The Sect was a mystical denomination within the broader tradition of Astropaganism, a spiritual belief system that worshipped celestial bodies as divine entities and drew magical power from the stars, planets, and other heavenly objects. The sect’s followers were deeply devoted to the liminal space between day and night, particularly the twilight hour, which they saw as a time of profound cosmic energy and balance. This transitional period symbolized the bridge between the known and the unknown, where the barriers between the earthly realm and the celestial sphere were at their weakest.

Central to the Twilight Sect’s spiritual practice was Astromancy, a form of celestial magic that involved divination, enchantments, and rituals based on the movements and alignments of the stars, planets, and moon. Astromancers, the sect’s practitioners, believed that during twilight, the veil between the human world and the cosmos was thin enough for them to harness and direct the astral energies for both practical and esoteric purposes. The moon, stars, and planets were viewed as sentient entities with vast wisdom and power, and the Xenith sought to commune with these celestial beings.