Order of the penitent wall

"So much death and suffering. We lost so much in this terrible war, that at the very least, we can serve as a reminder to never repeat our mistakes. The dead may be lost, but they will not be forgotten" 
The Order of the Penitent Wall or Order of the wall is a monastic order founded shortly after the end of the Great War during the period of decline for the immortal nations. The Order is founded on the mission of reverence for the sacrifices made by those in the war and have taken on the task of finding the history of every casualty caused by the war effort and inscribing it upon the Wall. 
== History ==
The order of the wall originates from an organization of gravediggers that emerged during the chaos of the great war. A travelling gravedigger with no name would move from place to place, burying the dead to protect the living from disease and give the slain dignity and peace in the afterlife. The people named this unknown soul Grave. 
Many heard the tale and began following the example, dressing in the same robes and performing the same tasks. Over time they began traveling in groups, word of this order spread and the sight of masked men and women carrying shovels became a sign of closure to a battle. 
After the war was over and the last dead were buried. Grave simply disappeared without a trace, but not before speaking to several people about lost loved ones, walking over to the Great Wall, and inscribing their names and stories onto the stones.
== Global activity ==
The Order of the wall has remained unchanged throughout the years, collecting stories of the great war and inscribing their stories on the wall. Often offering their services as gravediggers and tombstone carvers in payment for the information, though few protest or demand service from them. 
They are seen as a sign of peace in the afterlife or omens of death by many mortal nations of Soi.