《Otherworldly General Store》 "~Goods That Seem to Exist in Another World~" 〜・〜・〜・〜・〜・〜・〜・〜・〜・〜 This seal is considered to be the seal of the Necronomicon, also known as the "Gate Seal." Or, it is also known by other names such as "Gate and Key," "All and One, One and All," and is said to be the "Sigil of the Gate" of Yog-Sothoth, one of the Outer Gods. However, the truth of the matter is not certain. But, perhaps it might have the effect of preventing a SAN value crisis. 【Necronomicon】 A grimoire that appears in the Cthulhu Mythos. Also known as "The Book of the Dead" It is said to contain rituals, spells, and manufacturing methods for artifacts to summon and banish transcendent beings, including the "Outer Gods" and "Old Ones." It is bound in human skin or mysterious fur, and it is said that the book itself has a will and changes its owner. Those who read this are said to inevitably fall into madness. The original title is "Al Azif," written in 730 AD by Abdul Alhazred, the Mad Poet. Azif is believed to mean the sound of monsters, representing the sound of insects that cry at night. After that, Alhazred was devoured by an invisible monster in broad daylight in front of a crowd. In 950 AD, it was translated by Theodorus Philetas of Byzantium. At this time, the title became "Necronomicon," meaning "The Book of the Dead." Due to its blasphemous content, it was ordered to be burned by Patriarch Michael I of the Eastern Orthodox Church in 1050 AD. However, not everything was consumed by flames, and in 1228 AD, it was translated into Latin by Olaus Wormius. However, only four years later, it was banned by Pope Gregory IX. After that, the book seemed to have disappeared into the darkness of history, but it was translated again in 1560 AD by John Dee, but it was not bound and was scattered as an incomplete manuscript. size: 2.7 x 3.0 cm