The Heroines Can Read My Secret Diary

Hakuto felt like his head was about to be shaken off. He pushed Nyaruko away and looked at her with a low voice, "Nyarlathotep, what exactly are you trying to do? Do you want to turn all of humanity into your dependents?"

"Huh? I would never do something like that. After all, if all of humanity were turned into dependents, it would be too boring. The only reason I did this was to find you, you bastard. You wrote half a novel and then stopped. So I planned to use this game to find you."

Hakuto looked at Nyaruko and sneered, "Do I look like an idiot to you? You risked turning all of humanity into your dependents just because of that?"

Nyaruko spread her hands and said, "Because this method was the simplest and fastest. Also, because those people are very interesting, I wanted to see what kind of situation they would end up in when they ultimately fall into hell."

A naive smile appeared on Nyaruko's face. But this smile made Hakuto's body tense up. Sure enough, it was as he expected. Whether it was Nyarlathotep or the human-formed Nyaruko, they were actually the same. She was definitely not a good person. But this had nothing to do with him, as long as Nyaruko didn't target the people around him.

"Hehe, little brother. You don't want all of humanity to turn into my dependents, right? So let's make a deal!"

Hakuto smiled and looked at Nyaruko. "I don't care. As long as you don't touch the people around me, I won't interfere. But if you do touch them, even though I might not be your match, I will still fight you."

"Wait, wait. Don't you care about the life and death of other humans?"

The corner of Hakuto's mouth curled as he looked at Nyaruko. "What do the life and death of humans have to do with me? Did I harm those humans? No. So what do I care if you harm them?"

Nyaruko was immediately dumbfounded. She looked at Hakuto before her. Her feeling was that this guy was really human, not some kind of heteromorph wearing human skin?

But soon, Nyaruko said to him, "Then how about this? As long as you continue updating, I will sign a contract with you. Then, even if that glowing guy continues to bother you, I'll help you fight him. So come sign a contract with me."

'The glowing guy? Was she referring to Yog-Sothoth?' Hakuto looked at Nyaruko with a deep frown, 'Did she really come looking for me just because I stopped updating?'

But Hakuto remembered that the game had already been released before his novel was published...

"With Shub-Niggurath as witness, I can form a contract with you. I agree to continue updating. And you must also agree to my conditions."

"No problem. No matter what conditions, I can agree. Even if you want something perverted, it's fine."

Hakuto gave a derisive "heh" and looked at Nyaruko. Then he said calmly, "Forget that. After all, your true form doesn't conform to human aesthetic standards. So allow me to refuse."

Nyaruko, however, said nonchalantly, "Then let's form the contract."

"Shub-Niggurath, witness for us. As the price, I'll cook a big feast tonight."

With Hakuto's words, the ring on his finger immediately cooled. Then, a large eyeball formed in the air. It was the eye from the ring.

Then Nyaruko looked at Hakuto and began to recite the contract terms. "Are you willing to continue updating your novel, providing Nyarlathotep with entertainment such as novels and games?"

Before Hakuto could speak, the large eyeball in the void immediately shot a beam of light at Nyaruko.

Nyaruko said helplessly, "Alright, alright. Let's try again. Are you willing to provide Nyaruko with entertainment such as novels and games, so that Nyaruko does not feel bored?"

Withdrawing her gaze, Shub-Niggurath looked at Hakuto. "I agree. I will update my light novel according to normal light novel author update schedules. Then, do you agree not to interfere in the natural development of humanity, and not to interfere or influence humans, either directly or indirectly?"

Nyaruko answered without hesitation, "I agree!"

With Nyaruko's agreement, the large eyeball shot two beams of light, falling on Hakuto and Nyaruko. But after it ended, Hakuto didn't notice anything extra on his body. Although he could feel the contract with Nyaruko, the question was, where was the contract object?

Looking at Nyaruko before him, Hakuto asked with confusion, "Where is the contract object?"

"I am the contract object!"

Nyaruko put her hands on her hips. The ahoge on her head bobbed. Hakuto's face darkened. He felt that he had been scammed. Damn it.

Shub-Niggurath's contract object was a ring. Cthulhu's was a pendant. Hastur's was an earring. Hastalyk was a tattoo. And now, Nyaruko's contract object was actually a person. And a person who could run around everywhere. How could this be? An Outer God running around on the streets. Hakuto couldn't believe how many people would be converted because of this.

"Don't worry, don't worry. After forming the contract with you, this human form of mine has lost the ability to interfere with or influence humanity because of the contract. Of course, if I appear in my true form, there will still be an influence."

After speaking, Nyaruko immediately leaned close to Hakuto, a flattering smile on her face. "So, so, what about the novel update?"

"I remember that my light novel has only released the first volume. That means, until the other volumes are fully released, I don't need to update. And according to light novel authors, updates come every three or four months..."

Hakuto glanced at Nyaruko, his expression calm. Nyaruko had scammed him, using her human form as the contract object. And Hakuto hadn't done any better. He would update. But as for the update schedule... heh heh.

Nyaruko immediately petrified. She felt terrible.

"Wake up. How do we solve that damn game now?"

Hakuto pushed Nyaruko and asked.

"It was already solved the moment the contract was formed. But as a price, those people won't get stronger from killing monster anymore."

Hakuto had no objection to this.

"That means the game has lost the possibility of becoming stronger, but it's also no longer dangerous, right?"

"Correct."