We Could Live For A Thousand Years Novels & Stories

"We are the keepers of this place, the guardians of the gateway. We have lived here for centuries, adapting to this subterranean world, nurturing the life within." She gestured to the luminous plants and fungi that surrounded them, their glow pulsating in a gentle rhythm. "This is our home, a sanctuary hidden beneath the ravaged surface. We have thrived while the surface world crumbled." Jay's mind raced. Centuries? A hidden world? The revelations were staggering, surpassing anything he had ever encountered. He thought of the desolate wasteland he had left behind, the memories of starvation, violence, and despair. This subterranean world, with its breathtaking beauty and strange inhabitants,

" I paused looking into her eyes. "What?" She answered gazing into my eyes, searching for answers. "I lived like that for over a thousand years, I became hated by everyone, because of how long I have lived. My life became a topic for everyone, things became worse when they discovered how powerful I was. Yeah, I guess that's what happens from living a thousand years on Earth. The interesting part about this is that my power can be transferred to anyone who succeeds in killing me. This somehow made my life more miserable, people I called friends and family, started looking for ways to hunt me and pull me down.

Kaen poured his heart out to V1 and that shook V1 to his very core. " *Sighs* Life did... Look I was wrong, little 7. After living for so long and watching all my friends grow old and die... it just... I just. .. snapped. .. You're young and you probably wouldn't understand what I'm saying but living for a thousand years... it's crazy. .. it's why we Grand Elder Versions can't handle (Continent) Aravorn by ourselves anymore.

she continued, and I couldn't help but feel slightly relieved by her words. "What about immortality?" I asked, and she gave me another smile. "We aren't immortal, but we do live much longer than humans. We grow like humans until we reach nineteen years old, and then our aging slows down. Those who appear to be in their early thirties may have lived three hundred years or so." I gulped, picturing Abdiel and realizing that he might have lived through more than several centuries. Then another thing occurred to me. "If there are royals… is there a king?"

20 Centuries Luka was the first to ask his father, “why 20 centuries? That is 2000 years, that is a ridiculously long time to be alive.” The King replied, “You are not just an alpha, you and your brother are Tsunami Alphas, and can live up to thousands of years. If you find your mate, you have the option of aging as normal humans do, and pass on to eternal rest, or you can live up till any age you desire. It is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because you get to spend eternity with your mate, and a curse because you could live hundreds of years without your mate, and then eventually cause the destruction of every living being on this earth.

We can live for many years. This makes her thoughtful.

“One Continuance world discovered biological rejuvenation two hundred local years ago.” Charles looked up. “True rejuvenation?” “Yes.” “How advanced?” “Median biological lifespan is approximately two hundred and eighty years.” Silence. Adrian whistled softly. Tess continued: “Another world considers life extension beyond one hundred years illegal.” Root frowned. “Why?” “Resource ethics.” “Religious doctrine.” “Population stabilization.” “Historical trauma from immortal oligarchies.” Sarah whispered: “Put those two in contact…” “Yes.” Tess said. “And the conflict is not merely technological.”

We live twice, and sometimes three times more than ordinary people are allowed to live. Our society is called the priests of Ultima. That's all we want to tell about our world... *** Let's start with me. I'm already over eighty, but I don't look older than twenty. I look like those ordinary girls who walk the streets by the hundreds. But to this I can tell you the oldest murdered phrase - do not judge a book by its cover. Take a look at my first and last name-Carolianna Epixfire. It looks like something strange, like a spell from silly newspapers.

We live between 250 and 300 years. This means as you get older, we will look exactly the same as we do now. When you're 70 years old, we will still look as though we're in our late 20s. We will still love you, but we will have to watch you die and be forced to live another 100 or so years without you. We hope you will agree to be changed. But this is your choice, your decision. Before deciding against it, please think about everything I said. At least consider the fact that Claudius will have to watch you die, and be forced to live without you." Hughes said, and once again waited for Ethan's reaction.

This made him think of another question: "My lady Gaia, would there be a way I can be killed or die?" Gaia leaned forward and took his hand in hers while telling him, "Everyone dies someday, Bob. So, of course, you will end too someday. You can be killed by a stab to your heart, decapitation, and so on. You will live for many centuries, and so will those you call family. You all have much to accomplish, which will take many centuries."