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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath by H. P. Lovecraft: on Ngranek. Now he knew that the likeness was more than a chance
one, for in these pictures were shewn their fearsome denizens;
and those bat-wings, curving horns, barbed tails, prehensile paws
and rubbery bodies were not strange to him. He had met those silent,
flitting and clutching creatures before; those mindless guardians
of the Great Abyss whom even the Great Ones fear, and who own
not Nyarlathotep but hoary Nodens as their lord. For they were
the dreaded night-gaunts, who never laugh or smile because they
have no faces, and who flop unendingly in the dark betwixt the
Vale of Pnath and the passes to the outer world.
The slant-eyed
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