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 * race: [[Deep One]]s
 * race:  [[Ubb]] and the [[Yugg]]s
 * location:  [[Abyss of Yhe]], near [[Ponape]] and [[R'lyeh]]
 * tome:  ''[[The Ponape Scripture]]''
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 * race:  [[Ubb]] and the [[Yugg]]s
 * location:  [[Abyss of Yhe]], near [[Ponape]] and [[R'lyeh]]
 * planets:  [[Xoth]], home planet, which is clustered with [[Abbith]], [[Ymar]], and [[Zaoth]]
 * deities:  Claimed in [[Lin Carter]]'s [[Xothic Cycle]] to be the daughter of [[Cthulhu]] and [[Idh-yaa]], sister of [[Zoth-Ommog]], [[Ythogtha]], [[Ghatanothoa]]

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-Claimed in [[Lin Carter]]'s [[Xothic Cycle]] to be the "Secret Daughter" of [[Cthulhu]], brother of [[Zoth-Ommog]], [[Ythygtha]], [[Ghatanothoa]].  In [[Tina L. Jens]]' "[[In His Daughter's Darkling Womb]]", Cthylla will also be Cthulhu's mother after he dies, on the day of his resurrection.
+Claimed in [[Lin Carter]]'s [[Xothic Cycle]] to be the "Secret Daughter" of [[Cthulhu]], brother of [[Zoth-Ommog]], [[Ythogtha]], [[Ghatanothoa]].  In [[Tina L. Jens]]' "[[In His Daughter's Darkling Womb]]", Cthylla will also be Cthulhu's mother after he dies, on the day of his resurrection.
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 * location:  [[Abyss of Yhe]], near [[Ponape]] and [[R'lyeh]]
 * planets:  [[Xoth]], home planet, which is clustered with [[Abbith]], [[Ymar]], and [[Zaoth]]
-* deities:  Claimed in [[Lin Carter]]'s [[Xothic Cycle]] to be the daughter of [[Cthulhu]] and [[Idh-yaa]], sister of [[Zoth-Ommog]], [[Ythygtha]], [[Ghatanothoa]]
+* deities:  Claimed in [[Lin Carter]]'s [[Xothic Cycle]] to be the daughter of [[Cthulhu]] and [[Idh-yaa]], sister of [[Zoth-Ommog]], [[Ythogtha]], [[Ghatanothoa]]

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-Cthylla is a [[Great Old Ones (Deities)|Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.
+'''Cthylla''', "Cthulhu's Secret Daughter"
 Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.
 Jens's short story narrates the capture of Cthylla by researchers who mistakenly believe her to be a rare specimen of a previously undiscovered octopus species. For the sake of preserving and studying the species, they then attempt to impregnate her through artificial self-insemination.
 [[Category:Great Old Ones]]

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−	Cthylla is a [[Great Old Ones (~~Dieties~~)\|Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.	+	Cthylla is a [[Great Old Ones (Deities)\|Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.

	Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.		Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.

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−	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.	+	Cthylla is a [[Great Old Ones (Dieties)\|Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.

	Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.		Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.

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−	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the [[star]] [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.	+	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the star [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.

	Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.		Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.

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−	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the [[star]] [[~~Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Xoth\|~~Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.	+	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the [[star]] [[Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.

	Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.		Cthylla was not physically described by Lumley, but was featured in Tina L. Jens's short story ''In His Daughter's Darkling Womb''. Cthylla has the appearance of a gigantic, red-bodied, black-ringed, and six-eyed octopus with small wings. Like her father, she is able to alter her body proportions at will, such as by enlarging her wings to enable her to fly. While she normally has eight arms like any octopus, she can extrude or retract additional ones at will (she has been known to sport as many as twelve arms). Each arm is equipped with dozens of razor sharp claws, each about five inches in length.

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	Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the [[star]] [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Xoth\|Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.		Cthylla is a [[Great Old One]] and is the youngest progeny of [[Cthulhu]] and his androgynous mate ''Idh-yaa''. She came from the [[star]] [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Xoth\|Xoth]], but now dwells on Earth in [[Yhe]] where she is guarded by Cthulhu's minions. Cthylla is destined to give birth to Great Cthulhu again when he is destroyed in the distant future. She is essential for Cthulhu's plans, and is thus vigilantly guarded by countless [[Yuggya]] and [[Deep One]]s.

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	Jens's short story narrates the capture of Cthylla by researchers who mistakenly believe her to be a rare specimen of a previously undiscovered octopus species. For the sake of preserving and studying the species, they then attempt to impregnate her through artificial self-insemination.		Jens's short story narrates the capture of Cthylla by researchers who mistakenly believe her to be a rare specimen of a previously undiscovered octopus species. For the sake of preserving and studying the species, they then attempt to impregnate her through artificial self-insemination.
		+	[[Category:Great Old Ones]]