Yog-Sothoth once had sexual intercourse with a human woman in an unknown way, and gave birth to a pair of twin brothers. Among them, my brother is more human, named Wilbur Vautrey. Wilbur's younger brother has more Yog-Sothoth blood. Both children were eventually eliminated or expelled.

Yog-Sothoth's brother Wilbur Watley is more human. He is ugly and precocious, with a face and tail like a goat and tentacles in his lower body. After Wilbur was born, he was taught by his grandfather and mother to learn ancient witchcraft and raise his younger brother. His goal was to summon his father at the right time. He became more and more fanatical and even killed his mother after his grandfather died. Finally, when Wilbur Vautrey went to the library of Scattoni University to steal the full edition of Call Yog-Sothoth, he was killed by the watchdog of the library.

Wilbur Watley's younger brother has more Yog-Sothoth blood. He is huge, with dozens of arms and limbs, a twisted body and a face half like his brother. In general, it is invisible to the naked eye unless it is sprayed with strange powder. He needs to eat flesh and blood for his own growth. He played an important role in Yog-Sothoth's call. After his birth, he was secretly protected by the Vautrey family and fed by livestock. Wilbur Vautrey escaped from a farmhouse in Vautrey after his death at Scattoni University, and killed a large number of livestock and two families in Dunwich, causing panic. Finally, he was expelled from the earth by three professors in Scattoni, Michigan.

Yog-Sothoth is one of the external gods in the Cthulhu myth created by American novelist howard phillips lovecraft. Yog-Sothoth is the master of time and space and one of the original three gods. Alias "the key to the door" or "everything in life belongs to one person"

It is generally regarded as the highest existence after Azathoth. Know everything, see everything, and connect with all time and space. Yog-Sothoth lives outside the space-time continuum, and it is generally believed that it does not exist in this universe and this dimension, nor is it bound by time and space.

Yog-Sothoth knows everything, even more than Igor Zittel. If it can please it, it may reward it with knowledge, but just like the general example in Cthulhu mythology, finding this knowledge usually leads to disastrous results. Many writers described how Yog-Sothoth sacrificed people and enslaved them forever.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Yog-Sothoth