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M’Duzza, the reanimated corpse of the last of her kind, died with a guilt deep in her heart. Once she was just a little girl living in a village full of life, a village deeply in tune with nature who lived off the land and the earth, digging into its crust for minerals and riches. While her village was deep within a cave, an accident involving pyrotechnics caused a massive cave-in to kill all those she was close with, and she would go on to believe she was to blame for not being there to help.

[Her only remaining friend, a lone tattered plush, was separated from her during the same accident.]

Later in her life, motivated by grief and guilt, her power was channeled into an arcane art known as Mormus (Musical Necromancy). This magic, while powerful and gifting her something of an imperfect immortality, also caused her to lose her mind, and as her body rotted around her transformed her into what would be known as M’Duzza.

[M’Duzza, in an indeterminate time after her resurrection, had an altercation with modern HarMonicans that caused her to be decapitated.]

Once aspiring to resurrect her village, as her mind grew sour she slowly forgot about them. However, her loneliness remained, and she eventually found herself in an isolated alcove teeming with extinct HarMonican life - subjects left to be reanimated. As each new undead HarMonican was created, despite the world having moved on without them, their macabre orchestra grew livelier and livelier.

M’Duzza had created her own family, after all.