Maybe In The Next Lifetime Novelas e Histórias

“O-Of-Of course not!!!” Noah: "Oh. Great! Sign me up!" ╰(*°▽°*)╯ Black: “…” ‘I did not see that one coming.’ Actually, Noah’s bad opinion of this organization aside, an ability to live multiple lifetimes while visiting all kinds of different places did sound nice. Even if those places were filled with zombies. More so, there might be potential rewards, he has nothing to lose, and most importantly…! …the only alternative is reincarnation… (눈_눈)

"Exactly! Nathan, what kind of attitude is that? You should apologize to Lettie right now. If you weren't shamelessly chasing after Lettie every day, she wouldn't even bother with you." I was rather speechless. "It's my banquet, and anyone who's unhappy is free to leave. As for my marriage, it'll be announced at my grandpa's 80th birthday celebration next month. Since it has nothing to do with you, I won't trouble you to worry about it." Though I intended to marry Sophia Sterling in this lifetime, I hadn't asked for her opinion yet. Even though she was different in my previous life... I couldn't rashly announce anything here just yet.

Luna found me later, ageless as ever. "One hundred years, Riley. You've seen everything. The Void War. The Architect's defeat. The Unmaker conflict. All of it." "And documented all of it. My life's work. Making sure the future remembers." "The future will remember. I'll make sure of it." Luna took my hand. "But Riley, I need to tell you something. Your consciousness is strong. Unique. When you die, you might not completely fade. The network might hold fragments of you. Like it held Thelma and Xavier."

“They forget that truth wears many faces.” She gestured toward two carved seats before her. “Sit, children. You’ve kept me waiting long enough.” Cris exchanged a wary look with Leo, then sat. “You… were expecting us?” “For ages.” The old woman’s lips curved faintly. “I knew you’d come tonight. It was written long before you took your first breaths again.” Leo frowned. “Again?” She chuckled softly. “Rebirth confuses even those who live it.” Her gaze shifted to the faint stains on their sleeves—the remnants of blood, dark against fabric. “I see you’ve already been bonding. Bloodthirst does have a way of bringing souls together.”

Charlie fell silent for a moment, then said seriously, "Although I haven't come across any technique related to this, I think the possibility of such a technique existing is quite high. Through the introspection method, I've realized that humans aren't much different from phones or computers. The body is like the hardware, and the brain, or rather the divine sense, is the software. Transferring a person's divine sense to another person's body is like buying a second-hand phone. As long as all the data is transferred and the original data in the phone is replaced, it works." Vera analyzed, "If the data of a phone is preserved before its hardware completely breaks down and then transferred to

--- --- Consistently. And without rushing what was meant to last. --- ---

*** Next will be up soon. Love Pia.

How to hand over someone alive, when they already cease to exist? You create one.

Taking their essence to store as my own. If I come back my gifts will be whitened in tenfold next life cycle because I have been clever in the way I collect souls this lifecycle. Searching for children with differing gifts, ensuring I have something from all of the groups of abilities. Knowing that if I am so unlucky to be reborn again, that I’ll come back with the ability to put a stop to this eternal life for good. That’s my hopes anyway. So I drink down the cocoa, letting the warm chocolate milk sooth Damian’s throat.