Spanish 2

A demon responded to our monitored Cthulhu cultist's incantation to summon a Shoggoth; after appearing as a great lizard and devouring the cultist, it was bound and held by three agents of the Red Hand. During interrogation, it was noted that the demon betrayed feminine characteristics, and often would seem to phase into the shape of a woman.

The interrogation began as I asked the beliefs of the creature as to the goodness of the Lord God, specifically rebuking those who claim that God was evil because there is evil allowed in his perfect creation, that because humans are imperfect and selfish they can not see the necessity of such things to a perfect, good order. The demon agreed, offering contempt for such views, and then suggested that Spanish 2, known to some "one million six hundred thousand", detailed the question in full, telling the story of the death of God at the hands of two opposing gods, and his self-resurrection.

Attempts to cite references were thwarted: no complete records appeared, suggesting unreliable access to the scripture, aside from the fragment "Their teeth, mouths were acrid (and turned up on themselves, like snailshells)".