They all call me an Outer God.

What does the real R'lyeh look like?
No one knows for sure. Anyway, no one in Lia has ever seen it. It's not impossible that someone built some cities on the seabed, filled them with all sorts of random people, and called them ancient cities or the slumbering place of evil gods.

Some things cannot be observed by appearances alone. For example, people thought there were gods in the sky and their palaces, but after landing on the moon, it was declared that there was nothing there.

Perhaps those beings reside on the far side of the moon, watching humanity's every move, observing them draw conclusions and celebrate with champagne halfway through their lives.

No one knows the truth, but right now, Ria is idly half-opening his eyes, chewing on something that is a parasite that has crawled into his mouth. It is actually a kind of shellfish, but its shell is so small that it is mistaken for a worm.

They taste pretty good.

The youth swallowed them to replenish his strength, and the buildings in his field of vision became clearer.

"In the eternal mansion, R'lyeh, Cthulhu sleeps in your sleep."

Lia muttered something to herself, then struggled to sit up, and the parasitic shellfish on her body vanished in an instant.

He patted his clothes, stood up, and excitedly took a few steps back in order to see the original appearance of this legendary ancient city.

It must be said that this is an incredibly vast city, completely submerged at the bottom of the sea. The city's structure resembles futuristic art, and the building structures are so unusual that they completely contradict Euclidean geometry.

Its unprecedented spatial structure and dimensional dimensions evoke a strong sense of aversion and discomfort. These buildings are constructed from enormous green stone that could not possibly have come from a human-inhabited place, along with dazzling megalithic carvings, magnificent statues, and ornate reliefs.

The entire city exudes a strong sense of uncleanliness, like a painting from a nightmare, filled with terror and unease.

Just looking at it is like facing a bizarre-looking behemoth that is staring at you without moving, trying to drag you into an abyss of madness and sin.

The ancient inhabitants also exist here, but unlike those outside, they have no human characteristics whatsoever. Their appearance is indescribable and beyond description. In the deep sea, they will only evolve to become even more bizarre.

"This is the real... R'lyeh."

Ria became increasingly excited. Just looking at all this, countless artistic inspirations kept flooding his mind. Perhaps he could build more buildings of unusual styles here, or even paint an abstract painting with the blood of some unfortunate fellow.

But now, Ria simply walked quietly inside and then spread her arms out—

"boom!!!!!!!!!!"

An unprecedentedly loud explosion engulfed everything.

……

In a palace somewhere in R'lyeh, a yellow figure stood, its tentacles writhing beneath it, carving yellow seals on the doors.

However, the next second, He suddenly stopped his movements and reached out as if to feel the ripples of the seawater.

Not long after, the man covered his head and couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Hehehe... Haha ...

"What a vengeful guy. Why did you have to mess with him of all people?"

"Do you think black market memes would easily take things as jokes? Their words are all contracts, especially since you stopped him from taking your city and made the Corpse Whale explode in front of him."

"Then you've really angered him... If this person says he's going to self-destruct, he definitely will, without giving you any chance to react."

It's likely that Ria had already discovered the ancient city wasn't R'lyeh, and he was waiting for the moment he could truly enter R'lyeh so he could give its inhabitants a huge surprise. Surprise!

On that day, the underwater earthquake had never been so severe, so severe that the tectonic plates were torn apart. Even though this place was in another dimension, reality was still greatly affected.

The storm on the sea swept everything away, with gales and torrential rain, thunder and lightning, like the great flood at the beginning of creation, the seawater about to engulf everything.

As if sensing something, Little Swarth, who was on the surface of the sea, suddenly plunged into the water and rushed towards the seabed like an arrow released from a bow. Delos watched all this with a very complicated look in his eyes.

Somewhere, a group of Hephaestus were fighting each other, but suddenly stopped.

They never imagined that Ria would choose to blow up R'lyeh; this extreme and unexpected action even instilled a sense of fear in them.

And wasn't he going to stop the resurgence of the old and reinforce the seal? Wasn't he worried that the seal would be broken by the aftershocks of the explosion if he just self-destructed in R'lyeh?

Perhaps they have all overlooked a major problem.

Ria Kercha was an uncontrollable person from the very beginning, like a time bomb with a hidden countdown, which could explode at any moment.

One second they might seem to agree to a request to stop the sun from reviving and to prevent a natural disaster, but the next second they could directly trigger one.

"Compared to us, how come he seems more like chaos itself?"

The clones were completely baffled.

The waves have already surged toward the land, and coastal cities in various countries can feel the towering waves engulfing them.

In this situation, if nothing is done, the land will be swallowed up. Right now, all parties are no longer concerned with civil war, conflicts of interest, or colonial plunder. All of these have become nothing but bubbles in the face of a real natural disaster.

At this moment, people finally understood that natural disasters were their only enemy. Everything else was so insignificant in the face of the most primal calamity, and people's struggles seemed so ridiculous in the face of such power.

"Everyone, evacuate the coast immediately! All superhumans, get to shore immediately to defend against the tsunami! I don't care what your disputes are, if you don't defend against the tsunami now, you're doomed!"

Various countries immediately issued orders to the superhumans, and the secret agencies provided them with mysterious items without reservation.

Cranbea, the capital of Endeleurs.

Mentor Ivand stood atop the palace, sensing the unusual airflow around him.

The new queen stood behind him.

“Mentor, you are an absolute sage. With just your command, we can directly activate the Ark sealed by the Order Association.”

"No, no need."

Ivan shook his head and smiled helplessly, "This little commotion was just a small prank by my student."

"A prank...?" Golis couldn't understand at all. The terrifying power of those giant waves was such that they could be seen from the mainland, and yet her mentor only called it a prank when it was a danger that could wipe out humanity.

(End of this chapter)