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'''Null-Space''', also referred to as '''N-Space''', was another [[universe]]. Every living creature in [[N-Space]] had an alternate form that existed in this universe called [[N-Form (The Ghosts of N-Space)|N-Forms]]. Upon the death of an individual their dead N-form would leave Null-Space to a higher plane, rather like travelling up a tunnel of light. Their negative emotions were left behind to become monstrous beings.
'''Null-Space''', also referred to as '''N-Space''', was another [[universe]]. Every living creature in [[N-Space]] had an alternate form that existed in this universe called [[N-Form (The Ghosts of N-Space)|N-Forms]]. Upon the death of an individual their dead N-form would leave Null-Space to a higher plane, rather like travelling up a tunnel of light. Their negative emotions were left behind to become monstrous beings.

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Null-Space, also referred to as N-Space, was another universe. Every living creature in N-Space had an alternate form that existed in this universe called N-Forms. Upon the death of an individual their dead N-form would leave Null-Space to a higher plane, rather like travelling up a tunnel of light. Their negative emotions were left behind to become monstrous beings.

Occasionally, after trauma or when an individual could not accept their own death, an N-form remained in torment. Because of that, Null-Space was the home of much evil and suffering. (AUDIO: The Ghosts of N-Space)