Chaos and Order

Evenson felt as though Hubbs had moved into his chest and was clawing and scratching at his heart.

Nyarlathotep had set aside the matter of pressing the Titans for now, only to reveal that she had been the one to pioneer the Eredar's contact with Fel. The others could barely get a word in now, while Evenson desperately wanted her to leave at once. Yet not only had she shown no intention of leaving, she had even lured the couple in his household into eagerly clinging to her thigh. With things this tangled, how was he supposed to wrap it up?!

Ugh, my head hurts!

Evenson's head felt ready to explode, but Nyarlathotep seemed to be thoroughly enjoying all of this, an inscrutable smile constantly lingering at the corners of her mouth. "You once used your meager imagination to speculate over the hierarchy among the Three Pillars. I clearly told you that our positions were equal. But if we are talking about importance, then I am the most important one."

Evenson said nothing, because he truly had no idea what to say. Who the hell knew which of the three of them was more important? Whatever you say goes. If you ask me something like that, even if I were a contrarian, I'd be instantly beaten back into my original form.

"Though I never multiplied as Shub-Niggurath did, producing countless descendants and becoming the origin of all life and civilization... Well, that is only because I do not have that hobby. Even now, I cannot understand what is so fun about having children."

"Um..." Klayya hesitated for a moment before raising her hand and asking softly, "But without producing offspring, one is incomplete, isn't one? The continuation of a species seems to be the most basic instinct of all life."