[ Doesn't mean short-lived species aren't subjected to it, but, well. You know. ]
Back on the Xianzhou Alliance, many may live to be well into a thousand or so years of age, though at some point there is the threat of eventually suffering from the consequences of such vitality. Complications that will change them from the inside and out.
As for him...I'm not surprised, given the differences in your personalities and perspectives. Should you have a second chance, you'll be able to contemplate solutions. Even if...staying by his side does something, despite the results it had here.
[Imagine if Bradley knew about the curse of Abundance.]
Well, we're kinda stuck with each other regardless. We're both Sage's wizards, so we're like co-workers.
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We're gonna be the oldest before too long too. There's a few that are older, but they're all around 2,000 years old. One of 'em has already showed signs of slowin' down.
Though he imagines that 21 mages are probably quite a formidable force against threats in a myriad circumstances. ]
...Hm. Part of that almost sounds similar to being inflicted by mara; though, long-lived species would have the misfortune of gaining certain abilities instead.
Some magic catastrophe that threatens to destroy our world about once a year. We have to deal with it every time it pops up.
[Mara though. An infliction?]
I think it's just that a wizard's mind can only take in so much. Our lives ain't easy by any means. Go through enough trouble and eventually it starts to weigh on you.
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[ Doesn't mean short-lived species aren't subjected to it, but, well. You know. ]
Back on the Xianzhou Alliance, many may live to be well into a thousand or so years of age, though at some point there is the threat of eventually suffering from the consequences of such vitality. Complications that will change them from the inside and out.
As for him...I'm not surprised, given the differences in your personalities and perspectives. Should you have a second chance, you'll be able to contemplate solutions. Even if...staying by his side does something, despite the results it had here.
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Well, we're kinda stuck with each other regardless. We're both Sage's wizards, so we're like co-workers.
[...]
We're gonna be the oldest before too long too. There's a few that are older, but they're all around 2,000 years old. One of 'em has already showed signs of slowin' down.
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Sage's wizards? Is he a head wizard of some sort, then?
[ He's just randomly guessing. Blade isn't exactly the type of person to be immersed in the explicit knowledge of witches or wizards. ]
...The usual signs of old age, like commonly displayed in short-lived species? Or, is it a more painful sort?
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[At least his Sage crest has been visible a few times by now, most recently at the pool party.]
More painful sort, I think. Wizards just get weaker and lose their magic, and then they lose their minds.
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[ Wizards gonna wizard.
Though he imagines that 21 mages are probably quite a formidable force against threats in a myriad circumstances. ]
...Hm. Part of that almost sounds similar to being inflicted by mara; though, long-lived species would have the misfortune of gaining certain abilities instead.
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[Mara though. An infliction?]
I think it's just that a wizard's mind can only take in so much. Our lives ain't easy by any means. Go through enough trouble and eventually it starts to weigh on you.
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[ Seems strange to have a catastrophe keeping popping up once a year and having it be the same... ]
Hmph. I suppose that's similar to how it is with the long-lived species that I know.
Though, it might also be due to the Aeon's 'blessing'.