When Will Immortality Be Possible Novels & Stories

“You don’t understand, Simon. It’s near impossible for a human being to live past a hundred years. Even martial artists like us can only live for an additional few decades. What can mankind accomplish with what limited lifespan we have? “Think about the endless possibilities if an intelligent scientist could live for another thousand years! “Once we obtain the Spirit Turtle’s blood, we can research it and examine why and how it’s different from human blood. After learning its secrets, humans can become immortal. By then, we could easily leave our solar system behind and travel to other galaxies.” “You’ve gone mad.” Simon rebuked him. “Do you plan to go against me?” Thomas’ face darkened, and

"You think you've won. You haven't. The clone wasn't the only one. There are others. Dozens. Hidden all over the world. And they're waking up." --- Alexander stared at the phone. "What does he mean, 'waking up'?" "The clones. They're not just in Geneva. They're everywhere. Henry's been planning this for years." "Planning what?" "Immortality." The word hung in the air. "That's impossible." "He was a billionaire. He had unlimited resources. He had time." "Clones don't have memories. They don't have souls. They're just... bodies." "Bodies that look like him. Sound like him. Think like him." Alexander's voice cracked. "He wanted to live forever. And he found a way."

“I have an offer that might solve several of your problems. Including the one sitting in the hospital bed beside you right now.” “I’m listening.” “Immortality,” Darius says simply. “A true turning. Not the half-life most vampires endure, but the real gift. Eternal youth, boundless strength, and perfect health. For your grandmother. For you, if you ever wish it. All I ask in return is a conversation. And perhaps… a small favor regarding your hybrid research.” The words hang in the air like poison wrapped in silk. Tempting. Dangerously tempting. Laura watches me curiously as my grip on the phone tightens.

I felt like I lost my breath because of the information he gave. "W-when it grows? I thought it wouldn't survive somewhere else?" I asked him in confusion. How can it grow, if it does not live outside? "It won't live long, Ales. It will grow in a home, and that means someone in the family in the home will die. It's like a warning from death. The time this flower grows, the fate of death will not be broken." ." He explained to me. "But don't worry, we're immortals. If it grows, it means that someone's life is in danger that could die. You can still change if you're proactive."

Williams scoffed. "You humans think so easily. Do you think it is that easy? Seems like he didn't tell you the most important thing." "What important thing?" "If you die, he dies, if you don't die he still dies. But there is a difference, If he doesn't get your stars, his powers that keeps growing in him will reach its limit and boom!" He paused, "It will explode. Not only does he gets out of the face of the earth, his soul is wiped out of existence and he won't reincarnate neither will anybody who ever knows him be able to remember him. That will be the same fate for Dillan since they share the same fate." Mr. Williams said with a smile.

"Immortals, as we've said before, cannot simply procreate. They need humans in order for the process to be complete. Basically, human men and women help immortals continue to populate the planet. If the balance is somehow… broken, then chaos erupts, thus the need for humans. The balance is very important for both our races." "Okay." Genesis, nodded her head slowly. "So why wait fifty years?" You could hear a pin drop in that room. I didn't want to answer. Mason kicked me under the table. I glowered in his direction then said as gently as I could, "Because immortals become attached to their humans in a very… possessive way. They mate for life… it's a beautiful thing, but the human always has

“It wasn’t for efficiency but for longevity? What the blizzards? That’s not evil anymore, it’s plain selfishness!” Ignacio had to placate his near hyperventilating friend but nobody could disagree with Rush. Nash, in particular, cracked his knuckles to show how much he agreed. “Well, that was what he said but we have no proof to support his claims. Khronos is considered an immortal but he requires huge quantities of Pantiumite to sustain him. Their experiments to find ways for immortality which could be linked to Khronos’ failed experiment but I digress. Right now, the source of energy they are seeking to create might be the solution to Khronos’ problem. However, the fact that they are using

On the other hand, Grandpa Gunther was immersed in his thoughts about what the future would bring, the fact of surviving was something he took for granted, together with someone of Zark's caliber, it was easy to know that he would continue alive On the other hand, Grandma Lilian did not know what is happening, she simply knew that they had to move. "Can you do the same thing you did to me to her?" asked Grandpa Gunther referring to his sudden rejuvenation. "I could ..." Zark started "... But I won't" "Why?" "What would you do if you knew that you can live forever?" "I would find a way to obtain it" “That answer was to be expected, but I will tell you that not all people have the will to live

"Pretty cool! I am a loner anyway. Can't deal with the selfish nature of mankind." "For me, I can't deal with mankind's immortality, darkness and degeneracy. I have lived it first hand, and I can say it is appalling." "Immortality doesn't exist!" I declared, taking a firm stand on my belief. " It is a mere fabric of a man who would die someday." "I meant immorality not immortality. Sorry! And immortality does exist, some species are. . . Humans aren't immortal." "As long as it has a beginning, it must have an end. Everything that has a beginning must have an end. Since we humans have a beginning so must we have an end," I said, counting the three times I had to say 'end'