Vohkism



Vohkism, previously the Cult of Vohki, began due to DeadMouseHunter believing Vohki, the strangely powerful and flying man, to be a deity. When the Cult of Vohki began, the opposing government officials of Nuevico caught on and tried to squash the rising religion. The officials believed that the rise of any such religion would greatly diminish the ethical and moral system within the established Socialist Republic. Most followers of Vohki would follow any command given to them by Vohki himself. The government officials feared that their people may turn on Nuevico if given the order. Despite the many raids by the government, the Cult of Vohki persisted within underground cells in the city of Reynosa. It wasn't until the mysterious Vohki figure flew down to Reynosa to create a statue of himself within the city, an event called the Birth of Solaris, that the government finally caved to the pressure of the Cult of Vohki and it's followers, given them freedom of religious belief. With the statue being created, it only fueled the beliefs of the followers. The Cult of Vohki was a cult no more. Instead it was finally a full religion, under the name of Vohkism.

A few months after the Birth of Solaris, Vohki flew down to the newly established capital city of Onyx, G.D.C. and created a twin statue. However, this one was black instead of white. Strangely matching Onyx's unique black brick design. This event is known as the Birth of Lunaris. The statue's are said to have a special connection to each other. Both in a literal and metaphorical sense. Metaphorically, they represent a similarity to that of a belief in Taoism, known as Yin and Yang. They also represent the twinhood of the major sister cities of Reynosa and Onyx, both having a shared history together. As for a literal sense of connection, followers of Vohkism have said that spiritual energy sheds off the statues and flows between them. And that is a reason they face each other. The two faces of Vohki, both the benevolent and the malevolent.