Novel & Cerita My Immortal Cultivation Game Life

What are rules of the game? Zaphyra- Each god or goddess choses a champion. The champions live normal lives until one is killed early. Then they meet their god or goddess, who give them a chance to be reborn. Each being gets reborn 3 times. Each life they are given one help by their god or goddess. Iris- Yeah, the help would have been nice before my last life.

Life of an immortal is both easy and hard. Easy because you have unlimited resources, you were born in a wealthy family; well almost every immortal is rich. Hard because you rarely see another immortal, you follow certain sets of rules which I have disobeyed since I met someone. You can’t even marry the one you love most – especially if it is a mortal. You cannot mingle with their lives. If they were born a mortal, let them live and die as a mortal. Infusing a pure immortal’s blood, loving an immortal and creating offspring with it are a few that prohibits us to do. Doing those makes a new set of life – the hybrids.

"Almost. You are a very clever young lady. Immortal does mean you can live forever, but people can make you die if you are not careful. Would you want to live forever to help me?" "I don’t know, Miss Selene. What about when I’m old, like Mama and Papa? What if I don’t have a Papa? No, I don’t mean Papa. I mean what my Papa is to my Mama. A...a... mate," I remember what the special person is called. "What if I promise to make your mate immortal too? Do you think you would both help me?" She asks again. "I think so. I would have to ask my Papa, I think. It’s too big for me to know right now."

In addition to suppressing his cultivation, he had a secret method that could devour the source of an immortal and extend his own life with the help of other people's lives. If he didn't do that, even if he were an Immortal, he would have long since exhausted his longevity and died. The reason why Bright Moon Immortal was alive was that she was in a special tactical deployment terrain, and her physical body had long collapsed. She was in a strange state where she could neither live nor die. Obviously, this state couldn't satisfy Hades True Immortal. This overlord of dark power had his own pride and bearing, and what he pursued was true eternity, not living as a dead.

“I’m from a kingdom called Scarlett Thunder.” “I’ve never heard of it.” “You wouldn’t have. They don’t know this place–the Allied Kingdoms–exists. We’re cut off by a mountain range and a sea, and a few thousand miles of plains and rivers after that.” She rocks back on her heels, her hair falling over her shoulder as she inspects me like a research specimen. “You’re immortal, right?” “I can die. I’m dying right now, just slowly. Immortal to me just means a few centuries of life if I’m careful not to get killed or starve–”

Samuel said and the thought of feeding from him again sent heat to my core. As soon as he disappeared from my room, I found my cellphone and called Lexie. “You must have received my delivery.” Emily said answering my call. “What the hell Emily. You could have warned me about all of this.” I told her sort of pissed that I was not properly educated on what was going to happen now that I am immortal. “Warned you about what?” She said and I knew she knew what I was talking about. “About having to feed and then the whole you know.” I say to her hoping I don’t have to explain any further to her.

Chad suddenly asked, "How did my third uncle die?" "Chad—" "Answer me, how did he die?" Samuel's face turned cold. "No one killed him. He dissolved his own cultivation." When a cultivator dissolved their cultivation, it was a euphemistic way of saying they used up all their power in a self-destructive manner, often to take down enemies with them. Chad pressed on. "What about Evergrow? What's the deal with Evergrow?" Samuel's face showed disdain. "The immortals from the celestial realm have run out of patience. They've withdrawn from the battlefield in the firmament and plan to use three years to clear out all the inhabitants there using Evergrow.

“The highest realm of cultivation is, of course, to form a Golden Core and attain immortality. You should be well aware of this,” Lady Meiji said with encouraging amusement. “Does having a Golden Core now mean I’m on the path to immortality?” Kiran asked curiously. Lady Meiji couldn’t help but laugh. “Pfft!” Kiran blushed slightly and asked, “What’s the situation? Tell me quickly.” “You have a Golden Core, but it’s just in its embryonic stage and was formed in an unconventional way.”

"How old are you?" "Turned eighteen last month." "That explains it." "Explains what?" "Most immortals--" "Oh, I'm not...like you guys. Death-prone, short life span here." When he still looks at me blankly, I add, "Rylan. He told me Death bringers are mortals, but just with powers." "The f*cker forgot to mention that once you found your mate, your life force increased tremendously." A slow blink. What? Hope slips into me. I laugh, chest light. "I better start hunting for him before the Necculeans arrive."

“The Reflection Game is a legacy, Anna. Our family has been its keeper for centuries. It was entrusted to us by the last of the Seven Immortals.” Anna’s eyes widened. “The Immortals? They’re real?” “They were,” Evelyn said. “Long ago, they ruled a realm beyond this world. They created the game as a way to test humanity’s worthiness to wield great power. But as the centuries passed, it became a weapon in the wrong hands.” Anna frowned. “How did our family get involved?” “One of our ancestors was chosen to guard the game,” Evelyn explained. “She was the only mortal the Immortals trusted. Since then, the book has been passed down through our bloodline. But I never wanted you to be involved. I n