‘The Last of As’ Season 2 thrives with a high rating and an entertaining story. With shocking death of Joel Miller (Played by Pedro Pascal), Ellie (Played by Bella Ramsey) Mourning justice for his death. However, when he tried to avenge his death, a creed was introduced into the world of apocalypse – ‘Cerebels,
Who are Cerafites?
When the cult was introduced, the group leader explained that he believes in a ‘Prophet’. While the Prophet has not yet been introduced, it is known that she has died for years and her teachings have affected the creed.
Well, the series is inspired by a video game, and they have insight about the cult.
History of Cerafites
The Panth located in Seattle believes that the deceased woman had a divine decision and a vision indicating cordeyseps, the infection that caused epidemics. The Prophet and his followers believe that the transition did to punish humanity for the sins they have done.
When the epidemics broke, the WLF (Washington Liberation Front) controlled the Seattle, and the tension arose with Serafites. While Cerafites tried to live peacefully, WLF kidnapped the Prophet and executed him as a leader, Isaac Nixon thought that it would be dangerous to keep him alive, and he was influencing the guards to question the cause of war, according to Cosmopolitan.
The fan page explained the presence and impact of the Prophet
According to the Fandum page, “It was here that a woman had a vision, from which she was motivated to live an egalitarian life, and try to stay out of the ground again for humanity, separating from the dependence on mortal pleasures and technology,” according to the Fandum page.
“Preaching their charismatic teachings that cordiseps brain transition was a punishment brought by humanity’s own sins and was a second chance for humanity to inspire itself in the community, similarly to live independently with the inhabitants, similarly to live independently,” the page said.
He said, “They used to fight infected and robbers and enhanced the food on the land on which they lived. Over time, the woman became their leader and was called the ‘Prophet’,” he concluded.
