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The History of this God's Worship

The Worshipers of Death originally were created by the first Meishu (a being touched by death). They were raised to put down the threat to the Nakatomi clan.

However, the original batch of Worshipers of Death came largely from the Abbadon name Joker-sama (unknown to the Nakatomi clan at the time) and hence where loyal to the ideals of the Joker-sama and would teach those who would come to study under their five temples his ways.

In time Joker-sama would be removed from the Temples and forced into a world of Shadows by someone even stronger. The Nakatomi clan never knowing of the betyral, a new Meishu was choosen from someone of strong magic in their blood. The Nakatomi family would become known as the Fujiwara and their Meishu would later become Abe no Seimei himself. He would past it onto to his granddaughter on his death bed, saying that she would be with them for a long time if they follow her.

For many years the temple began to search for the one who would come to find Chiru and take her to be their new Priestess and Meishu, training her to the best of their abilites to be able to perform the tasks as a Meishu.

However had they know just how much a handful she would be they may had kept their search going on.

Beliefs of the Worshipers of Death:

Death is the only true god of death. The Grim Reaper takes those who are unworthy to be near Death. To die is to be with her an her alone.
Those who are disloyal to life and death are to be killed an destroyed, the cycle of life is important an no one is above that cycle no one but those of the children of Death (Vampires).
Celerebrate the Holy Days and keep the Holy.
Follow the Rules of the Meishu for they are the rules from the gods themselves.

The Following Are Death's Holidays with the name (and actual holiday).

April 4th - The Sun Festival (Clear and Bright Festival)
15th of every 7th Lunar Month- The Moon Festival (Ghost Festival)
August 15th - The Fire Festival (Bon Festival)
November 1st - The Wind Festival (All Saints Day)
November 2nd - The Earth Festival (Day of the Dead)
November 9th - The Water Festival (Day of the Skulls)

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