Teroylos
Introduction
Teroylos, a Pryos? Crown? born in 12,423 as part of the first pure-cosmic wave of Crowns, would be a crucial figure in the formation and evolution of the Serkosian Auctorates? up to their crucial era on the political stage of Serkosia?. Teroylos was also a part of the wave of Crown-appropriation of Auctoral affairs throughout the 12,000s which largely led to the Free Auctorate Schism?.
Ideology
Teroylos for the longest time served Serkos as a Pryosvitracti? fighter, and later as an FTD? militant. For a rank and file, Teroylos was remarkably skilled. Averaging as much as five times the kill count of other Crowns in the many battles of the Principle Wars?, Teroylos' skill was quickly recognized by the Freedomwrath Primary Society?. It was around this time that Teroylos gained a habit of idolizing Serkos, a behavior that would lead Teroylos to appropriate the Auctorate form of government. From here, Teroylos would veer a large number of the Auctorates towards the idolization of Serkos as the Auctoral Patron?. This caused the aforementioned Free Auctorate Schism, and the formation of the Serkosian Auctorates.
Following the formation of the Serkosian Auctorates, Serkosian idolatry found a home in the newly developing political stage. Now represented by an actual governmental body, many offshoots, minor sects, cults, and petty factions formed in tribute to Serkos. Overall, Serkosian Doctrine had also been formally solidified through the new Auctoral sect. Teroylos was both a part of the solidification and a believer in it. Teroylos' for their entire life would be a secondary representative of Serkos when possible, and even after the Fall of Freedomwrath, Teroylos would not waver in support of Serkos, seeking to instead be somewhat of a central prophet for his return.
Despite Teroylos' extreme idolatry of Serkos, he nevertheless made an effort to keep an ambivalent attitude towards opposing Auctoral sects and faiths, and is largely considered to be one of the most devoted and likely the last proper Serkosian devotee. This also largely has to do with the replacement of Teroylos' entire clergy with a much more dramatic, zealous, and ultimately power-hungry clergy by the will of Teroylos' successor Zqaloph following Teroylos' death at Vavgod.