Chapter 90: The Ghosts of the Ancestors (2)
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The orangutan corpses began to move.
Although they had only been dead for a short time, their skin was already turning to mush and decaying, revealing hollow bones here and there.
In fact, all living things come from nature and return to nature, meaning that their bodies belong to nature.
Coming from nature and returning to nature is a great providence, a kind of contract to be recognized as a member of the ecosystem.
However.
There are some beings who, after the end of their lives and the time period in which they were given a body, do not return it to nature.
The undead.
They don't return to nature, even though they came from it by nature.
They are like tenants in a house that is already on a contract.
The ghosts are forcibly occupying a body that, according to providence and the contract of life, should have been returned to nature.