Fire was one of the primal elements in Spirituality. Thus, the newly born consciousnesses of the undead were also preserved within Soul Fire.
Although the undead had the character "spirit" in their name, most of them were not spiritual entities. In essence, they were still living beings that existed in the Material Realm.
It was just that the bodies of normal life were "alive," while theirs were "dead." But from another angle, perhaps in the eyes of the undead, the bodies of living beings on the earth were the ones that were "dead," while theirs were "alive."
As time passed, the number of undead gradually increased. It was not only the corpses of living beings. In places dense with Negative Energy, life would also be born beneath the light of the Underworld Moon.
A small number of intelligent beings bathed in the moonlight and regarded the Underworld Moon as the source of life. The undead called it the Primordial Moon because, in their vague Memories, there had also been a moon on the earth, but it had been born later than the Underworld Soil.
More importantly, only the Primordial Moon could reverse life and death, allowing them to be reborn.
The initial worship of celestial bodies began to spread, and faint faith flowed toward the Underworld Moon. Ryan had noticed the changes in the outside world, but like humanity, these mortal beings had yet to make their entrance before the Third Era.
Moreover, although the existence of the spirit world had caused the Underworld Soil to lose ownership of souls, this place was naturally the homeland of undead life, being close to the source of Khaos's darkness.
Previously, because the Underworld Moon's moonlight lacked power, they had been unable to truly "come alive." But now, with Magic Power joining in,