The dammed are those who were judged as neither good nor bad by the divine council and given a second chance at life. Should they choose to be reborn as one of the dammed, they shall Awake in Lundgen, commonly called the Graveyard of the Dammed. They Awake with all memories of their previous life and live exactly one hundred years, unless they are killed. This life determines their eternal future, and for that reason, many of the dammed prefer to stay peaceful, like the king. Even the slaves in their kingdom were treated well, working only five hours a day and being assigned jobs at age fifteen.
Every dammed has the same dark blue eyes with no white, and very dark black pupils. Their hair is either white or gray and grows out patchy and very thin. Because of that, many of the damned chose to stay bald. Some can grow a thicker head of hair, but none can grow facial hair. Their ghostly white skin is very thin and borderline translucent. Hundreds of veins are easily visible, even on their faces, showing the blue blood that runs through them. Despite their thin skin, the dammed have very dense muscles and bones. They don’t eat at all, so they have no body fat. Another distinct characteristic is their face. Their skin is thin all over their body, but the face is where it’s the thinnest. In some parts, the skin is so slight that their skull is easily seen, and their cheeks are devoid of any flesh, leaving a gaping hole in their mouth. Lastly, they have no nose, and the bone is visible.
Every dammed has the same dark blue eyes with no white, and very dark black pupils. Their hair is either white or gray and grows out patchy and very thin. Because of that, many of the damned chose to stay bald. Some can grow a thicker head of hair, but none can grow facial hair. Their ghostly white skin is very thin and borderline translucent. Hundreds of veins are easily visible, even on their faces, showing the blue blood that runs through them. Despite their thin skin, the dammed have very dense muscles and bones. They don’t eat at all, so they have no body fat. Another distinct characteristic is their face. Their skin is thin all over their body, but the face is where it’s the thinnest. In some parts, the skin is so slight that their skull is easily seen, and their cheeks are devoid of any flesh, leaving a gaping hole in their mouth. Lastly, they have no nose, and the bone is visible.