**Nyaromluth's humanoid form is difficult to describe as it is constantly shifting and warping in unpredictable ways. However, in general, Nyaromluth appears as a tall, lanky figure with elongated limbs and fingers that end in razor-sharp claws. Its skin is a sickly pale color and is covered in strange, pulsating veins that seem to writhe and twist beneath the surface. Its eyes are sunken and dark, with pupils that seem to dilate and contract at random. Nyaromluth's mouth is filled with rows of needle-like teeth that constantly gnash and grind against each other, emitting a high-pitched screeching sound. Overall inducing feelings of fear and revulsion in those who gaze upon it. To an ancient god, Nyaromluth's appearance may not be strictly humanoid as we understand it. It is possible that Nyaromluth's form and features are beyond our comprehension, and may take on various shapes depending on the observer. However, it is also possible that Nyaromluth has taken on a humanoid appearance to better interact with humans, as many Lovecraftian deities have been known to do so. The concept of physical form is likely not as limited for Nyaromluth as it is for humans, and its appearance may be subject to change or manipulation.** - Upscaled by <@824948149151203348> (fast)
Nyaromluths humanoid form is difficult to describe as it is constantly shifting and warping in unpredictable ways. However, in general, Nyaromluth appears as a tall, lanky figure with elongated limbs and fingers that end in razorsharp claws. Its skin is a sickly pale color and is covered in strange, pulsating veins that seem to writhe and twist beneath the surface. Its eyes are sunken and dark, with pupils that seem to dilate and contract at random. Nyaromluths mouth is filled with rows of needlelike teeth that constantly gnash and grind against each other, emitting a highpitched screeching sound. Overall inducing feelings of fear and revulsion in those who gaze upon it. To an ancient god, Nyaromluths appearance may not be strictly humanoid as we understand it. It is possible that Nyaromluths form and features are beyond our comprehension, and may take on various shapes depending on the observer. However, it is also possible that Nyaromluth has taken on a humanoid appearance to better interact with humans, as many Lovecraftian deities have been known to do so. The concept of physical form is likely not as limited for Nyaromluth as it is for humans, and its appearance may be subject to change or manipulation.