We Could Live For A Thousand Years Novels & Stories

I started to count, but he cut in. "One hundred and ten." I stared, wide-eyed, "Lycans can live that long?" He nodded. "Some can live for a thousand." "So… you've walked this earth for a century?" His gaze held mine. "And somehow, it never truly felt like living… until you." I blushed. "Here we go again with the flattery." He shrugged. "I only speak the truth." After a pause, I asked again, softly, "How do you feel about children?"

All the people present felt their breathing stop. At this moment, Caspian took a step forward with a serious expression. "You are not a zombie. You are still alive. I'm very curious about how you have lived for tens of thousands of years. Even if you are in the Real Immortal Realm, you can only live for a thousand years." Previously, everyone was still surprised by the 20,000-year-old fruit. When they heard Caspian's words, they gasped and couldn't speak. "You mean... this is... a living person?" Lucy swallowed and said with difficulty.

"What happens when the bondmate passes away?" "Some believe that the remaining shared years return to the Urekai, but the truth is unknown," Lord Herod replied. "Since Urekai lifespans can vary greatly, with some living for only two thousand years while others for twelve thousand, there is no definitive answer. However, we Urekai are ageless. We do not age like humans." Emeriel was fascinated. What would it feel like to live for hundreds of years? The concept was mind-boggling.

"A thousand years," Earth Sage said coldly. "Ever since Grandmaster Imogen's death, the mission of all apprentices in the Central Lands for the past three hundred years has been to search for Longevity Pills. How about it, young one? With a lifespan of ten thousand years, you can stand shoulder to shoulder with us at level twelve." Adrian felt incredulous. Ten thousand years of lifespan—he would be lying if he said he wasn’t tempted. He sighed and asked, "Could you please tell me the specifics of the plan?"

(What if no one found? "Our total population is only a thousand, and our one generation lives for a maximum of fifteen hundred years, that is, only one alien in a period of fifteen hundred years possesses these characteristics. It is not so simple." He laughed when he saw the expression on Anahita's face. "We live in two different worlds, Anna ... will you be able to stay with me?" "I don't know who you are, but if you don't stay, I won't be able to stay." She became spiritual.

Thinking about that was pointless right now, when he didn't even know that he would live past tomorrow. Hence, he kept reasoning with Charlie, "Immortality is not something so easily achieved just because you asked. Living a thousand years is the furthest we know, but with the Flight of Transcendence, it's both invincibility and eternal youth!" "That's true, but what about it?" Charlie chuckled. "There had been fir trees that stood for over ten thousand years—twice older than human civilization. Even so, loggers can have it rotted out in under an hour. Your so-called invincibility only lasts until someone superior decides you're not, and even if the rest of us can't kill you after the Flight

“Ten years observes the passage of seasons. A hundred years attest to birth, old age, sickness, and death. A thousand years lament the rise and fall of dynasties. Ten thousand years witness the shifting of stars. “People who live to a hundred years are considered to have longevity that is rare, but what is a hundred years in the face of the millions of years of the world? It’s nothing more than the lifespan of a mayfly.” At that point, Arthur suddenly turned around, his scorching gaze falling on Norvin’s face. “Only with great strength can one break through the limitations of lifespan and surpass everything. “I have long since stepped onto the Divine Steps. To further ascend, I need to expan

someone from the crowd asked, eyes glued to the unfolding scenes. "Well, one day here is equivalent to one year there. So, if someone lives there for 60 years, it would only be two months here," I answered, clarifying the timeline. "However, if someone remains stubborn, we might extend the duration, making one day here equal to 100 years there. This allows them to experience multiple lifetimes, teaching them to release their anger and negative emotions. Once they've learned this, they can return to Eden to live happily ever after."

he says to us and I can't help but crack a smile. "If I lived here my whole life I guess I couldn't blame you. It's gorgeous." I say and Roman nods his agreeance "I never had any relatives who visited here, but I can't imagine why." Roman says "Those who travel to Earth frequently or take up residence are often well over 1000 years old and restless. I can't say I blame them, I would want a change after 1000 years if the first 700 weren't so eventful" my father adds in.

I knew he might live for a hundred years but I was willing to wait. I’ve been immortal before. A hundred years is nothing and time works differently in the land of the spirits. It might be thousands of years before I can see him again. But I’ll still wait for him. At least in death, I wanted to be with him and have our happily ever after.