philosophy

Necromancers do not know life in the human sense. Necromancers do not fear death in the human sense. Comparing the perceptions of the undead and the perceptions of humans is like comparing length to temperature. Which is greater, 2 meters or 30 degrees?
And humans don't even try to understand this. It's too complicated. It's much easier to declare the undead as evil and proclaim a fight against them. And, by the way, the undead do not seek to destroy all humans at once, because then they would lose their source of replenishment. And in general: "Death, there is plenty of room for those who are dead. Death, there is plenty of room for those who are alive."

You are generalizing again. Not all humans are like you say. I've already said that NORMAL people, if they don't understand something, they study it. By the way, how would you act, being a Necromancer, if monks and archangels came to your territory and started consecrating everything, and turning the dead, your servants, back into the living? And you are right that Necromancers and humans are different - unlike Necromancers, humans feel, sympathize, and love...
And also: in your opinion, is it good that Necromancers disturb peacefully sleeping dead? Moreover, they even force them to fight for their own, selfish goals, while all the dead want is peace...

P.S. If Necromancers are not afraid of death, then why do they avoid it in every possible way?