The indescribable thing slowly grew larger before the Coral Monster's eyes. Having been converted from a state of absolute madness into a direct follower, the Coral Monster had a profound understanding of chaos and madness.
Drawing close to Cthulhu once again, the madness suppressed within its heart became unstoppable, surging through and squeezing everything inside its body.
Finally, the last thread of the Coral Monster's sanity snapped, and it embraced absolute madness once more.
As a follower of Cthulhu, it had no regrets. Madness and disorder were what it sought; that day had simply arrived ahead of schedule.
Ke Meng watched the Coral Monster go mad. Madness was not the end. He would harvest its soul again, drain the maddening information from it, then turn it back into a direct follower.
The whole process was completed in the blink of an eye. After all, his true form was doing the work.
The Coral Monster left in a daze. Once its consciousness digested that wave of chaotic information, it would become stronger than ever.
Ke Meng turned his eyes toward the black Black Jade Stone lying beneath his tentacles. The light it emitted was not black, but a riot of colors.
Anything capable of storing god-level memories was no ordinary object. What occupied Ke Meng's thoughts was how to read the memories inside the Black Jade Stone.
Logically speaking, there should have been something near R'lyeh that could help Cthulhu break the seal. Otherwise, when the players finally came to take on Ke Meng, surely he wouldn't have to stand there like a wooden post and let them beat him up.
That would offer no gameplay experience whatsoever. The game designers probably wouldn't design it that way.
If the boss of a second playthrough could never move, Ke Meng would definitely