Years passed, the young grew up, the adults aged, and the elderly died.
The dead were brought here, sacrificed, and then thrown into the abyss. Days later, there would often be another zombie with an open mouth, or in a few months, another skeleton, or just a pile of shattered bones.
Not all bodies could nurture a soul.
Abuke then had another entity to "chat" with.
After an unknown period, as Abuke gazed at a heap of shabby undead creatures capable only of mouth movements, a thought suddenly struck him, "How can they not be shattered?"
This was the first proactive thought of Abuke's existence. He was no longer a spiritual body acting out of instinct, but an intelligent undead being.
After that, the bodies pushed down were caught by Abuke; they no longer broke into pieces, and slowly, there were more active undead creatures beneath the abyss.
