Infernal Resurrection Technique

The Infernal Resurrection Technique is a technique most often used by practitioners of Dark Magic and is classified as one of several 'Resurrection' techniques, given the name. What classifies this technique as dark is the way it reanimates a corpse, sometimes with memories from when it was alive, and forces an animalistic feral mind upon it while at the same time binding it to the caster's own will. These bodies are often known as Infernal.   This technique is recognizable by two visual factors, the first being the visible use of Dark Green mana or energy which resembles a flame. These flames overtake a given corpse and will revitalize the nerves and muscles 'just enough' to grant it movement. Following the body is then bound in tethers of mana which resemble puppet strings, allowing the caster of the technique to enforce their will upon the revitalized body. Often times these corpses are manipulated just like a puppet on strings; though experienced casters can manipulate their bodies without lifting a finger.   These corpses are able to act independent by being 'charged' with a certain stock in mana. This stock acts like a battery which they can use to continue functioning after being disconnected from the caster; however these bodies need to be recharged or retethered before their supply runs out or else they will become inoperable. Once charged, the caster can implant a fragment of their will and essentially program the body to follow a basic primal function. The longer a corpse is left on charge and disconnected from the caster, the more feral and savage they can become.   When used on a FRESH corpse, if in good condition with which the brain has not begun to deteriorate, these Infernal can come back as brainwashed versions of their former selves. These fresh Infernal also have limited access to their pool of moves which they had when alive.