I heard a teacher speak about Africanism, mentioning a kind of negative spirit that gathers like a hive around its deceased military leader. For obvious reasons, they refuse to give more information. To carry out such an operation, I think one should speak with the deceased leader of a military division and negotiate to move a portion of their army to accomplish a mission. Or, one could ask for help in eliminating the current representative of the enemy group for whom they died fighting, or for people who died at the hands of abusers from a specific group, and whose hatred could be used to recruit them as soldiers. There are stories of dead people on battlefields where, at night, one can hear cannon fire and the activity of men, because these are people who died so suddenly that their souls remain trapped in that loop. They could also be mobilized as soldiers using the soul of a deceased officer from their army. I also imagine that it would be possible to move the souls of workers who died in accidents and ask them to work on some project, for example miners who died in collapses could be very useful because in that work you have to negotiate with many spirits and there are conflicts.
like can you explain more what do you want to with them because someone already did something like you want is emperor qin and his terracotta army or do you want only to use their spirits to try full necromancy reanimation like making a jiangshi or more like only comunication which is easyer
i think about eliminating enemies, destroying organizations, obtaining privileged information from dead people, i know you can have the paths open but there are dead people who get in your way and manifest as situations that don’t let you move forward. it can be used to block the paths of rivals or maybe move dead people out of your way, it also helps a lot to manipulate people, maybe we can manipulate an entire organization if we gather many dead and direct it to the right people.
Are you talking about Haitian Voudou?
i’m thinking about a new system, but using methodologies from other traditions.