Editing Spirit world (section)

= The Spirits and the Spirit World, in summary =


In the physical world, mortals do not directly confront the spirits. This is because there is no way for direct conflict between ghosts and seita in the physical world. On the other hand, the animal spirits or ancestral pre-mothers do not manifest in the physical world at all.
 
The situation is different in the spirit world, where spirits are corporeal and real, just as mortals who travel there. Thus, the mortal travelers of the spirit world can explore its strange and dreamlike landscapes in the same way as in the ordinary world. However, mortals cannot take their earthly followers with them to the spirit world, so they are, in the case of the great and powerful spirits, always an inferior.
 
Spirits are never directly good or bad (like how any other greater entity in the world is not) but always enigmatic and weird. Their worldview is so different from mortals that their motives and thoughts are often incomprehensible.
 
The spirit world contains many interesting and marvelous places whose exploration and learning of its secrets can well form the content of entire life of a mortal. The Labyrinth with the Gap in its center can bring the mortal life to an epic conclusion, shaking the foundations of both the spirit world and, through it, the corporeal world. Outwardly, however, this ending is very minor. The mortal simply never wakes up from his spiritual journey.