The Damned

• Skeletons: Wondering skeletons that are soulless.
  
• Soldiers of the Damned: The Soldiers that were possessed and killed all the women, children and elders. They wear their uniforms that are torn up and parts of them are decaying.
  
• Cultists: People worship the demons that possessed the Soldiers and will kill anyone who contaminate the location with their presence.
  
• Yūrei: The women filled with sorrow as they had to watch the children die first and then were tortured to death afterwards.
  

• Jikininkis: They are ghosts of Hunger or Greed who were once human and cursed to eat human flesh without control even after death.
  
• Oni: The Oni was once the Warden who was corrupted and tortured the prisoners. They said he enjoys releasing his anger on them even after death.
  

• Oiwa: She's an Onryō that creeps in the dark to find her next target and curse those that dare enter. She once was a Priestess, beautiful and pure as she gave her loyalty to the gods.
  
• White Snakes: Snakes that are white as snow that are said to be related to the Snake Goddess. Many live within the Temple as there is said for a larger one living further in the temple.
  

One's who Caused and Met Demise

• Princess Celestine: A young beautiful woman who looks to be about sixteen. Her spirit still roams in silence as her body is still hidden. She isn't aggressive, but she will wail with a banshee scream.
  
• Unknown Killer: It is unknown who they were as no one has ever lived to tell anyone. They must be strong or sneaky to figure out this killer and defeat them.
  
  
• Large Insects: After years of abondance, the place became infested with insects small and large. Few have reported spiders and even monstruous millipedes and centipedes.
  
  
  Name: Kelikai's Manor
  
  Details: The manor of Kelikai was beautifully made for the wife of Kelikai. The design was chosen after their honeymoon trip to Minstrel as the wife loved the housing architecture. During the building process, many accidents were happening. One fell off the planks from two stories high. Another one was while the rope was being pulled up, holding a large glass window, the rope tore apart and dropped the window on top of someone, slicing someone in half. Kelikai didn't care as he wanted it done.
  
  After it was 'finished', things started to get even stranger. There have been many disappears and mysterious, but the one being sought out currently is the mystery of Kelikai himself. One day, as everyone was doing their own thing, Kelikai flew out the window and fell to his death from the fourth-floor attic. All that is known is they had one son, one daughter, uncle and the wife with her servant that they brought back from Svannah.
  
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  • Unknown Killer: All that is known is they were one of the family members.
    
  • Servant woman: She lurks around the attic and is apparently seen with a hammer. Every time she sees a living human she attempts to ask them if they wish to help build. Many say no and leave, but no one that has said yes ever came back out.
    
  • Lindworm: It is said that it came from the large lucious forest that Kelikai originally had people plant one by one, yearly grew large, but it is unknown. The Lindworm will eat any being on sight and doesn't make a sound as it slithers through the halls. Some say the Lindworm is the spiritual creature of the Wife that also died in the Mansion years later.
    
  
  
  
  
  Name: The Isle of Buoir
  
  Details: The Isle of Buoir was a village where most men would find sanction away from the expected life of constant battle and worries. Women would avoid this village as it was taboo to step foot within it, according to their god(s). One day, a woman appeared out of nowhere in a white cloak and hoodie. She knocked on doors to find help. Everyone ignored her plea as she was starving and needed somewhere to sleep.
  
  According to legends, the woman was actually a respected Valkyrie who fell from battle in the sky. She had no idea where the place was. She sat in the chilling rain and cold winter's night, dying on the ground due to the fact she had injuries already. Her body disappeared as no one saw her after that night. As her god being the only one to see what happened, they were furious and cursed the village with misfortune due to their judgement. No one dares to step foot in the village, but many would pay to know what happened to that Valkyrie.
  
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  • Valkyrie Vaerena: Not in her full potential, Vaerena was a pure Valkyrie who was stricken by her enemies to fall in the human world. She was left outside to die and her remains became hidden. She now walks among the village as a lost spirit who challenges all aggressively, blinded by rage. What all happened to her to make her rage?
    
  • Undead: The skeleton-like figures with fallen lumps of flesh were the men that lived in the village and denied the woman passage. They are now cursed to live forever in the state they are in till the curse is broken.
    
  • Ice Wolf: Some say it's Fenrir who made itself smaller to seem normal and some say it's a non-godly version of it. The wolf is seven feet long and three feet tall. Some say it's bigger than the info given, but maybe it can become larger at will depending on the threat. All is known is that it has the ability of ice magic. The reason is also unknown, but some assume it's the animal spirit of the god the woman was close to.
    
  
  
  
  Name: Yngvild Cave
  
  Details: Yngvild was a cave used as a worshipping ground by those who believed it to be the meeting of Warriors in ancient times due to the shape of the entrance being a warrior's helm. It was abandoned after Arondil moved into Yngvild. He now uses the cave as a base of operations. He kidnaps young women, kills them, and revives them through necromantic experiments. His journals reveal that he also sleeps with the undead women; if you sneak into his bedroom, you’ll discover a ghost sleeping in his bed.
  
  Female Draugr and ghosts haunt Yngvild, serving Arondil against their will. Fortunately, you can put an end to Arondil’s disturbing experiments, putting the undead to rest by killing him.
  
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  • Arondil: A necromancer who uses his experiments in different ways, to attack, defense and for their disturbing activities. It is said that he's immortal to the point of where he doesn't age.
    
  • Trolls: They're territorial beings that only ignore Arondil due to a spell he has used on them but are very strong and aggressive. Their main weapons are clubs made of wood and bones as well as their own fists. Just don't get stepped on.
    
  • The undead: They're the women and people he kidnapped and experimented on, the tortured souls that are forced to attack any who come close to his den.