'How ugly and bizarre...'
'Does it even know how short it is?'
'How could it possibly use an operating table over a meter high?'
Besides these shoddy imitation facilities, the cave was filled mostly with skulls and grayish-white bone fragments. Most were rat skeletons; there were very few from other animals, and not a single one was human.
This was to be expected. The Undead created by a Necromancer are humanoid because the creator is human and thus more familiar with that structure, not because the human body holds any unique properties.
They may have been extraordinary in life, possessing immense potential, but in death, a body is just a corpse and a pile of bones. There's nothing special about it. This wasn't some Cultivation World with its supposed Children of Heaven.
Thus, whether it was Undead, Demonic Puppets, or Golems, their forms were generally a matter of convenience, though personal aesthetics occasionally played a role.
