Bargh Nym Dhlarg

Named in the Ahgrondani tongue it translates directly to "Birth of Death", however death in this context is theorized to not contain the same connotations as in Serenity.
The book was written by an ancient Chinderin  invocator who went by the name "Boahd Gahircyn" translating directly to "Blood forgive", the names intended translation remains unkown. It documents the rights of the dark arts, commonly known as necromancy. It ranges from details on how to prepare a body properly to the process of reaching Lichdom.  It is written beautifully and filled with details leaving barely any guess work on the reader.
There were only a handful of copies ever made before the great purge of magic and the Chinderin. Ultimately leaving the book to remain hidden within the grasps of necromancers.

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Bargh Nym Dhlarg

Translations from the Musk Candle
Outline:

• Vessel Preparation
• Soul Structure
• Control Links
• Lichdom Ascension

Vessel Preparation

Division 1: Preserving

Corspses become useless after 24 hours as they start the decomposition process.

Ideally the body can be placed within the confines of a fridge, or under, a freezing invocation.

It is advised to place an Amythest against the chest of the corpse to prevent soul leakage, to be expanded upon in Soul Structure.

Additionally for a more pure vessel, keeping the vessel alive is another option. The vessel should only receive the bare essentials as to weaken the body and soul.

Soul Structure

Division 1: Soul & Spirit

While many may group these two terms as synonyms this can not be further from the truth. The spirit is located within the cranium, while the soul rests within the heart.  The soul is mandatory for most of the rites detailed within this Grimore. Spirits are only ever required if the rite preformed requires a consciousness, such as in necromancy of construction of a new body. 
Spirits are the consciousness of a mortal being, each one is unique to the individual.  Create upon birth the spirit lingers in the world even after death.  Spirits can be warped and transformed into a soul, a process that some Faiths speak of as a natural phenomenon.  There are two ways a spirit may expire, it either suffers through a mythical calamity rendering it from its grasp on reality, or by converting it into a soul. 

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Guide, How-to

Medium

Paper