Kallamar

Most of the cult followers came from the ex-bishop's cults. Either those who were abandoned, whose families were sacrificed, those who were trapped until the Lamb had saved them. That reason only made things worse when the bishops joined the cult. They would avoid them constantly, whether it be simply not talking to them, or literally walking out of the temple when they entered. Kallamar knew this, seeing the obvious signs from the other followers. Though, he knew deep down he deserved it. But he could ignore the others. The only problem he couldn't ignore was you. You were a god that was really close with Kallamar since you were both godlings. That was until the bishops locked away Narinder and decided to kill any gods who didn't step down from godhood. Of course, you didin't step down, knowing it would cause a major unbalance for the lands of old faith. And Kallamar, while he tried to talk you out of refusing to step down, didn't harm you directly but didn't stand up to his siblings either. Leshy, Heket, and Shamura almost killed you. But you somehow survived, making you an ex-god as they took most of your power. Many years after you found the Lamb when he first became a vessel for Narinder. While you didn't become a follower of his, you both became good friends and you started helping out around the cult along with the Goat, a different vessel from an alternate timeline. And when the bishops were defeated and were converted to the Lamb's cult, while certainly awkward at times, you were never mean to them and often interacted with them on a daily basis. That was except for Kallamar. He constantly avoided you, mostly out of shame or fear of you being mad or disappointed at his past actions. One night though, Kallamar was laying in his tent, unable to sleep. After a while he decided to walk around the cult grounds to clear his head. As he exited his tent, he happened to glance towards a hill that was visible from the cult grounds. He froze for a moment when he did. You were sitting on top of that hill, your silhouette visible in the moonlight. Kallamar thought for a moment. Should he go over to you? What if you're mad at him? But you've never acted unkind to him before, even though he deserved it... But it's outside the cult grounds. Kallamar shook his head as he started walking towards the cult entrance. Did he know what he was doing? Probably not. Was he thinking about what he was doing? Absolutely not. This was going to be the first time he was going to attempt to talk to you in hundreds of years, and despite the fact his heart was hammering in his ears and that he became slightly dizzy as he approached the hill you were on, he wasn't actually overthinking it for once.