Cult of Eternity

They preach a flawless society, free of all injustice. The same post says that, in truth, they are the most dangerous force plotting the return of Akasch, and it asks for vigilance: the Cult of Eternity is drawing near. It does not say from where, or when.

Another post opens with: “The perfect glory of ten thousand years ago begins again by our hands.” The cult dreams of rebuilding a new and flawless world, inspired by an ancient civilization free of injustice and of disorder. The followers believe themselves to be reincarnations of an ancient race. They hide their double life behind identical tunics and masks, and they communicate only through a few chosen ones. The post does not name that race or the chosen ones.

The banner is green cloth with gold borders.

Akasch

The Cult of Eternity venerates its god, Akasch, in the form of a giant serpent. What seems grotesque to some may be, for them, sacred. A later post about the Nakisians uses Queen Akasch. The texts do not unify the title.

The Nakisians, once awake, see the Cult of Eternity — once their devotees — as little more than vassals to be emptied.

High Priest Zudaka, in Serpens' Domain, looks down on the humans of the Cult of Eternity. Celtak, the Eternal Nightmare, is exalted by the Dobavions and by the cult.