[ SECRET POST #6084 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6084 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that concept of immortality is pretty off-putting. Though many that I've come across are more cannot die naturally, in that their cells and body systems don't break down due to aging and there's an aspect of super-healing. However, there's usually some vulnerability that can be exploited to kill them, even if it's just to cause so much damage, their healing can't cope. I mean, beheading often works, or you know, fire. But yeah, the 'Death Becomes Her' sort of immortality is horrifying.

[(Anonymous)]

Though many that I've come across are more cannot die naturally, in that their cells and body systems don't break down due to aging and there's an aspect of super-healing.

Yeah, I'm running through all of the immortal characters from my canons and 99% of the time it's this. They can still die permanently if it's done the right way, and for the characters who explicitly CAN'T die and will just regenerate/come back over and over again no matter how many times they're killed, it's treated in canon as being a horrific thing.