亡灵
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Original Name:亡灵 (wáng líng)Gender:NeutralKind:OtherScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:344Chapters:85
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Undead (亡灵) 4
Species/Race Includes corpse, bone, ghost, and soul Undead 5 156
Occupation/Role Threats faced by defenders of the Ancient Capital and Egyptian cities; some guard pyramids and serve Pharaohs 4 324
First Appearance Mentioned as a danger to the Ancient Capital 4; first seen in a horde beneath its Outer City Wall 5

Types and Ranks

Type or rank Documented examples and traits
Servant Level Bone and Rotting Undead appear in the Ancient Capital’s hordes; Poisonous Iron Corpses appear among the Undead near Egypt’s Habo Pyramid 5 325.
Warrior Level Includes Corpse Warriors, Bone Warriors, and Shadow Ghost Warriors. The Rotting Poison Corpse General can draw lesser corpses onto its body and direct them as a group 42 137.
Commander Level Ancient Warriors and White Yin Ghost Ministers appear during the Ancient Capital’s escalating crisis. Ghost Ministers are attendants of Ghost Monarchs 135 137.
Monarch Level The Ghost Tyrant awakens near the Ancient Capital. The Corpse of the Mountain Peak and Nine Nether Queen are among the Monarchs Zhou Sining confronts during the cataclysm 137 157 162.
Ghost Undead Ordinary Ghost Undead generally lack physical bodies and are difficult for most people to see; Necromancers and mages carrying a Soul Vessel can see them 190.
Soul Undead Usually appear as wispy spirits. Zhou Sining identifies the Nine Nether Queen as a Monarch-Level Soul Undead and judges that one appearing convincingly human would need to be unusually powerful 190.

Ecology and Behavior

  • Ancient Capital — Undead rise from the ground when deathly energy is sufficient. Night brings hordes to the Outer City Wall; winter increases their numbers and strength 8 9 320.
  • Rain and deathly energy — Rain stirs the death aura and can wash away topsoil, releasing buried deathly energy. During one storm, increasingly powerful Undead emerged as the horde grew 134 137.
  • Sunlight — Ancient Capital Undead normally retreat underground by day. During the cataclysm, the Fountain of Rage reduced their fear of sunlight, though sunlight still scattered the death energy they needed to move 139 163.
  • Egyptian pyramids — Egyptian Undead depend on the Nether Radiance emitted by pyramids and generally remain near their pyramid’s territory. Stronger Undead guard the tombs and Pharaohs rather than joining the front lines 312 323 324.
  • Pyramid mirages — A projected pyramid can draw Egyptian Undead to a distant location. They treat nearby human settlements as intruders and attack them 324.

Major Conflicts

  • Ancient Capital defense — Students and mages earn rewards for guard duty and Undead kills. Zhou Sining kills ninety-six Undead on his first shift, then repeatedly hunts them for the Life Points supplied by his Demon-Slaying System 4 6 18.
  • Ancient Capital Cataclysm — Sha Yuan’s approach raises the plains’ deathly energy, while the Black Vatican plans to use rain-dispersed Fountain of Rage to enrage the Undead. Multiple Undead Monarchs mobilize; Zhou Sining fights the Corpse of the Mountain Peak and later draws the attention of six Monarchs 131 145 154 157 162.
  • Pusini and the Habo Pyramid — A pyramid mirage brings an Undead army against the Egyptian city. Zhou Sining and Mu Nujiao fight near the pyramid; afterward, an Egyptian vanguard finds its mirage gone and its army wiped out 324 327 334.

Appearances

344
Total Mentions
85
Chapters Appeared
4.05
Avg. per Chapter