Across countless worlds: Yearning to become a giant of light.

Chapter 96 Ultraman Tiga: Shit?!
"Is there such a thing?"

When Chen Lin received a message from Rikka Takarada on his phone, he showed a surprised expression. It wasn't that there was anything wrong with the appearance of Kyoukai elements on the Ultraman Tiga set, but the keywords were too dense.

The most classic example is Miskatonic University, a place that produces many tabletop RPG geniuses (investigators), and the tabletop RPG trio—the Old Mark, the Friend, and the Crowbar.

[Chen Lin?]
[Is there something wrong with these two clubs?]
Because Chen Lin didn't reply to the message for a long time, Rikka Takarada thought that he had seen through some terrible conspiracy behind it.

[Yes, there are, but it's not a big problem...]
Upon seeing this, Chen Lin replied using the Chaos bracelet, saying that he would go over to check on her later and that she shouldn't worry.

Okay~ (smiley face)
Seeing the smiley face emoji sent by Rikka Takarada, Chen Lin couldn't help but smile as well, and then got up and headed towards the school where Rikka Takarada was.

However, instead of transforming into a ball of light and flying over, he chose to ride a motorcycle, concentrating on thinking about the Cthulhu mythos appearing on the set of Ultraman Tiga...

Chen Lin originally thought he would jump up like the Hammerman who traveled through Warhammer 40k, but strangely he didn't feel that way, and there was no pressure at all.

Because his new human premonition didn't offer any warning regarding the keyword "[Cthulhu Mythos]", even after going through related knowledge in his mind, Chen Lin's spirit didn't connect with any indescribable entity...

No, let alone contact, even if Chen Lin's spirit could sense the presence of some powerful life forms, they would actively block them the moment they were discovered, having no intention of communicating with him at all.

Logically speaking, the spirit of the Newtypes is basically a source of inspiration in Cthulhu tabletop role-playing games. They can encounter indescribable beings with just a random roll of the dice, much like shining a light bulb in the warp.

"Is it because I'm too strong?"

It's no wonder Chen Lin would think that way.

The core of the Cthulhu Mythos is essentially the opposition between cosmic terrorism and the limitations of human cognition. It focuses more on the insignificance and powerlessness of mankind in the vast universe, as well as the deep fear of the unknown.

But if you peel back the layers of fancy language and describe it in the style of a certain 7+ game, it's nothing more than native humans who haven't yet taken to the skies encountering cosmic life forms that are [like gods].

If the character participating in a tabletop role-playing game is not a 'human,' such as a Warhammer psyker (like the Thousand Sons Wizard), then most tabletop role-playing dungeons will be easily wiped out by the player, with no difficulty whatsoever.

Indeed, it's better not to be human. (Just kidding)

Before traveling through time, Chen Lin had also heard about the meme of "[summoning Ultraman Tiga in a tabletop role-playing game]". It is said that a tabletop role-playing game was about to be wiped out, and the KP (host) asked the players if they wanted to summon something. Then the players successfully rolled a 1.

KP flipped through the summon list and found that 1 = Ultraman Tiga!

then……

The giant of light stands tall on the earth.jpg
They managed to turn what was supposed to be a total annihilation into a happy ending.

Therefore, the Cthulhu Mythos appears in Ultraman films as...

It doesn't feel as scary as the Showa-era and old Heisei-era horror episodes.

…………

When Chen Lin arrived at the school where Rikka Takarada attended, he saw police vehicles parked outside, as well as the Sherlock patrol car of the Victory Team that stood out from the crowd.

Although the students at the school were not forced to go home to "study on their own," the mysterious atmosphere surrounding the fight between the two clubs made it impossible for them to concentrate on their classes, and they kept discussing dangerous topics such as religious superstition.

The school teachers were very distressed by this and reported it to the Victory team. As a result, Shinjo, who was originally scheduled to attend with Horii, was replaced by Daigo.

This time, it wasn't Daigo who volunteered; rather, it was Megumi who specifically asked Daigo to come.

So when the members of the Victory Team arrived at the school, all the students' eyes were drawn to them.

Especially with Daigo's handsome looks, the mere presence of him instantly attracted countless female students who screamed, some even calling him "Prince," much to Daigo's annoyance. As for the real professionals standing nearby…

"Who is that chubby GUTS player next to me?"

"I don't know, maybe it's an assistant..."

Ah, poor Horii.

"Horie, why are you walking so fast?"

Just as Daigo finished dealing with the female students who came to chat him up with a wry smile, he turned around and found that Horii had walked a long way alone.

"If you don't hurry up, do you want me to be a third wheel? Daigo, now I know why the captain wanted you to come with me..."

Horii turned around and glared at Daigo, his expression full of resentment.

"This... is, after all, the captain's arrangement."

Daigo couldn't explain it either.

He can't very well say that he's the most handsome man on the Victory Team, and that dealing with these naive schoolgirls is a piece of cake, right?
"Mingming Xincheng is quite good-looking, and I heard he has many fans in TPC who admire him. It wouldn't be a problem to have him come, right?"

Upon hearing Daigo's words, Horii stopped and turned to Daigo, who was somewhat of a 'Versailles' type, and said:
"With Xincheng's childish way of speaking, how many female students do you think he can attract when he opens his mouth?"

Xincheng: He slandered me! He slandered me!
"..."

Daigo was speechless.

Although Xincheng occasionally utters thought-provoking truths, in his daily life...

He really is a leader among children.

Soon, the two arrived at the clubroom where the incident occurred, led by the teacher. Before entering, Horii carefully checked the room with a scanning device and only went in after finding nothing unusual.

Upon entering, one is greeted by the horrific aftermath of a large-scale brawl. Chairs are overturned, and there are numerous traces of bloodstains around. Items belonging to the two gangs at the time, such as angel dolls, crowbars, and papers with strange symbols written on them, remain.

"It felt like a regular fight scene... just with a bit more superstitious elements."

Horii slowly began searching again with the scanning device.

Daigo's attention, however, was drawn to a piece of paper (old print) sealed in a transparent bag. Seeing Horii intently scanning the paper in the classroom, he carefully walked over to the desk.

"this is……"

Picking up the transparent bag containing the paper, Daigo suddenly felt unwell. He had never seen such a pattern before, but it felt strangely familiar, and he even had a physical reaction that the thing was 'disgusting'.

Yes, it's physiological.

You may not feel anything psychologically when you see this image, but you might feel nauseous physically.

Even the Spark Prism, which usually stays quietly inside the clothes, started swaying from side to side, not wanting to get any closer to this thing.

Ultraman Tiga: Shit?! (Same expression as the Blue Kingdom's King)
(End of this chapter)