It will be executed according to our vision

Amitiel Citadel, Neptune Orbit

In the icy, grand command room, Cthulhu's presence, though stabilized alongside Amitiel, remained a palpable distortion in the fabric of reality. Supreme Commander Netlin had presented the plan for the new communications device, a herald that would bring his "New Rules" to humanity's ears without frying their fragile minds.

Cthulhu, after a silence that seemed to stretch eons, emitted a new series of thought-vibrations, his guttural, cosmic "voice" echoing in the minds of Amitiel and her Luciferian lieutenants.

"The... singularity... of... power... on Terra... as wielded by those... Thirteen Tribes of Dust... has become... predictable," the Ancient One projected, his myriad wandering eyes perhaps focusing on some distant future. <>

Amitiel nodded, his quasar eyes glowing with cold understanding. "The model of a single Earthly hegemon has exhausted its usefulness, Great Dreamer. The pressures are too direct; the response, however primitive, can become... inconveniently focused."

<> Cthulhu continued. <>

Amitiel's mind, a labyrinth of cosmic strategy, was already visualizing the implications, and an almost imperceptible smile, but one laden with intellectual admiration for the mind of his "elder brother," formed on his perfect lips.

<> Cthulhu's "voice" became almost... melodic in its monstrosity, <>

The mental projection intensified, displaying conceptual images of a divided Earth, with ideological and economic borders as real as the geographical ones.

<> Cthulhu vibrated. <>

"A perfectly planned chaos," Amitiel murmured, almost to himself, the concept appealing deeply to his twisted sense of Absolute Order. "A harmonic dissonance directed toward a higher purpose."

<> Cthulhu added, and the "smile" on his tentacled face seemed to widen, exuding a cold, alien joy, <>

<> the Ancient One explained, <>

Amitiel nodded slowly, fascinated. "Creating divisions that mortals create organically, conflicts they defend with their lives, while each faction, in its supposedly virtuous struggle to 'improve' the lives of its subjects, only serves to fuel the energetic flow we need for our transcendent purposes... It is the quintessence of Order imposed through the illusion of freedom and competition. A work of strategic art, Great Old One."

The idea of ​​a world perpetually in controlled conflict, where hope itself became fuel for fear, and where the pursuit of a better life only served to feed its cosmic masters.

It was a vision of tyranny so subtle and complete that even Amitiel, the Fallen Strategist, was impressed.

"It will be executed according to your vision, Ancient Dreamer," Amitiel stated. "The Luciferian agents and the structures we already control on Terra will begin to sow the seeds of these new divisions, to foster these new 'hopes' and these new 'enemies.' The rules of the game on Terra... they will certainly change."

In the cold immensity of their citadel, the two cosmic horrors had sealed another pact, one that promised a future of orchestrated conflict and cultivated despair for the small blue planet, all under the deceptive banner of illusory progress and freedom.