Wenren Sheng had many thoughts, but they all arose in an instant.
Verifying it was simple. He only had to see whether that boy would come to kill him.
So he pointed a finger, and Earth Dragon died.
The white-haired boy stared fixedly in his direction, his eyes carrying a trace of madness and resentment.
That was a common premise in the Cthulhu Mythos: when these irrational beings encountered even the slightest defiance, their fury and arrogance would be laid bare.
For instance, the Yog-Sothoth Spawn that chose to kill its own birth mother over a single remark.
They possessed none of humanity's morality or kindness, only madness and brutality.
Their sole purpose in living was to possess and call for the return of the Old Ones.
Afterward, Dafflin came over to thank him again.
Since no one had died, this time he did not heed Cthulhu's summons. Instead, he directly activated his Strange Seed to block the external contamination.
Countless mad whispers came every day. Fortunately, he was not an Ordinary Person.
Then the family of five lived happily together.
Wenren Sheng continued observing them.
The white-haired boy appeared quiet and low-key, never saying an extra word.
But whenever night fell, he never slept in bed. Instead, he muttered to himself.
More than half a month later, on a night with a full moon, the boy secretly left his room at the Wilderness Hotel and came to the side of a pool.
The same stars and the same great circle.
This time, Wenren Sheng had already understood how it worked.
After the boy left to search for a sacrifice, he reached his hand into that ritual.
``` "You discovered a summoning ritual for a Chaos Omniscience Spawn." "You obtained a tiny portion of the mysterious knowledge of Time-Space Reversal."