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Sender ID: astudyinviolet (Sherlock Holmes)
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Subject: Who is familiar with this entity?
Warnings: The worst book club ever, talk of eldritch horrors, potential poking at the 4th wall for Sherlock
I made the purchase of ‘Encyclopedia Necronomica’ earlier but had not the opportunity to make a study of it until now. Having done so, I must ask: who is familiar with the entity pictured here? What do you know?
I shall include photographs from the book and of my sketches in reference to imagery related to my world.
Furthermore, if anyone else wishes to reference or compare this book with entities encountered recently, I am at your disposal.
S.H.
[ Sherlock had some sense of mind to not study this particular book while feverish and ill. He should be praised for that, honestly, because he spotted something frightening familiar when he finally did.
Wait a minute, when did Arthur Conan Doyle write about Holmes going up against Cthulhu? ]
[ photograph of a book page which claims there are Cthulhu-type entities out there that are almost squid-like but impossible to say without more research ]

[ A sketch of the painting, including the frame ]

[ A sketch of only the Cthulhu statue (no Sherlock) ]

[ A sketch version of the above image ]

[ A sketch pulled further back of a nondescript figure sinking in water with Cthulhu looking up at them from deeper below. ]
Sender ID: astudyinviolet (Sherlock Holmes)
To: Public
Subject: Who is familiar with this entity?
Warnings: The worst book club ever, talk of eldritch horrors, potential poking at the 4th wall for Sherlock
I made the purchase of ‘Encyclopedia Necronomica’ earlier but had not the opportunity to make a study of it until now. Having done so, I must ask: who is familiar with the entity pictured here? What do you know?
I shall include photographs from the book and of my sketches in reference to imagery related to my world.
Furthermore, if anyone else wishes to reference or compare this book with entities encountered recently, I am at your disposal.
S.H.
[ Sherlock had some sense of mind to not study this particular book while feverish and ill. He should be praised for that, honestly, because he spotted something frightening familiar when he finally did.
Wait a minute, when did Arthur Conan Doyle write about Holmes going up against Cthulhu? ]

[ A sketch of the painting, including the frame ]

[ A sketch of only the Cthulhu statue (no Sherlock) ]

[ A sketch version of the above image ]

[ A sketch pulled further back of a nondescript figure sinking in water with Cthulhu looking up at them from deeper below. ]

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Blood sacrifices, hanging people from a frames around a bonfire, and piles of skulls were present, but I fear that is all too common with other cults to be of any use for identifying it as the same cult. The final sacrifices happened atop a lighthouse with special glass lenses to entrance the brainwashed. They jumped into the ocean to their deaths below, so a large gathering at a lighthouse, especially during a great storm, is suspicious.
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But thank you, this has all been very informative. I will keep all of this in mind and will promptly let you know if I come across any signs of something like this occurring again.
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