Exodism

Whereas most worship Arior and his golden angels, forever bound to live a mundane life only so that "order" might be kept, there are those who turn their back on the golden god. They aspire to see different places, to taste different things and achieve greatness on their own, and for that, they turn their hopes and prayers to the very opposite Larianor stands for, which is the disorder of Kaorar and their overlord, Exodus. While some deem it utter madness, to worship the realm of chaos, of suffering and of demons, others might see wisdom in it. It is a common misconception to judge that Kaorar is place for cosmological judgement, which isn't correct. The souls that end up there, doomed to suffer and to be punished, are actually there for their own doings, for their souls want to be cleansed and freed from evil, that is, according to the writings of Seskel, one of the greatest figures of this religion.

That which has done harm upon another, brings evil into their own heart and soul. When the soul leaves it body, it is eager to get rid of it's own suffering, and so, it seeks Kaorar to punish and cleanse itself. - Seskel Nox

And so, the Cult of Exodus preaches that, while the gods of Larianor turn their backs and oblige mortals to live according to their order, Exodus allows them to be free, to be themselves.

Abandon the flock, you are no sheep to require a shepherd, you are no slaves to require a lord. Divine fortune will come only upon the courageous. - Seskel Nox, The Silver Angel.

The symbol of the Exodist faith.