under hope

Cyclapus is a plural deity, serving the moon god, and some scholars who want to investigate them often forget that they are also gods.

As a god, Cyclapus also has his dependents, those six-legged monsters without eyes, which reproduce as blood parasites.

Theological detective Edward Pierce was lucky enough to have an encounter with Cyclapus, which happened during his travels in the Western Continent.

When the red moon came, Edward observed two types of Cyclops.

One type has a slender head and sits in the church listening to the prayers of believers. This type is usually used to transport the Son of God.

The other type is one with a hard crest, smaller body but amazing fighting ability. This type does not seem to appear often.

Edward ran to interfere with the ceremony, and the crowned species emerged from the red moonlight.

It is said that they are smaller in stature, but actually compared to the previous type, these types that are more prone to fighting are still as tall as seven or eight people.

There were relevant records in the Western Continent in modern times, and that was in the 20th century.

An armored force of the Empire was stationed at the border, and they ate extra eyes disguised as candy sent by villagers.

When the red moon came, they saw the one-eyed monster crawling on the roof. They fired at the monster and killed it.

But before they could cheer, a one-eyed monster with a crown appeared from the red moonlight and attacked them.

They fired again, but to no avail, and nearly all were killed.

According to the only surviving officer, the crowned monster transformed the dead soldiers into demons.

Unfortunately, before the government could ask more questions, the officer died two days later.

The moon gods followed the meteors to land on the planet, and Cyclops followed their master.

Edward did not want to start a hopeless battle with Cyclapus, so he quickly fled the cursed village.