Nyarlathotep is a foreign deity in the Cthulhu myth created by the American novelist Howard Philip Lovecraft. One of the three-pillared gods in the system constructed by Auguste William Dres for the Cthulhu myth, Naiaratotip symbolizes the attributes of the earth.
Naiaratotipu is the messenger and spokesman of the foreign gods, and the only foreign god who can move freely in this universe. He has always been keen to deceive and seduce mankind and to plunge mankind into terror and despair as his highest joy. In Cthulhu mythology, his image is closest to the traditional concept of "demons"
Nyarlathotep is one of the foreign gods of the Cthulhu mythology, and in the system constructed by Auguste William Dres for the Cthulhu myth, Nyaratotipu symbolizes the attributes of the earth and is one of the three-pillar protothesis. Naiaratotipu was the messenger and spokesman of the Outer Gods, and he was particularly obedient to Atsatos (said to be the spokesman of Atsatos, not the spokesman of other Foreign Gods), carrying out his commands in the universe and acting according to his will. He is the only being among the gods whose power cannot be weakened in this space, and he is also one of the very few rational beings among the gods who can manifest human understanding.
Naiaratotipu is a symbol of chaos and chaos, and unlike most foreign gods who are not interested in human beings, Naiaratotoptipu is keen to deceive and seduce mankind, he always seems to meddle in the development of civilization, step by step to bring civilization to prosperity, and step by step to bring everything to the end, he is regarded as a deformation factor of madness, chaos and destruction, he often visits the earth, likes to bring madness and pain to inferior creatures, because he has a sadistic pleasure, it is said that he will become a god who brings destruction to the earth.
Naiaratotipu has thousands of incarnations, many of whom are regarded as indescribable, unimaginable monsters by mortals, and no one knows his true colors. His human avatar was usually a dark-skinned, tall, smiling man, sometimes in the form of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh.
incarnation
(Note: Due to the plethora of naiaratotipu incarnations, only the most common ones are listed here)
Night Growlers
Howler in the Dark is one of the avatars of Naiyaratotipu, an ugly giant who is constantly roaring, with a huge tentacle on its face, and this avatar is also the most common image of Naiaratotipu.
Night Growlers
Black Pharaoh
Black Pharaoh is one of the incarnations of Naiyaratotip, an arrogant Egyptian pharaoh dressed in a gorgeous robe whose voice is like the water of a forgotten river. His arrogant manners and dark appearance exude an attraction that belongs either to the dark gods or to the fallen archangels.
Black Pharaoh
The god of no appearance
The Faceless God is one of the incarnations of Naiaratotipu, a winged human-faced sphinx with no face. This avatar can send his admirers back in time.
The god of no appearance
Night Hunter
The Haunter of the Dark is one of the avatars of Naiaratotipu, a swollen bat-like monster with fiery red one-eyed eyes that split into three lobes, enough to kill people in horror. This avatar will be destroyed by light, and its most important order is the Interstellar Wisdom Sect, which uses Providence as its base and uses the shining folk trioctahedron to summon this avatar. It is also worshipped by some modern aborigines. Its other names are: "Noodle Eater", "Father of Bats", "Blackwing", "Sand Bat" and "Light Avoider". In The Spire Ghost, this avatar has a derivative disguise, a human doctor named Ambrose Dexter.
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