Demon God of Extinction (2)
The cultists possess a nihilistic worldview, believing that life is ultimately meaningless and that the pursuit of pleasure, power, or knowledge is futile in the face of impending doom. They see their devotion to the Demon God as a means of achieving significance in a world that is otherwise devoid of purpose.
The cultists exhibit fanatical zealotry, often willing to sacrifice anything, including their own lives, to further the goals of their malevolent deity. They view themselves as the chosen instruments of the Demon God's will and are willing to commit acts of terror and destruction to bring about their vision of the end.
The cult actively seeks to propagate despair and hopelessness in society at large. They spread their nihilistic beliefs and aim to weaken the resolve of individuals and societies, convincing them of the futility of resistance against the inevitable. This psychological warfare is seen as a means of hastening the arrival of the end.