Discover the Children of the Sun, a cult-like faction in Dying Light: The Following. Learn about their history, beliefs, leadership, and their mysterious Blue Mist.
Walkthrough
- 1History: The group dates back to the 13th century, founded by a nomadic tribe led by a spiritual leader. They settled near Harran based on visions. After being banned as an illegal religious sect fifty years before the events of The Following, they resurfaced with the Harran Virus outbreak. Their use of Blue Mist, a military chemical providing limited immunity, drew Kyle Crane's attention. The Baron later developed this into EF gas.
- 2Beliefs: They worship the Sun, Sky, and Wind as a holy trinity. The Mother, a matriarchal figure, guides them through visions. Their funerary tradition involves dressing the dead in ceremonial robes and masks and leaving them to be taken by scavenging birds, seen as symbols of heaven's mercy. They have a prophecy about a God of the Sun who will return during a great plague.
- 3Known Members: The Mother (revered leader), Jasir (farm community leader), and Bilal (gas station community leader).
- 4See Also: The Faceless, the Mother's acolytes.
Tips
- The Children of the Sun are a significant faction in Dying Light: The Following.
- Their beliefs and practices are deeply rooted in nature and spiritualism.
- The Blue Mist is a key element related to their immunity and a point of investigation for Kyle Crane.
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