::Out-of-Character Forum::

[Rednal]

Cthylla is much less known. Korina... uses the power of Cthulhu, yes, though she doesn't summon him directly... much... XD  

[Zorc James]

And since Cthylla is Cthulhu's daughter, I get to take some of the skills from her as well as adapt my own. Thanks.  

[Rednal]

Not from Korina, you shouldn't. o wo She's Hastur's priestess, after all.  

[Zorc James]

Call of Cthulhu? yes, I do.  

[Rednal]

Technique name, yes. XD Fits her very well.  

[Zorc James]

So you see, at least one skill goes to Cthylla from Korina. Or should I say from Cthylla to Korina  

[Rednal]

But Korina calls up the squid-man directly. o wo He pumps power into her. Rather literally. I don't see what Cthulhu's daughter would have to do with that.  

[Zorc James]

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In Peter Rawlik's "In the Hall of the Yellow King" (2011) Cthylla instead features in a way more humanoid form or avatar as possible bride for Hastur.

brought from wikipedia, but cited from an actual book.
so lolz everywhere.  

[Zorc James]

I mean as in having a natural passive Mind Charge. Though that will be hard to convince.  

[Rednal]

So... your character wants to stalk Korina, then? That could be really funny... rofl  

[Zorc James]

bride to Hastur. Have Korina as a toy as well.  

[Necromonium]

*walks in*
**walks back out immediately**  

[Zorc James]

Why so scared, Chieftain?  

[Necromonium]

@Zorc: Scarred has 2 rs in it, pal.  

[Rednal]

Korina has a toy of Cthulhu, and Cthulhu's daughter has a toy of Korina.

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It probably doesn't help that according to some, Hastur is apparently Cthulhu's half-brother.

rofl

They're just one big screwed-up family! Unfortunately, Korina's sorta taken, so your character has no chance. ^^ But failure can be fun to watch, too.