Fractured

Myriad Reality

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She is an engineer, mechanic, anything with machines. She does.

@Ignacious

Can we meet your sister sometime?

Myriad Reality

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Her name is Victoria. She is an Android that was made by my sister, I wanted help so I took her and now she is my cook and aide.

@Ignacious

You have a sister who makes androids? And here I thought I knew you.

Myriad Reality

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A while back ago. I told you.

@Ignacious

What's her name?

Myriad Reality

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I am training her.

@Ignacious

When did this happen?

Myriad Reality

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He can, but uses more of runes to do what he needs.

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Okay, I’ll have my cook make you something. Please lemme know how she does!
*smiles*

@Ignacious

You have a cook?

Myriad Reality

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I'll have a grilled ham and cheese sandwich.

@Vacare

What's that?

Myriad Reality

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*nods*
Sreig Custos is his name.

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What would ya like?

@Ignacious

Meat. Anything that can’t talk back.

Myriad Reality

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*shakes my head*
Nothing much more on my end that won’t really add anything than what I have said.
*snaps again and all of your drinks have been refilled*
That being said, how are yall doing right now?

@Ignacious

I’ll take more food.

Myriad Reality

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Not if you make your life a memorable one and especially not if you pass your skills and stories down to the people worth it to you. Perhaps that's your purpose in your life, to become as memorable as possible. If that's the case, then Lily made the right choice being interested in you. You've got greatness in your eyes I think. Even if you yourself don't realize it yet.

@Vacare

Memories that end up washing away after enough time, no matter how memorable.
*Clinks the empty glass against the others, and speaks with a strained voice*
My purpose in life is to stay alive. Whatever the cost.

Myriad Reality

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The reasoning is simple if you stop and think about what immortality really means. It's not about wanting death, it's not about dying either. It's accepting that there is a natural cycle to things, it's about the appreciation of time, it's about the appreciation of the finite, the appreciation of finality.

To answer your question in the most direct way possible, there is no difference if you think about it. Only the time in between each death. My question is, which life would've been more meaningful? If I died now, I could at least say I'm satisfied... I fought until the last. If I died later, perhaps I'd still be satisfied... But for a different reason entirely. The exercise of life is to find purpose, death keeps us honest and makes sure that purpose is worth it. How many people do you know could make use of their immortality? Many gods from my realm failed hilariously. I can't really see immortality as a good thing.

@Vacare

When you're alive, you can still try to make your life worth something. When you die, you're out of options. It's over. You're slowly forgotten until you never existed in the first place. That's a fate I have no interest in.