le comte de saint-germain (
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un: lecomte
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. ]
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. ]
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I can understand your caution, but leaving out something like that is unsettling.
Just how do you turn others? By a bite?
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[ Getting turned into a creature of the night... well, the stories don't usually end well when that happens. ]
Yes. A bite is all it takes. This is why I don't generally make a habit of drinking blood from its source.
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I would thank you for it then, I suppose. Having multiple blood drinkers would be a tax on society, I'd imagine.
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[ You know it's bullshit when he plays the "oh the years have made me so forgetful" card. ]
Indeed. It could very quickly grow out of control. It's not a skill I take lightly, nor something I share with those I am not certain will use their new life for the betterment of society.
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A betterment of society? And just how do you judge that? As one person? That's still quite a bit of power to wield, both to those you gift and yourself.
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[ Probably...... ]
You are correct in saying so. But I have only turned those who were dedicated to such pursuits in life, so my gift to extend their lives was largely committed to helping them continue the work they'd leave unfinished otherwise.
[ Except for like... Napoloeon? But whatever. ]
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If you say so.
And what work is that? You're still being vague.
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Great artists, authors, musicians, scientists and mathematicians... I could give you their names, but I'm afraid you would not recognize them, since I very much doubt they live in your world.
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There were plenty more to whom I offered my gift, but as they declined, I respected their decision and let them be.
Forgive me if I have given you any reason to doubt me. You can ask Leonardo if you wish to corroborate my words.
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I'm afraid I don't know Leonardo. Is he your friend from home? I assume he is a vampire as well.
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Yes, he is like me. Though he takes a more extreme stance than I—he absolutely refuses to bite any human. He believes our existence is a curse akin to eternal damnation.
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I can imagine that immortality could be extremely lonely. And sad, should you lose those close to you.
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But there are no right or wrong answers, merely one's personal decision.
I'm glad to hear you are certain of your choice.
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[ He loves dudes with conviction... it's cute. ]
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It's more that experience has taught me that is a foolish notion, but I do not completely forget to look forward to the future. Just not at the expense of the present, which I feel that becoming a vampire could cause. Do any live in the moment, or are they focused solely on their goals?
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Vampires, like humans, can be wide and varied. Many spend all their time worrying about the future, but still others believe that each new moment is worth celebrating, and wish to remain solely in the present.
Personally, I prefer to keep my eyes on the future, while enjoying the present. Though the added time allows me to study the past, as well. I believe there is great knowledge to be gained in the successes and mistakes that are long past.
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My dearest friend was like that, save he didn't have much interest in studying. He did everything by the seat of his pants. And it almost always worked out for him, despite it all.
It's good to know that your people are varied, however. That eases my mind somewhat.
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[ He deals with Leonardo on a daily basis after all... ]
Yes, even among the men I turned, they each have their different ways of approaching their new lives.
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That's good. I'm glad they don't lose themselves to the newness of their situation.
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I wouldn't let that happen. I'm not one to turn someone without taking responsibility for them.
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