Invincible This Person Has Lived For A Billion Years 소설 & 이야기

" I mumble again, shoving the entire thing in my mouth. When I go to reach for my third, her mother continued with more questions. "So does that make my grand babies half demon as well?" "No ma, just a quarter. He's immortal too--" "How old are and what's your last name." She cuts Hunnie off and I shove my third brownie into my mouth. Hunnie excuses herself to go retrieve some water. "I've been alive for over a millennium." I munch down, eyeing her reaction, but trying to avoid her judgmental eyes. She reaches in for a brownie herself, "Oh wow, and are you sure my daughter is your mate?" she asks and I nod, glancing over at Hunnie coming through the back door.

"The last living beings who walked the earth with these powers died centuries ago. There have never been any like you. Invincible, strong, and immune to almost everything…" "Almost everything?" I frown. "Nobody knows exactly what can kill you, but for now, there isn't anything," she shrugs. "Do we need to master all of this today?" I swallow hard. "Certainly, as much as we can so that you can relax afterward and rest. I think you'll need each other more than anything," "Yes, that!" Bruno agrees. "Let's go, everyone!" he yells.

The place was looking like a hut on the outside but when they got in, it was a vast land and it was filled with men training hard. She was surprised as she saw the men in black training so hard as if they were hypnotised. "Who are these people?" She asked. She was scared because the aura of the place was creeping her out. "Those are my men of immortal armies," he replied. " Immortal armies? She asked, confused. " In order to be able to get the Alcon, I did a lot of things over hundreds of years and these men you are seeing are men that can't die, no matter how you hurt them, " he explained.

"Well, you don't look the way you used to, right? You went from looking like a woman in her forties to a young woman in her twenties overnight. You'll look like you're in your twenties for the rest of your life, which could be several hundred or a thousand years. We don't age. We don't get sick. We heal incredibly fast. The scars on your neck are almost invisible now and the stitches have only been out a couple of days. We hear better, see better, and are physically stronger than normal humans. We look human, but we aren't." But that didn't make sense. Hadn't Marsh said something about Tasha's husband being killed in a car accident? "If we live hundreds of years and heal incredibly quickly,

I heard the ding of an elevator as he said this. “Don’t take long, and you know what to do if anyone gives you any problems” I reminded. We needed this boy. “Yes sir.” He said A few years ago we discovered a special who according to our findings has lived for well over 500 years. We have had specials with healing abilities before, but we’ve found out with testing that they can still die. This special that we found doesn’t seem to be able to die. We need to test it, test her, find that gene and replicate it. The problem was we couldn’t seem to find her. Her name changed so many times we weren’t sure which was the original. Her appearance, too, changed often. She more than likely had an abilit

Powerful? She had been there. She had heard the gunfire, the frantic voices, the sheer chaos of that night. It hadn’t been some calculated escape—it had been raw, desperate survival. Yet now, they were turning him into a legend. She sighed, shaking her head as she continued walking. "Billionai—" she started, but the word stuck in her throat. Because there he was.

That came like a bombshell. “Then why do you want to see me if you don't miss me”? “Because I feel like”. He took a leaf from the tree branches and played with it. “Don't you have a family”? “They are all dead”. “Oh. Sorry”. “You don't need to be. People will eventually die so it's unenviable”. “But you guys are immortal. They shouldn't die”. “Immortals only live for thousands of years. The ones with high cultivation live for millions of years”.

“Oh no. He wasn’t my type. His lover however was who I liked. So...” “What? Wait…” she catches up with the woman while constantly catching her breath as well, “So if you’ve met his lover, how long have you’ve been alive then?” “Hmmm. I actually lost count after my 50th thousand birthdays. So, I can’t give you an exact number.” “Holy shit!” “Language please.” “Wait so, you’re a Jinni that doesn’t live in a lamp. You’ve been alive for a very long time; you can transport through time. I have so many questions.”

He showed Eva an idea of what would happen. "You mean he can kill me?" Eva asked doubtfully. “Yes, that could happen because you are a human and he is not. He has an infinite lifespan, while you will age and then die like ordinary humans.” Eva was still stunned to hear him say this. “I didn't mean to scare you. Make the best decision for you and Gabriel, especially since you have a child who inherits Gabriel's blood."

"But hey, my family's always been lucky—healthy, strong, all that. Stick close to me and you'll get some of that too." I couldn't even twitch from the pain, but a sigh slipped out anyway. The Asters had their legacy, their luck, their power—all because I protected them. Julian's life? Only still going because I broke the rules to save it, burning through my own soul to do it. I kept my vow to his ancestor, binding myself to the Heartwood, feeding this land and his bloodline with my power for two hundred years. He was just a kid the first time he stood before the tree.