Cthulhy Squele

Cthulhy Squele is a Scylla woman whose lower body resembles that of an octopus.

She is long-lived, and is implied to be quite old by the standards of other races.

Although famous as a highly skilled doctor, her true calling is scholarship and research.

She once served as the head of the medical faculty at Nemea Academy.

She later moved to Lindworm, bringing only her most talented students with her.

The city needed physicians capable of advanced and comprehensive medicine.

At Lindworm Central Hospital, she rose to the position of hospital director despite medicine not being her original specialty.

Her extraordinary knowledge of biology and anatomy made her indispensable.

Species

Scylla

Gender

Female

Occupation

Director of Lindworm Central Hospital

Physician

Scholar and researcher

Former head of the medical faculty at Nemea Academy

Voice Actor

Yukana

Cthulhy is a Scylla, a race of women with octopus-like lower bodies.

Her tentacles are not only a defining physical trait, but also have regenerative ability to some extent.

Her expertise in living organisms is said to be unmatched.

She has conducted extensive research into the origins of different races and the structures of their bodies.

Cthulhy is fundamentally a scholar rather than a people-oriented professional.

She is awkward in social situations and feels more at home secluded in the deep sea than living in the city.

Because of this, she often describes herself as ill-suited to being either a professor or a doctor.

What she truly wants is retirement, so she can devote herself entirely to research.

She dislikes having others pry into her inner life.

For the same reason, she tries not to intrude too deeply into other people’s affairs.

Her detached way of interacting with others often makes her seem lazy.

In reality, she simply keeps a careful emotional distance from everyone.

As a physician, she has a firm principle: she does not force treatment on patients against their will.

That attitude reflects both her ethics and her preference for respecting boundaries.

Cthulhy’s research began with a personal and historical burden.

She sought to clear the disgrace attached to her people, who were branded as descendants of an evil god.

To that end, she studied the evolution of monster races.

This work naturally expanded into broader research on racial origins and biological structure.

Though not originally trained as a practicing doctor, she acquired exceptional knowledge of biology and medicine during her studies.

That expertise eventually led her into medical practice.

Her abilities were so outstanding that she became one of the leading physicians in Lindworm.

She ultimately took charge of the city’s central hospital.

Even so, she still sees herself first as an academic.

Her dream is not prestige, but the freedom to withdraw from public life and focus on pure research.

Glenn Litbeit and Saphentite Neikes

Cthulhy is the teacher of Glenn Litbeit and Saphentite Neikes.

She also granted them permission to open their clinic.

When work at the central hospital becomes overwhelming, she often hands cases off to them.

At times, however, she does this quite deliberately rather than out of necessity.

She is especially fond of Glenn, treating him almost like a child.

Her frequent teasing of him often causes Saphentite to protest or confront her.

Skadi Dragenfelt

Cthulhy is an old acquaintance and friend of Skadi Dragenfelt, the assembly representative.

She also serves as Skadi’s personal physician.

Cthulhy was the one who devised the plan for Skadi’s surgery.

She personally performed the operation as well.

Cthulhy has a marked preference for younger males.

She is also stated to like little girls.

When irritated, she has a habit of biting her own tentacles.

She also has the rather unpleasant tendency to try to make other people eat them from time to time.

Another notable trait is her exceptional talent for voice imitation.

She is remarkably good at mimicking voices.

Among all characters associated with living-organism research, Cthulhy is regarded as second to none.

Her mastery of biology, anatomy, and medicine makes her one of the most intellectually formidable figures in the setting.

Despite her brilliance, she remains deeply private and somewhat reclusive.

That contrast between genius, laziness, and social discomfort is a big part of what makes her memorable.