Sepulchral Plane
The mother goddess Phaedra saw creation in syntropy and destruction in entropy, and determined that the natural order of things required both. Yet further still, there was a time for change, and sometimes, rarely, it was worthy that some things ought to remain the same. The Sepulchral Plane is this embodiment of staticism. The wife who died at the shoreline awaiting the return of her soldier husband, the mother who clings until death to the crib side or her late son, the loyal guard who, even in death, would never leave his king's side: these are the things that should be left unsullied.
This was created by the goddess as a resting place for those mortal souls who in their plights could be judged as neither good nor evil, or who had things left undone in their homelands. Oaths to great and pure to be broken even by death are maintained here. As the mortal's body decomposes, the soul carries on as a ghost or specter, and its presence in this plane casts an ethereal avatar to the Mortal Plane, so that it may keep vows too great for even Uzuli to sunder. This is the realm of ghosts and poltergeists.
Grandangel Rinsha is given domain over this plane, so that he may watch over the spirits and keep them in their ethereal form.
© Dylan Eugene Wheeler 2018
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