The Kaos Baptism Ritual
Damien Horizonstar

Needed;

Old Clothes.

Knife or sword (amoung other ritual Tools; Something for Cutting)

Coloured robe (The Colour Should be appropriate to the Event)

Orange and/or Yellow Belt.

Permanant Marker.

(Optional; Swimwear)

Note;
this ritual is to take place near a source of water. Also, No conjurations have been made for this rite; each iteration of this ritual should have conjurations written specifically for that event.

Further Note;
This Ritual Involves and Assumes the Direct influence of dynamic Deity Figures. The Chances of the entire ritual occuring as written/planned are rather low; any particular step after the ritual begins can be expected to be altered according to the Deity's humour.

-2
The Initiate prepares themself mentally. While the Second prepares the Ritual Area.

-1
The Second Performs a Full Invocation of the Deity of Choice. (In the case of Original Performance; Ellis, The Red Queen)

0
The Initiate enters the Ritual Area dressed in the old clothing. Iniate Challange/Response For Entry into the Area. (Note; C/R should be specific to the Initiate's Organization/life Path)

1
The Second, Riding the Deific Invocation, Should Interact with the Initiate in a Superior Position, Announcing their unworthyness. (This may take the form of beratement, Condescension, apology, ect. Depending on the Deity and the Second's Relationship with that Deity) This should culminate in the Second grabbing the blade and Cutting the clothing from the Second. (Note; If nudity is not a desired part of the Ritual, appropriate swimwear may be worn under the clothing, as necessary)

2
With the Initiate now naked (or clothed in swimwear) The Second/Deity should guide the initiate, in a more supportive tone, to the water. The Second should then cleanse the initiate in a thourough if symbolic nature (IE; Soap, Water, and Vicious scrubbing aren't necessary, however, more is needed that simply waving a wet cloth over the Initiate's skin)

3
Thus Clean, The Initiate clothes themself, under the eye of the Deity, in the White Robe, tied with the belt. Afterwards the Deity announces the Initiate "Cleansed and ready"

4
The Deity Should Ritually "mark" The Initiate in some way; Preferrably on the skin, but on the robe will suffice.

5
Time for Reflection should be allowed; the Initiate should Meditate on the Path to this point, the state of things, and how the future changes based on this ritual.

6
The Initiate now Banishes and Ends the Ritual While the Deity Looks on.

7
The Second Ends the Invocation.

Note;
This Ritual could Easily be performed as an insert into a more general Ritual, continuing the agenda during step 5, and pausing only to accept the Initiate once the reflection is complete. The Ritual could also serve as a General Cleansing of Sorts, simply by changing the Deity's Projected Reaction from a note of unworthyness, to one of uncleanliness.