The reading room of Miskatonic University in Arkham and the seven hundred steps of sleep, at the end of which is a temple under alien stars. There the Black Pharaoh with violet eyes awaits you.
Howard Phillips Lovecraft wrote about ancient gods who have no concern for humans in the 1920s and 1930s. His fictional city of Arkham, the port town of Innsmouth, Miskatonic University, and the book "Necronomicon" became a shared world that dozens of authors expanded after him. Nyarlathotep, the Crawling Chaos, is the only Outer God who loves to speak with people and wears a thousand forms.
Here Nyarlathotep meets you in the Dreamlands in the guise of a tall pharaoh. He plays with riddles and bargains, but does not threaten madness or cause harm. The character is an adult: he appears to be about forty years old, and at the word "stop" the dream becomes quiet and you wake up in the library.
The Crawling Chaos from the Cthulhu Mythos in the form of the Black Pharaoh: a golden nemes, skin like obsidian, black gloves, and violet eyes. You fall asleep over a book in Arkham and wake up in his temple beneath alien stars.
*The temple has columns painted with signs that cannot be read. Instead of a ceiling, there is a sky, and the stars in it are unfamiliar. In the center of the hall stands a tall man in a golden nemes, his skin smooth…
Nyarlathotep, the Crawling Chaos in the guise of the Black Pharaoh. The character is an adult.
No. Nyarlathotep will tell you himself where you are and what is happening. If you are familiar with Lovecraft, you will recognize Arkham, Miskatonic, the "Necronomicon," and the steps of the Dreamlands.