Raun Spectrals

## Origin

The Raun Spectrals had once been human, but as their planet gradually became death-attuned for an unknown reason, they desperately searched for a solution to survive. Eventually, the Kingdom of Raun, the last standing bastion of humanity, had taken a drastic step to ensure their survival. They had managed to shed their mortal coils while still living in a homemade ceremony that infused their souls with death. **Book 10, Page 24**

## Propagation

The world of the wraiths was apparently slightly more energy-rich compared to the Mavai demons' but their numbers of citizens were much lower. After all, there were only so many who could beget progeny. In the case of these spectres, they had to reach Middle E-grade before they were able to cut off parts of their souls and nurture them in specially-made pools of undeath.

Before the integration, there were only so many wraiths who managed to reach this height. In return, those who did were wholeheartedly focused on the continuation of their race. They spawned thousands of ghosts by sacrificing one part after another of their minds until their souls finally crumbled. Their whole society had been centred around raising enough Ancestral Ghosts in the limited environment back then. **Book 10, Page 24**

### Changes from Integration into the System

Of course, that had changed now that the kingdom had been transported to a Middle D-grade World temporarily teeming with Origin Dao. Now, those Ancestral Ghosts had turned into powerful spectral warriors somewhat akin to the Anointed of the Zhix. They had been fed with all the treasures their world had been able to spawn before the integration, and that culture had continued to this day, even if they didn’t birth nearly as many warriors any longer.

Instead, they used that advantage to shift from venerated birth-givers solely focused on raising ghosts, to becoming the de facto rulers of their tribes. **Book 10, Page 24**

## Society

They had been a tight-knit community without war after they shed their mortal coils. All their focus was on survival. They'd been forced to adapt just like Earth did, but even the Humans had ample experience in killing before the integration. **Chapter 1,072**

## Attributes

* "Does Endurance even work on ghosts?" Ogras asked curiously. "It does," Aouvi nodded. "It strengthens our bodies just like it would yours. It helps us resist Dao-infused attacks better, though many of us focus on defenses through other venues than taking direct hits." **Chapter 937**

## Surrender

* “Mercy! We surrender!” Aouvi shrieked as he fell to his knees, and Carva immediately followed suit, meaning all three of the Ghost Kings had either died or surrendered by now. **Book 10, Page 40**
* Secondly, there had to be a consensus in a surrender, where all the top-ranking members stamped the parchment. If there were a bunch of D-grade Ghost Kings hiding somewhere, it wouldn’t have worked, since Aouvi and Carva wouldn’t have been able to speak for their faction. **Book 10, Page 77**

## Intersector War

### Atwood Empire Merit Board

* 9th – 21,629. Aouvi Sealmyre. **Chapter 1,068**
* The top ten was almost entirely made up of his Sealbearers, except one of the two Raun leaders at the 9th spot, with the other at the 12th. **Chapter 1,068**

## Known members

* Eomid - Deceased. Former leader of the Raun Spectrals.
	+ ... led by a crown-wearing ghost with decidedly human features, except for the lack of eye sockets. **Book 10, Page 24**
	+ A flood of pure Life had stormed into Eomid’s intangible body, overwhelming his defenses and effectively shredding his soul. **Book 10, Page 39**
* Aouvi - Hegemon.
	+ “Aouvi, my liege,” the ghost looking like an old bearded man hurriedly introduced himself. **Book 10, Page 43**
* Carva - Hegemon. Currently a member of Calamity Company as the leader of the scouting unit.
	+ “Carva, my liege,” the regal-looking spectral queen followed. **Book 10, Page 43**