Resistance

The Resistance is a rebellious secretive faction comprised of pureblooded demons who push for royal supremacy and have secretly went against the Demon King Anos Voldigoad's new order of egalitarianism between the pure and mixed-blooded demons.

Overview
The group has been founded and led by the Angart family, one of the most powerful families in Dilhade. It's patriarch Zerceus Angart is involved in the administration of Midhaze.

History
Upon the Demon King Reordination Ceremony, Anos abolished the segregation of demons with the support of several high officials and the Seven Demon Elders, a new order of egalitarianism was established between the royal and the mixed-blood demons. As a result, there are no longer distinctions between the two. The royalists were reluctantly supportive of the decision as they used the excuse of being under the Great Spirit Avos Dilhevia's control to try to excuse their heinous actions during her short term reign of terror as being done under her influence.

Selection Trial Arc
With Anos' abolishment of the previous class system, the royal demons lost the privileges that they previously possessed, they became a faction only in name. However, due to the fact that the Seven Demon Elders and various other high-level executives sided with Anos, they lacked the political power and influence to oppose him, let alone try to fight him directly in open warfare. Due to this, a group of royal demons covertly joined forces to form a secret royalist resistance group. The group was lead by Zerceus Angart, who believe that the true Demon King died 2,000 years ago and never reincarnated, as the Unitarians fabricated the existence of Anos Voldigoad as the Demon King in order to increase their influence. Due to lacking military capabilities, they accepted the aid of a mysterious benefactor who gave them a captured dragon to use for their plans.

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Trivia

 * Anos himself considers this group to be a pack of "rabid curs". Which is why he found it adequate to place a collar around their necks, in order to discipline them.}}