notes.

Aiyin originally often felt that she couldn't fit in in this strange place, but after she gradually got to know the distant relative who invited her and became friends with her, this feeling of loneliness disappeared.

Aya was especially kind to her. Not only was she willing to patiently encourage her, she also took the trouble to help her overcome her shyness in speaking. Ain was so touched that she even had some doubts about her sexual orientation.

However, she soon discovered that people in the school more or less didn't want to interact with Aya. She didn't understand why, but Aya explained the reason with a completely indifferent attitude.

"My full name is Aya Marsh. My ancestral home is in Innsmouth. It used to be a strange and eerie fishing village, but after the FBI arrested most of the residents, it gradually became a ruin."

"There's a rumor in Arkham that the people there, especially the Marsh family, are all freak hybrids mixed with monsters. They're ugly and terrifying. The FBI didn't disclose the truth to avoid causing panic, but most of the people there were secretly executed."

"This is all nonsense!"

After she finished speaking, Aiyin quickly made a conclusion without hesitation. She glanced at Aya's delicate face and shook her head firmly.

"Aiya, you are so beautiful, how can you be ugly? And you are so nice to me, I don't believe you are a monster."

“Haha, as expected, Aine would say that.”

Aya was stunned for a moment and couldn't help laughing, but her dark green eyes were still calm, without any ripples.

"But, Aine, are you really sure?"

"Of course……"

Ain was halfway through her words when the next moment her head suddenly twisted and melted into a bloody mouth. Its fangs spread and multiplied wildly, biting Ain's upper body into pieces.

"What now? Are you sure?"

"what!"

Aiyin screamed and rolled off the bed. Then the clear pain brought her back to reality. She struggled for a long time before she could barely get up from the ground. She was stunned for a long time before she realized that it was just a nightmare.

"It's really scary... Sigh, I haven't been able to sleep well since I found out those things are real."

Aine sighed, she picked up her phone to check the time, but at the same time she saw a message from a familiar person light up on the screen.

"Aine, how are you doing lately? You looked panicked when you left. Have you recovered now?"

...It's Aya,

When Aine realized this, she subconsciously recalled the horrific scenes from her nightmare, but she quickly shook her head vigorously, shaking those images out of her mind.

Wake up, Chihaya Aine, this is just a nightmare. Even if this world is not so normal, your friends will not suddenly turn into monsters.

She nodded slightly after she figured it out and picked up her phone.

I replied to Aya's message.

"Thank you for your concern. I'm much better now. I just encountered a lot of things recently, so I'm still a little tired."

"What happened? I'd love to be your tree hole."

"This one……"

After thinking about the principle of secrecy, Aiyin was about to make up an excuse, but soon Aya sent her a message that surprised her.

"Is it because of something strange that is hard to explain with common sense?"

"Aiya, how did you know?!"

"Calm down. There are a lot of mysterious rumors in the University of Michigan. I'm also a person involved. I've actually had my suspicions about this for a long time."

"Of course, I had no way of being certain of my thoughts before I saw those monsters with my own eyes... But now I know, Aine, the rumors about my family are true. The Marsh family is indeed a hybrid with fish-man monsters, and I am not human."

"What... No, Aya, this is definitely not true. Don't be so sure yet. Maybe there's something else we don't know about."

Aine responded quickly and eagerly, while Aya continued to send messages calmly.

"No, I'm now certain that their admiration for me is genuine. Even after I killed a few monsters, they still didn't dare to kill me."

"After I rejected them, they disappeared from around Arkham. Eventually, I discovered their last traces led to Japan... Aine, from today on, you must be extra careful. Be wary of people with strange faces and those who smell like fish. Don't treat them as such."

"I'll be coming to you soon. Of course, I might die in the process, and I'll try my best to destroy my phone before I die. But if you can't contact me for more than two days, and if the messages I send you have any typos or are obviously weird, delete me immediately and don't believe anything I say."

"Did you remember that, Aine?"

"I, I remember it."

Aine's mind was a little confused. She sent a message tremblingly, wanting to ask but not knowing what to ask. A moment later, another message appeared on the screen.

"Great, I've already booked a flight to Tokyo. I'll contact you when I get to the airport."

"I understand...you must be careful."

Ain sent the message solemnly, and Aya responded seriously, then said that she was going to turn off her phone. For safety reasons, Ain should not contact her again before she sent a message.

After putting down her phone, Aiyin was still a little confused. She really didn't understand why she had encountered such a strange thing just this morning... Were there really merfolk in the world? Was there really a hybrid between the Marsh family and them?

Aine sighed, feeling a headache for the difficult challenge ahead. She turned around and prepared to eat first, but the next moment, a thought suddenly flashed through her mind, causing her to tremble and lose her balance, falling heavily to the ground.

The pain came again, but Aiyin had no time to care. She panicked and struggled to get up. She quickly rummaged through the boxes and drawers to find the blood relationship certificate that Aya had sent her a long time ago. She stared at the conclusion on it with wide eyes.

Her grandfather is Aya's grandfather, but after he got Aine's grandmother pregnant, he didn't stay in Japan. Instead, he returned to the United States to start a new family... Does she also have Marsh family blood?!

Chaos Vortex: Release Notes

It's on the shelves now. To be honest, I'm quite surprised that there are so many comments about it. After all, I know that this type of book is a bit unpopular, but seeing that everyone likes it, I'm very happy.

I need to warn you in advance that there will probably be a lot of blades later on. If you are not interested in cruel plots, please consider whether to continue reading.

Finally, I hope that the collections I lose won’t be too many, although this book doesn’t have many collections to begin with (

Chapter 65 Sadness

Aiyin's memory after that was vague. She only remembered that when she stumbled down the stairs, her mother was frightened by her extremely pale face and screamed. If she hadn't mechanically repeated that she was fine, her mother would definitely have called 119 directly.

She couldn't tell her parents about this, so she could only force herself to pretend that nothing was wrong and comfort herself with her father who hadn't changed at all.

It's okay, Aine, you don't have to worry. Even if you are far from being human, since your father is a normal person, then you must be a normal person too... at least on the outside.

She tried to comfort herself, but her mind was still in a mess. When she came to her senses, she realized that she had subconsciously walked into the classroom. Deng wanted to greet her, but when he saw her depressed expression, he couldn't help but look worried.

"Good morning...Are you okay, little Ai'ai? You look miserable."

"I...I'm fine."

Aine forced a smile, but her disguise obviously couldn't fool the sharp-eyed Deng. She pursed her lips hesitantly, but still made up her mind to continue asking.

"What happened? Xiao Ai, you really don't look okay. Did you encounter any problems? I will definitely do my best to help you, Xiao Ai."

Sorry, tomorin, you really can't help me with this.

Aiyin smiled bitterly, sighed silently, and finally just shook her head.

"...I'm sorry, tomorin, I'm really fine, don't worry about it."

Before Deng spoke, she sat down in her seat, leaned over the table and buried her head deeply in her arms. It was the first time she made such a listless gesture in front of Deng.