Cult of Eternity and Akasch

The Cult of Eternity preaches a world without injustice, worships Akasch in the form of a giant serpent and plots her return. Its followers believe themselves reincarnations of an ancient race and hide a double life.

A society without injustice

They preach a flawless society, free of all injustice. In truth they are the most dangerous force plotting the return of Akasch. Stay vigilant: the Cult of Eternity is approaching.

"The perfect glory of ten thousand years ago begins anew by our hands." The cult dreams of rebuilding a new and flawless world, inspired by an ancient civilization free of injustice and disorder.

Its followers believe themselves reincarnations of an ancient race. They hide their double lives behind identical robes and masks, and communicate only through a chosen few.

Akasch, god, and serpent

The Cult of Eternity worships its god, Akasch, in the form of a giant serpent. What some see as a grotesque and repulsive symbol is, to them, sacred and beautiful.

Tunics, masks, and a double life

They dress in green and gold from head to toe. Some hide their faces behind masks, others beneath a veiled hood, and a few show it under a headdress. Among them, no one knows who is who.

The cult lives between the sermon of a world without injustice and the shadow of the return it is preparing.

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