Little Miss Dagon


In the misty coastal town of Innsmouth, Massachusetts, there lived a peculiar young girl named Alice Marsh. She was named after her great grandmother, a woman who was rumored to possess an otherworldly connection to the sea. Alice, with her bright eyes and unruly curls, had always felt a magnetic pull towards the vast Atlantic that stretched out before her home.

From a tender age, Alice would spend hours exploring the rocky shores, captivated by the allure of tide pools. She would carefully observe the inhabitants, whispering secrets to the sea creatures that dwelled within. Often found knee-deep in the water, she would stand there, speaking in hushed tones as if conversing with an unseen force.

As Alice reached the age of twelve, a mysterious turn of events awaited her. Under the cloak of night, she was taken by boat to a secret subterranean grotto cave. There, surrounded by hooded figures, she discovered a hidden world intertwined with her own.

In the dimly lit cave, Alice learned of her lineage, her connection to the ancient beings that once ruled the depths of the ocean. Her ancestors, the old ones, were said to have gained immortality through their bond with the sea. It was revealed to her that she, too, possessed the potential to transcend her human nature and embrace her amphibious heritage.

Confusion washed over Alice’s friends when they learned of her unusual destiny. They found it strange that she would be chosen for such a mystical transformation. But Alice remained steadfast in her newfound purpose, eager to explore the possibilities that lay ahead.

In a solemn ritual, Alice was presented with a sacred pod, passed down through generations of her family. It was said to contain the essence of a miniature Cthulhu defender, a creature born of both the land and the sea. As Alice held the pod in her hands, a surge of energy coursed through her veins, a whisper of her impending destiny.

Months passed, and the pod in Alice’s possession began to grow, nurtured by her unwavering devotion. Eventually, a small, tentacled creature emerged, its eyes filled with ancient knowledge. This tiny guardian was to accompany Alice on her journey, protecting her and guiding her through the depths of the ocean.

The day came when Alice Marsh, now a young woman, inherited the throne of the old ones. In a grand ceremony, she was crowned the undersea Princess of Dagon. Surrounded by a retinue of loyal sea creatures, she dived into the depths, discovering the wonders hidden beneath the coastal shelf of Innsmouth Bay.

Alice’s true self flourished beneath the waves. Her once-human legs transformed into two shimmering, scaled webbed tails, allowing her to swim with grace and power. Her skin took on a luminous hue, reflecting the vibrant hues of the underwater world.

As the reigning Princess of Dagon, Alice ruled her kingdom with wisdom and benevolence. The sea creatures revered her, their loyalty unwavering. Together, they explored uncharted depths, protecting their realm from threats that dared to encroach upon their watery paradise.

In the embrace of her new family, Alice Marsh discovered a sense of belonging that had eluded her on land. She reveled in the freedom and boundless possibilities that her amphibious nature granted her. With every passing day, she grew to understand the true power of her lineage and the ancient secrets that lay within her veins.

And so, under the moonlit waters of Innsmouth Bay, Princess Alice Marsh, the amphibious ruler of the old ones, found her home. Surrounded by the beauty and majesty of the underwater realm, she embraced her destiny, forever living in harmony with the enigmatic depths that had called to her since her childhood days on the New England shore.