un: lecomte

[levampere]

Bonjour. I have a question for you all, if you'll indulge me.

How many of you here are immortal? Whether it be by natural means or otherwise. How do you feel about your immortality?

You don't need to tell me how or why you are, I'm simply curious. I myself have lived for 500 years, so I'm looking for kindred spirits, one might say.

Of course if you're not immortal and you know someone who is, I'd be glad to hear that as well. This platform was made to share opinions, correct? I'd enjoy having everyone's different perspectives.

All the best,
Comte de Saint-Germain

[ It's... It's not a letter but he's from the 19th century so. There you go. ]

Comments

[levampere]

That's correct. Lovely to meet you, monsieur.

I can see how that would cause a problem. Even should all the humans on earth die it wouldn't make my existence any easier.

You're an angel, then? Or a demon?

[whateternityis]

My angel days were a long time ago.

Earth's a lot more fun than either Heaven or Hell could ever hope to be.

[levampere]

So you are fallen. That's rather a more literal take than we believe in our world.

I wonder what heaven or hell would think about vampires? Do those exist for you as well?

[whateternityis]

Belief is relative. I can only speak to what's true for me.

They don't - I'd have heard about them by now.

[levampere]

Then it makes sense why your kind don't exist in my world, either.

But I imagine being affiliated with cosmic forces brings you no shortage of headaches. I've always preferred to lead on my own.

[whateternityis]

Well, like I said, not having an apocalypse was a shockingly unpopular opinion - everyone else wanted to get on with the celestial pissing contest that would follow the wholesale destruction of billions of humans.

Never mind that the humans are better than Heaven, worse than Hell, and what the whole sodding mess was supposed to be about in the first place.