Yogg-Saron in the Marvel Universe

"The barbecue dinner is about to begin. I brought you two bottles of good wine." Yogg-Saron placed two bottles of red wine on the table next to the barbecue.

She and Natasha also noticed something was wrong with this small town. Everyone here had extremely gloomy faces, and their eyeballs were abnormally bulging outwards.

At this moment, a priest in red was looking at them. His ferocious face and swollen eyes were so weird. Was this face really still human?

"Yog-Saron, have you noticed that the people here look extremely weird, as if they are caused by some congenital disease, perhaps the product of incest?"

After listening to Melinda's question, Yogg-Saron took a puff of the cigarette in his hand and said.

"Melinda, the people here have this evil belief. Demons have been wreaking havoc on this land for hundreds of years, and we are here to investigate and destroy it."

"What evil belief? Do they also believe in some Asgardian god?" Melinda thought about what Loki did at that time and smiled.

"No, Melinda, there are countless evil gods from ancient stars in this world. If these indescribable monsters are awakened, all living things on this planet will be wiped out..."

"This is much more dangerous than the Chitauri army summoned by Loki"

At this moment, many people came over from the hotel. It seemed that they were also here to attend the party.

However, as they approached, a breeze carried a pungent fishy and rotten smell, which made Yogg-Saron and others present frown. The disgusting smell made people dizzy.

However, the smell passed away in a flash. Even so, it did not relieve them from this discomfort.

When the lights around them turned on, they found that the surrounding buildings were crowded with abandoned old houses, dilapidated residences and disorderly buildings.

Even though this was the center of Innsmouth, it was still lifeless. When Yogg-Saron finished smoking the last cigarette in his hand, he took Natasha and Melinda to a grocery store in front to inquire about the news.

When they opened the store door, they found a young man waiting in front of them. We were all surprised that this man didn't have a so-called Innsmouth face.

Yogg-Saron walked to the shelf and took down a pack of familiar cigarettes. He learned from his boss that he had no choice but to come to this town to work.

Like most normal people, he hated these Innsmouth people.

The grocery store owner took out a map of the town, pointed at the map and told us that many of the towns in this town are restricted areas that strangers should not approach, and you should not expect to learn anything about the history of Indymouth from these locals. .

The only local in this town who is willing to speak is an old drunkard named Zadok Allen, and he often hangs around the fire station, but what he says is almost all crazy.

After thanking the grocery store owner, Yog-Salon and others took the suggested map he sent and started a field trip to Innsmouth.

Yogg-Saron walked out of the grocery store and looked outside. He was surrounded by collapsed huts, fallen courtyard walls, and suspicious commotion coming from the closed houses.

The sparse people along the way looked like a group of sneaky Innsmouth people with hollow faces and weird skeletons that looked like crypt creatures, adding countless obstacles to this dead city that was already shrouded in curses and ominousness. Reasons for fear and loathing in the outside world.

As they walked, Yog-Salon and others arrived at the so-called Innsmouth Fire Station. When he got here, he found an old man wearing a dock hat sitting in front of the fire station, drunk.

When Yogg-Saron took out a bottle of fine wine from his arms as if by magic, the old man's originally dull eyes immediately shone.

The old man couldn't wait to take the wine in his hand and took a sip with a satisfied smile. Moreover, the old man knew at a glance that this was a foreigner, and the purpose of coming to him must be for these strange-looking Innsmouth people. .

So we followed the old man to the dock of Innsmouth away from the sight of these strange townspeople, but when he got here, the old man decided not to admit it. No matter how Melinda asked the old man, he would not tell.

Melinda looked at Yogg-Saron and waved her hand, and the latter took out a bottle of good wine from his arms and drank with the old man.

And in his words, I must give him a drink under the table today!After drinking here, the old man gradually started talking.

The old man looked at the sea in the distance and said, "The outsider...hiccup...that's where it all begins, where all the curses and evils gather."

"That's the gate to hell...it was the captain named Obaid who opened all this."

Sure enough, after two mouthfuls of cat urine, the gray-haired old man also started chatting. It turned out that in the early 19th century, a captain named Obed Marsh appeared in Innsmouth.

He discovered an island located east of Audahedi. There were huge rocks and terrifying stone statues on the island. Every stone here was carved into a hideous monster.

But this is not the most suspicious place. The natives on this island seem to have endless fish to catch. Even if there are no fish in the nearby Linhai, they can still bring home buckets of beautiful sea fish.

After getting along for a period of time, Obaid finally discovered something strange. It turned out that they would sacrifice the young people on the island to unknown creatures on the seabed every once in a while.

In return, these undersea creatures will give them those fish schools, allowing them to have an inexhaustible supply of fish.

It was not until later that the half-human, half-fish creatures on the seabed gradually became familiar with these natives. In addition to giving them food, those seabed creatures would also exchange them for some extremely weird-shaped gold and silver jewelry.

In the end, they will even mate with these half-human, half-fish monsters. These mermaid hybrids will look the same as humans at first, but as time goes by and they grow older, they will become more and more... Like a fish man.

Until finally they will go to the endless sea to embrace their new family and live forever.

The old man recalled that the indigenous chiefs also showed Obaid some sacrificial items, but it was so long ago that old Zadok could not remember what those items were. They seemed to be brass vessels.

And the chief said that this thing can summon those fishmen who are willing to come from any place in the world, as long as you can read the accurate curse chant.

However, as an explorer, Captain Obaid was not scared away by these appalling sacrificial rituals at all, especially when these greedy adventurers discovered that he could easily obtain inexhaustible exotic wealth from these natives. Efforts were made to build a trade route from Innsmouth to the Aboriginal Islands.

These adventurers not only enriched themselves, but also revitalized the entire Innsmouth Port.

However, the good times did not last long. In 1838, when old Zadok was almost seven years old, Obaid suddenly discovered that all the indigenous people on the island had been wiped out, without even a trace of gold left.

Captain Obaid guessed that the people who killed these monsters must have the seal of the ancient one, which is what these ghosts who are neither human nor fish are afraid of.

This incident was a huge blow to Obeid, and the town of Innsmouth never recovered.

At this time, Obaid began to curse these Innsmouth people for being resigned to fate like lambs. They would only ask for miracles from the Christian God, and those gods would not pay attention to these puny mortals at all.

He told the villagers in Innsmouth that he believed in a true God who could really exist in this world. As long as the people are willing to follow him, He will bless us and bring miracles to Innsmouth. When the time comes, we will also Can have endless fish schools and endless gold.