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{{Infobox group|color_theme=pal|aliases= | {{Infobox group|color_theme=pal|aliases=Cult of Devotion<br>Friends of Devotion (formerly)|leaders=[[Devotion]]<br>[[C.T.H. Pasodoble]]|members=Toaster Wroaster<br>[[Coriolis Sunset]]|area_of_operation=[[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]]|season=[[Road to PALISADE]]<br>[[PALISADE]]|affiliations=[[Orchard Syndicate]]|debut=[[The Road to PALISADE 11: Orbital Pt. 1]]}}{{Stub}} | ||
The '''Devotees''' are followers of the '''Cult of [[Devotion]]''', a strange cult that has infiltrated [[the Brink]] and the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]]. Originally introduced as the Friends of Devotion during [[Road to PALISADE]], the cult was renamed to the Cult of Devotion for [[PALISADE]] in order to avoid confusion with the [[Church of the Resin Heart|Friends of Gur Sevraq]]. | The '''Devotees''' are followers of the '''Cult of [[Devotion]]''', a strange cult that has infiltrated [[the Brink]] and the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]]. Originally introduced as the Friends of Devotion during [[Road to PALISADE]], the cult was renamed to the Cult of Devotion for [[PALISADE]] in order to avoid confusion with the [[Church of the Resin Heart|Friends of Gur Sevraq]]. | ||
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The Devotees are followers of the Cult of Devotion, a strange cult that has infiltrated the Brink and the Twilight Mirage. Originally introduced as the Friends of Devotion during Road to PALISADE, the cult was renamed to the Cult of Devotion for PALISADE in order to avoid confusion with the Friends of Gur Sevraq.
C.T.H. Pasodoble is a leading member on the Brink. After the Devotees worked their way into the Orchard Syndicate, the Syndicate became a front organization for them. Their symbol is a shield emblazoned with cuffed-together hands holding each other.
The Devotees' modus operandi appears to be luring people to meetings through social manipulation, after which the people disappear for a while. When they return, they act strangely, seem disinterested in former friends and family, and sometimes have strange devices on their arms. Devotees are known to check their pulse at regular intervals as if following a set schedule.
It later becomes clear that these disappearances take place during the Devotees' retreats, during which they are Divinely transported to an unknown forested location to engage in 'bonding' camping trips. Members can feel their pulses sync up when they touch, which is how they connect with Devotion.