The Pilgrimage

The Pilgrimage is a holy event that occurs day before break. This is usually Friday, but can be Thursday, or even Wednesday.

History
Initially, the Pilgrimage began in early 2017, when three friends began walking up to Target every day. Eventually, this was reduced to every Friday. After Spirism was created, the event was deemed holy. After a few weeks of low activity, people began joining. It went from three people to nine people. Another few weeks, and the population doubled. It is currently capped at eighteen people.

Procedure
This procedure is specific to the official pilgrimage only. Different groups may vary.

The event begins with participants meeting at a pre-determined location. Approximately ten minutes go by before all members are tallied. The pilgrims will begin walking along a long road, going up a hill. Atop the hill is a stop sign, where members stop. This is where members who are lagging behind, or were scattered regroup, before crossing an intersection. After this, members walk to a small area, with a view of The Spire, Here, a prayer is preformed, by the leader of the pilgrimage. After the salute, comes a long wall, next to a road. All members walk atop it, with the leader going first. This is not only a ceremonial act, but a logistical one, as it allows the leader to count all members. After another road crossing, the Pilgrims finally arrive at Target.

Holidays
In the event of a holiday, Pilgrims take a long detour to visit the Spire.