and here some lore that I came up with:
Servant (Acolyte) of Spawn
Just a certain creature found on the lands where the cult of Spawn had established itself. At some point, it (no gender, but anyway-) was simply brought in by sect members and given that name. Its duties became performing sacrifices to their idol. Mostly, it "helped meet" Spawn only with volunteers. However, over time, its job also came to include punishing those whom the cultists considered violators or enemies of the god.
Definitely, the Servant didn't like this, but it had no choice, as it was forced to do all of this. And it was controlled through violence, so its usual emotion is fear. It doesn't like killing. It doesn't like serving some Spawn. It hates this faith and hates what it does. But fear is stronger, so even while hiding all the time, trying to escape, it still did what it was told. Many cultists admired it, which is why it was also called Spawn's "child." People began to fear it, making up stories about it. It became an incentive for sect members not to become the next sacrifice, though there were also those who, despite their obedience, desired to "meet" their idol. But that wasn't sincere. It was the influence of the elders. They implanted these thoughts into the naive, the deluded, and the simply desperate. And they simply used them for their own motives. The Servant — or among the elders simply "the Attendant" — realized this only when it heard the last words of one of the "ascended." Others either remained silent, writhed in agony, or kept praying, no matter what. But this "volunteer" expressed their fear. Of course, there were many other aspects that made the Servant realize this whole cult was a sham, but this event influenced it the most. And it felt most pathetic. Yes, it could have ended all of this by running away or punishing the guilty… but this is a community. Kill the others — new ones will appear. And so, whether out of helplessness or guilt, it began to consume itself.
Uhhh, so yeah. My idea is that the mix of these two characters is that if the Pursuer is about endless thirst, bestial rage, then the Two-Time is about inner sickness, blind faith. And the result was the Servant — fear and self-flagellation. And so, remaining in the cult, knowing the truth, this entity doomed itself to a continuous cycle of suffering in the form of a thirst for liberation, "useless" knowledge, and a life like a beaten dog.
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