In the shadowy margins of myth and forbidden lore, one practice stands as the most chilling of arcane arts.

From whispered rituals beneath moonlit skies to ink-stained grimoires locked away in dusty vaults.

The act of communing with the dead has both terrified and fascinated humanity for centuries.

Ancient texts speak of sorcerers who dared to pierce the veil, summoning spirits for knowledge,

power, or vengeance.

From the bone-strewn battlefields of Mesopotamia to the cryptic rites of medieval Europe,

this piece of esoterica has walked hand in hand with kings and outcasts alike.

Some called it prophecy, others called it blasphemy.

And in the modern age, echoes of this dark discipline still linger, in occult circles, in pop culture, and in whispered tales of those who claim to hear voices long silenced by time.

This case file

join the theorists as they light their candles,

circle their salt,

and gaze into the grinning face

of forbidden knowledge of

necromancy.

Music Welcome to Alien Theorist Theorizing Case File 363.

I'm Braden.

I'm Zell.

I'm Dan.

And I'm Andrew.

Tonight we're talking about one of my favorite subjects, the dark arts.

All right right Snape

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