Wasn't their role to be the big boss, the great villain, the ones born to be beaten?
It was just that they used to be mere background characters. Now that transmigrators had arrived, they'd become bosses—or perhaps just minor enemies.
In truth, if they were ordinary transmigrators, it wouldn't matter much. The Four Gods had naturally learned from historical records that those transmigrators weren't necessarily capable of stirring up much trouble.
Maybe they were the protagonists.
But things were different now. This wasn't a transmigrator still in the process of growing stronger, but a powerful being who had already reached their full potential and established an organization spanning multiple universes.
After grasping the current situation, even the Four Gods couldn't help but scoff!
The multiverse was real. It truly existed. This world wasn't the only universe.
Since the world of Naruto was real, what about the other works of fiction from ancient Terra?
After conducting in-depth research,
soon, on a certain planet,
a group of cultists who worshiped Tzeentch began performing a ritual to summon Nyarlathotep, under Tzeentch's personal instruction.
Since these imagined worlds all existed, then those strange, even absurdly powerful, Great Old Ones should exist too.
Just like him, Tzeentch: in other worlds, he was fictional, nonexistent. But in truth, he existed.
If so, then...
Hahahaha!!!
Tzeentch thought it was all very interesting, so he decided to try summoning the supernatural beings from ancient Terra's fictional works.
Though even he couldn't say for certain whether the summoning would succeed.
After all, he couldn't answer the summons of believers in other worlds, or even know whether those worlds had any believers. If not for the transmigrator's arrival this time—and the fact that this transmigrator had brought supernatural powers from another universe—
he wouldn't have believed that the worlds