Those Unspeakable Things sleeping inside the flesh planets and still constantly growing might have shown such signs because they contained a trace of Styx's will.
The special rules radiating from their bodies were actually showing signs of spreading beyond this universe.
Styx's eyes flickered. If this continued, these Cthulhu Evil Gods might be able to pass through the universe they inhabited and influence other normal universes.
This would cause the normal Living Beings influenced by them to mutate into bizarre Cthulhu Creatures.
They could then use the bodies of those creatures to invade other universes and transform more universes into Cthulhu Universes.
Styx instinctively wanted to intervene, but after thinking it over, he gave up on the idea.
Regardless of the world, nothing had ever been entirely black or white. Where there was righteousness, there was evil.
If the gods of the Cthulhu World truly began invading other worlds,
then, out of an instinct for self-preservation, those worlds would also use Fortune to nurture powerful beings capable of restraining the Cthulhu Evil Gods and safeguarding their own universes.
With the threat posed by these Unspeakable Things, the Living Beings in the Mortal Realm might work even harder to improve themselves.
They would add more reserve forces to the Great Wilderness, and among them, geniuses no weaker than the First-generation Innate Divine Beings might even be born.
They would drive the advancement of their own worlds, adding more powerful beings to the Great Wilderness.
For the time being, Styx no longer paid attention to this Flesh Cthulhu World, which was in the midst of advancement.
He casually grabbed a Three-colored Lotus Seed that was likewise on the verge of exploding and began imprinting new ideas into it.
After the success of the Flesh Cthulhu World, Styx's thinking became even broader.
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