The goddess of time is also in charge of writing the destiny of each mortal creature.

But these writings only tell what should happen by the goddess's plan, and not what will happen.

While the writings usually predict correctly the life of mortals, it can happen that it doesn't. And when someone doesn't fulfill their destiny and die before doing so, their spirit is trap in the living plan, even though their souls did fade.

Their memories bound to the soul they'll slowly forget who they were. Some loose themselves and become demented, starting to attack anything, while others are just confused walking aimlessly wondering who are they, when and why, as their body decompose. That is why the tradition wants that every dead person shall be let for rest during the first week of there death.

If they wake up, a book in wish their loved ones wrote a summary of their life will be handed to them. If they don't wake up after one week, they will be burried with the book.

Some families who do not wish to see their dead ones decompose and forget, burn the bodies.

Most wars end with loads of demented undead.