<strong>THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TLAZOLETIAN CULT</strong><br/><br/>The priestess that started the faith in the city was not a fool the public structure is the outward proof the faith is here and public - true. Most of the worship takes place in friendly businesses, area farms and homes in Breezeport. Marked by graffitti and sigils she created for her organization many locations exist in the city for meetings of a few to perhaps twenty followers of the faith. Each led by a deacon or deaconess (or both she favors couples), not a cleric but a lay person that proved their merit and who is empowered to hold general services to honor the goddess and recruit others.  Clerics are either private or public the former operate in secret and the later openly work for the faith this is part of her plan to keep the cult as secure as possible until major threats to her goal for a proper church is eliminated.