Will Immortality Be Possible Novels & Stories

He was hoping for that happy ending. "The substitute for mission is the beauty of immorality. When I surpassed this mission, we all die and go to the afterlife. We will have immortality in another dimension, where a ray of sunshine was waiting for us far from this cruel world," Maximus said. I smiled a little when I heard what he wanted, but I wondered what dimension he meant. If this is the dimension from which I came there is no hope to be seen. If that book were to take them to the Kingdom of Prophis, it would be my advantage for me to be able to go back there if Max include me but it would be a problem for Maximus to know that it was not peaceful place for them. That nothing good ending

He followed suit and was soon seated beside her. She closed her eyes and heaved a deep breath before nodding. "It reminded me of how short life is. We might grow old enough to actually be like immortals. Heck, some people are able to achieve immortality but there's always an end to everything. In death. It doesn't have to be physical death. Heck, immortals die a thousand times while still living."

“It is not something I was going to give because it has never been done successfully and could be impossible. But you are a doer of impossible things. And I believe it exists, and that is all you need to know." She paused. Let the weight of it build. "Immortality can be shared. Your mate, if he is willing to take on part of the blessing for himself, if Draven decides to give you his immortality, then it would not be eternity that you walk alone. He would walk beside you. It would be a bond, because you would both be at the casual end of normal mortal time.” The hope broke through me so fast that it felt like falling. "Is that possible?"

“Inferno can turn someone immortal… theoretically. It’s just an assumption since no one has actually seen Inferno or used it. Between us, I doubt if Emmett Keller was actually able to make something so potent. I’ve never understood why Kaleb was so persistent in trying to replicate it if there was no evidence of its existence. Anyway, I’ve done my best and I don’t think Kaleb should expect more, you know?” When her rambling came to an end, her lips curled into a smirk, and I took a moment to absorb this information. Immortality. To suggest that a poison could alter the body and keep it from suffering the effects of aging was not only unheard of, but also impossible. It seemed that the only t

“Yes. And I think it reminded him that the stories of what our kind is and isn’t are mostly just that- stories. Transitioning is hard. Unless suicide and murder happens, immortal life was just granted to him. I think he’s just struggling. But realistically, we still keep the majority of our humanity. It isn’t a movie, we can’t turn that part of us off.” Her words hit me harder than I expected. I had been thinking about when I would transition. As the weeks passed, it was obvious to me that I would make the choice to stand by Nathaniel’s side as long as time would allow. Turning was the obvious choice. My children would most likely turn as well when they became of age. I pressed a flat palm t

So let us not be judged by differences. Hope for a better future flashed through the eyes of many. They are tired of remaining in the shadows, fearing for their own lives, tired of proving that among them there are those who are worthy to coexist with other species without causing them fear or hostility. They just want a quiet life. There is no fight ahead. We have a long thorny path ahead of us. Even if the victory is won, it will take a long time until the beings adapt to the new laws and orders. The lycans really need a way to monitor every month during the full moon so as not to put people in danger. Before everything goes into a calm direction, we will have to try hard. Here is the answ

He said taking her hands in his, watching her with starry eyes. “But…..” “But nothing…..” “I am such a fool! I ruined everything. What if the Immortals’ Council finds out about this?” “Calm down, Sarah. I know that one of the clauses to attain immortality is celibacy but I don’t think there is any technical reason for it.” “Then why do you think the conditions have that clause in the first place.” “I don’t know. It was never explained. He replied shrugging. “Moreover I think they will never find out.”

Johan piped up. Harlow nod at Karina, and smiled at Johan. An immortal never truly dies, unless their killer knew what to do to make sure they stay die. They would reborn again each time, but that meant their mates would have to wait until they were of age.

Many would try to get their hands on the potion, which would cause endless trouble. “T-That's impossible, right?” Mike stammered. “Can such a thing exist?” “Although it sounds ridiculous, nothing is impossible. Thanks to science, our understanding of the world has kept evolving. Some medications can speed up cell division and growth, drugs that can manipulate a person’s mind. “Even substances can be passed from one person to another, leading to illness and death. Nothing is impossible, whether invisibility, growth acceleration, teleportation, or even time travel and immortality.”

[Leah’s POV] "Mallard has been around for a very long time." Craig began, growing serious. "I know that sounds impossible, but some claim he may even be immortal." Immortal…Shivering, I tried to picture being unable to die. After losing those closest to me, I found it hard to imagine carrying on. I couldn’t possibly imagine how it would feel to have to go through that again and again. "Immortality only exists for those who dabble in the dark arts." Ian pointed out, "Are you saying you seek the help of a dark mage?"