Nyarlathotep: For English Parlants

Nyarlathotep . . . the formicatando chaos . . . I am the ultimate . . . I will recount to the audient lacuna. . . .

I no recall distinctmente quend it commenced, but facter months. The general tension fus horrible. To a season of political and social turbulence fus added a rare and meditative apprehension of horrible physical peril; a peril diffuse and totalmente embracando, such a peril that ser imagined solo en the most phantasms of the noche. I recall that gents ambulated with pallid and preoccupied visages, and susurrated advisories and prophecies which no one defied to consciousmente repeat or acknowledge to himself he had oyerd. A sense of monstrous culpability fus over the terrain, and from the abysses inter the estells expired frigid currents that hombre tremble en obscure and solitary loci. Had a daemoniac alteration en the sequence of the seasons — the autumn calor persisted terriblemente, and totalgent sensed that world and possiblemente the universe had passed from the control of savvied divinities or forces to that of divinities or forces which fure unsavvied.

And it fus that temp that arrived from Egypt. Who he fus, no one potent recount, but he fus of the ancient native sange and resembled a Pharaoh. The fellahin genuflected quend ey viewed him, but no potent dixit why. He dixit he had surged from the negra of tveignt-siete centuries, and that had oyerd messages from loci foreign to this planet. To the terrains of civilisation arrived Nyarlathotep, bronzed, delicate, and sinister, always acquirando rare instruments of viter and metal and combinando them to instruments more rare. He parlayed mucho of the sciences — of electricity and psychology — and munstrated exhibitions of potency which rendered his spectators mute, but which inflated his fame to exceedando magnitude. Hombres advised mutualment to view Nyarlathotep, and trembled. And where Nyarlathotep went, calm vanished; for the parvid hours were rent with the cries of incubi. Never antes had the cries of incubi been such public problem; now the sagacious hombres quasi aspired ey potent prohibit somnulence en the parvid horas, that cries of cities would menos horriblemente disturb the palllid, pitiendo lune quend it splendored over verdent aquas deslidando sub ponts, and ancient pinnacles aruinando contra an infirm celestum.

I remember quend Nyarlathotep advened to my city — the grand, the ancient, the terrible city of unnumbered crimes. My companion had recounted me of him, and of the impellando fascination and allurement of his revelations, and I ardored with eagerness to explore his most mysteries. My companion dixit ey fure more horrible and impressionate than my most imaginings; that it that fus projected to a panel en the obscured salon prophesied cosas no one but Nyarlathotep defied to prophesy, and that the pulse of his scintillae had apprehended of hombres it that never been apprehended ante but which munstrated solo en the oyos. And I oyerd allusions from extraneous domains that who connoitered Nyarlathotep observed vistas which otros no viewed.

Fus en the calorous autumn that passed the night with the restive multitudes to view Nyarlathotep; I traversed the suffocando night and scaled the interminable escalators ento the claustrophobic salon. And sombered en a panel, I viewed capuched forms inter ruins, and amarillo malefic visages espyando from atras tumbled monuments. And I viewed the world battlando contra negror; contra the undulations of destruction from ultimate space; gyratando, agitando; luchando contourn the feeble, enfrigiendo sol. And the scintillae danced amazingment contourn the caps of the spectators, and piloerected quend umbras more grotesque than I potent recount surged and levitated over the caps. And quend I, who fus more frigid and more scientific than the rest, murmured a tremblando protest apropos “imposture” and “static electricity”, Nyarlathotep expelled nus total, by the vertiginous escalators ento the humid, calorous, deserted midnight avenues. I cried sonorousment that sensed no terror; that never potent sense it; and otros cried with me for solace. Nus jured to nus that city fus exactlemente unchanged, and ayvoon en vita; and quand the electric lights commenced to diminish nus damned the company insistentment, and risiated at the bizarre visages nus factered.

I creed nus sensed something descend from the verdent lune, for quend nus commenced to depend on its light nus deviated ento curious involuntary formations and sembled to savvy our destinations but nus defied no to pense of them. Quand nus observed the pavement and encountered the cubes defixed and displaced by herbage, with at pains a line of corroded metal to munstrate where the tramvias fure posed. And other time nus viewed a tram-car, solitary, without ventoyos, dilapidated, and quasi en its latro. Quend nus observed contourn the horizon, nus no potent encounter the third tower by the river, and noticed that silhouette of the second tower fus asperous at the apex. Then nus separated ento strait columns, each of of which sembled hauled en a different direction. Uno disappeared en a strait alley to the sinister, that the echo of an expavid gemish remained. Otro filed down an herb-strangled metro entrance, ululando with a risation that fus loco. My proper column fus succioned toward the overt camp, and presentment sensed a figor which no fus of the calorous autumn; for while nus assected to the obscure humidal, nus observed contourn nus the infernal lune-luster of malificent snevs. Pristine, inexplicable snevs, suffled apart en uno direction solo, where reposed an abyss more the negra for its paritions. The column sembled very bien strait while it proceeded ponderousment and slumberment ento the abyss. I vacillated, for the negra fissure en the verdent-illuminated snev fus menacing, and I pensed I had oyerd the reverberations of a disquietando cry as my companions vanished; but my potency to vacillate fus light. As if compelled by los who had gone ante, I partialment floated inter the titanic snevdunes, tremblando and timorous, ento the invidiant vortex of the unimaginable.

Cryingment sentient, mutement delirious, solo the ancient divinities potent connoiter. An infirm, sensitive umbra contortando en hands that are no hands, and gyrated without vision past phantasmic midnights of putrifando creation, cadavers of muertos mundos with ulcers that cities, charnel vents that the pallid estelles and facter them palpebrate languidment. Beyond the mundos vague phantasms of monstrous cosas; diaphanous columns of unsanctified temples that repose en rocks without names below of space and exhort to vertiginous vacua above the spheres of light and obscurity. And through this revoltando cemetery of the universe the tenuous, enloqueando pulsando of tambors, and fine, monotonous sibilence of blasphemous flutes of inconceivable, unlighted chambers past Temporality; the detestable martelando and flutando where dance languidment, maladroitment, and absurdment the gigantic, tenebrous ultimate divinities — the without vision, without voice, without mind gargoyles whose anima es Nyarlathotep.