The number of ghouls upon The Ember Ward was massive, leaving the Arcane Scavenger almost no time to rest.
Smash one ghoul to death, and a second ghoul would soon pop up.
Their numbers were infinite, and it seemed they could never be killed completely.
In fact, these fellows truly could not be killed completely!
Venthyr outcasts were produced in a continuous stream.
Ghouls originated from Venthyr outcasts, so their numbers naturally flowed without end either.
The nature of Revendreth was equivalent to a place where prisoners served their sentences.
Every day, countless prisoners were dispatched there for reform through labor.
Yet unlike the material world, prisoners only needed to expiate all their sins to choose to become a member of this place.
They would be molded into Venthyr, changing from prisoners to jailers to torture other prisoners.
Would prisoners who expiated their sins necessarily turn good?
That was definitely impossible!
Prisoners of any world were the same.
Unless the prisoner was originally a good person who merely committed a crime by accident.
A good person received a miserable lesson and naturally would not easily commit crimes again thereafter.
Prisoners who committed crimes actively remained bad people after expiating their sins.
They always had times when they extended their sinful hands and were then caught by the pigtail.
The Venthyr leadership would not give these fellows who committed secondary crimes a chance.
They would be exiled to The Ember Ward or sent into the Tower of Sin to be burned into charred cinders.
These exiled Venthyr outcasts would gradually grow mad due to a lack of anima.
This was similar to the Arcane Addiction flare-ups of the High Elf and the Nightborne.
Yet a lack of anima was fatal and could absolutely never be overcome by relying on a strong