myrmidon
/ˈmɜːrmɪdɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A loyal and devoted follower or supporter, often used to describe a person who is blindly obedient or fanatically devoted to a leader or cause.
“The politician’s myrmidons in the press corps helped to spin the controversy in his favor.”
2. noun
In ancient Greece, a young man, especially one who served as a soldier or attendant.
“The young myrmidon was chosen to accompany the king on his diplomatic mission.”