Will Immortality Be Possible Novels & Stories

"Immortal is a level of cultivation. Humans cultivate to become immortals and Immortals cultivate to become gods. Both immortals and Gods can't die of natural causes. Someone stronger than them is the only thing that can kill them." KuLaa nodded. "Because of the poison fed to everyone in this world by the house of Zote for hundreds of years, the genetics of the people have changed and the generations that followed kept getting weaker and weaker. It is only a matter of time before the creatures of this world die out or get refined by the Zotes unless someone stops them.

“Immortality is far from the blessing you humans and wolves imagine it to be.” I tilt my head, genuinely curious. “Why not? If I were immortal, I’d do everything—travel the world incessantly, learn every language, master every science, eat every kind of food imaginable—” “—and never feel the genuine warmth of the sun again,” he cuts in gently, his eyes distant. “Never feel natural heat. You would watch every single person you ever loved grow old, wither, and die while you stay exactly the same age, exactly the same person. Immortality is watching an endless series of goodbyes.”

She asked and I nodded. “Do you know how what they can do?” They were immortals. They live far longer than anyone and then burn themselves to death but rise from the ashes. “How can I do that?” I asked. “That’s the limit of my knowledge and for you to find out,” Raja added. I am still lost but there is hope. And hope can be powerful.

"It's like binding a contract." "Contract?" Humarap ako sa kan'ya habang nanatili ang dibdib na nakapatong sa dibdib niya. "My immortality is limitless, even if you put black magic on me that makes me die, it won't have any effect on me. However, there is a possibility that binding contracts connecting life with life might make me mortal. For example, what I did to you was binding my immortality to you." "Does that even work?" Nakakalito ang sinasabi niya.

To either die and go to the after life or to live for as long as they wish. Hell, I am sure that had it worked I would have found an antidote. I would have been able to reverse the spell and after you are done with immortality you can go back to being mortal and happily die. Is that something good? To be forever young, to pass down your knowledge to the new generations. To watch as the world changes and you along with it. “But I still wont let you die, not this time. I cant watch you die again,” Sebastian said, and I smiled.

"That depends on your talent. You're all gifted enough. So I guess in tens of thousands of years, you might have a one in a billion chance to reach the rank of Immortal Emperor." "Tens of thousands of years!? And only a one in a billion chance?!" The elderlies were utterly nonplussed. "And even if you're able to become Immortal Emperor, you'll have no more chance than a cat in hell without claws to survive the travel through the wormhole."

Morons! Some of my fellow colleagues say that they don't want immortality anymore as they become bored or just lost purpose in life. I tell them that I have an experiment on my laboratory that gives 100 percent chance of dying but doesn't inflict any kind of pain and instead amplifies a euphoric high 1000 times compared to the available narcotics in the black market and then ask them if they would like to undergo such procedure. Until now my laboratory still waits for that fated god or immortal for me to put under the knife on the table. Fucking hypocrites! They should all change places with me right now as i have many things left to do. I haven't yet completed my harem.

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

He glanced at the unstable cosmic sphere above them. “I’ve lived longer than most civilizations.” “So?” “Everyone I’ve ever cared about eventually dies.” Seraphine’s chest tightened. “That’s part of life.” “It’s part of your life.” Lightning flashed again. “But immortality?” he continued. “It means watching that happen forever.” The sphere began collapsing. They had seconds left. “So your solution is to never love anyone?” she asked. “Yes.” “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard.” “It works.” “Clearly not!”

[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?"