Editing Choir (section)

===Demons - Choir of Unrest===
Seen as the weakest of the choirs, the demons here work with intangible forces. However, it is the one that furthest its goals in Wrong because it is subtle and hard to get a grasp on.<ref>I was there, but did not assist, when he summoned Agares.  A duke among the seventh choir, one that brought great beings low.  A corrupter and agitator.  He could compel a king to march to war, or stop that same warhost in its tracks. [...] Many of the choirs are focused on tangible things, but the seventh is an abstract one.  Not one that we are able to grasp in concrete terms.  Many call it the weakest choir.  It is one we are liable to underestimate or lose sight of, and thus the one that gets the furthest in its endeavors towards the Wrong. - [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2014/04/05 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 4]]</ref> They focus on long and subtle games, the opposite of the brutally direct and absolute power of the First Choir.<ref name=":5">He was an Other who had been scary enough he could be mistaken for a demon, much like the Hyena had been.  Seventh choir, the abstract, easy to underestimate.  They played subtle games, standing at the opposite end of the spectrum from the ''first'' choir, which simply took the most direct route, devouring.<br><br>Except he wasn’t a demon.  He was a less-than-garden-variety Bogeyman. - [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2014/06/07 Excerpt] from [[Void 7.4]]</ref> They even take to writing tomes themselves, under the guise of being diabolists, to spread themselves.<ref>Mann continued, “It’s a similar pattern to members of the Choir of Unrest, writing tomes themselves, under the guise of being diabolists.  A hard thing to ignore, when new diabolists crop up every other month.  Or when we’re being asked to distribute books.” - [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2015/01/24 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 15]]</ref>

Members include [[Agares]]. [[James Corvidae]] was mistakenly for a member of this choir despite not being a demon.<ref name=":5" />