Drawing by David Lynch

“So this time it’s the Forgotten God. It’s
kind of sad. Lovecraft used him as reference material, but the fiction and nonfiction got
mixed together so badly his original form was completely forgotten! Didn’t people also
decide there was a connection to Crowley, so they stopped all research into this Magic
God’s historicity?

[...]

It was not that Kamisato could not see it due to a lack of light or due to great speed. He
could not comprehend it no matter how much he stared at it. Once again, the human and
the Magic Gods were likely perceiving it differently.

[...]

Something heavy seemed to stir up the air with a low rumbling.

Niang-Niang pulled two hands’ full of weapons from her baggy sleeves. But even so, her
slender body bent backwards with a deafening sound of collision. Kamisato could not see
what had happened. No, he could not comprehend it. At the very least, he could tell this
was different from the previous projectiles. The Forgotten God itself had likely charged in
from further down the tunnel.

He finally saw something.

It looked nothing like beautiful Niang-Niang and Nephthys. But what even was it? It was
extremely simplified yet incredibly eerie like a stick figure drawn by a small child
awkwardly holding a black crayon.

-Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no Index Volume 17 Between the Lines 3