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Slime pooled like sweat upon the little god's forehead. One leg dragged behind them, blue blood cascading down their thigh, staining the ground with each step they took. The remains of their tunic had been haphazardly pulled back onto their scrawny frame && it too was beginning to stain with blood, at their hip && at their lower abdomen. Bloodied arms wrapped around their frame as they stumbled towards the nearby sea caves.
Lovecraft's father, hands off as always, had saved their child when it had all come down to it, but provided little aid otherwise. When they were tossed into the stormy sea, they nearly fell to the sea floor with the whale skeletons, struggling to swim to the shore && get help. They remembered upon dragging themself through the sand, a stone with runes carved into it's surface, older than their shrine that had been built for them, hidden away in another smaller sea cave surrounded by snakes && their nests. The humans never went there because of the snakes, but inside Lovecraft had discovered an older altar worn by time, with the broken head of a cobra.
Another god did not dwell within the cave, but their being could be sensed even on the watery path leading to the mouth of the cave. Taking in a shaky breath, Lovecraft approached the cave, careful of the little snakes underfoot, who slithered next to them almost as if they were leading them towards the other god. Just as they stepped foot within the dank sea cave, they slipped, their body smacking against the stone.
Tears pricked at their eyes && their already injured body stung with the pain of fresh new bruises upon their skin. Yet, the little god moved on, dragging themself across the ground towards the glowing rock, desperate to reach the other god.
Blue-stained fingers finally gripped the relic between them && instantly, they were transported away to the inside of a giant metallic building. Immediately, chains wrapped around their frail body, but they were too weak, too injured to fight back.
❝ Help...me... ❞
They hardly caught a glance of the human (A human? Not a god?) before them before passing out, hanging limply in the air.















