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[leadthebeats]

[ When the feed opens today, there is no video or audio feed. However, there will be text appearing on the screen from what seems to be from one curious teenage girl. ]

I have several questions. If they don't apply to you or you don't know the answer, just don't answer at all. That's all.

1. Have you ever died before arriving in Exsilium? If not, have you died in Exsilium?

2. How does death work here? Is it permanent or not?

On another unrelated note, I am planning on assembling a rebellion against the Initiative to get some real answers. If anyone is interested, tell me immediately. I need to know how many people we'll have to get something started, after all.

Comments

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[leadthebeats]

Came back? You're not talking about as a zombie or anything, are you?

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[demonbloodblade]

Where I come from, any reasonably competent and pious priest can cast a spell to bring one back from the dead. It is painful and leaves one weak for a while, and requires a diamond to cast it as a sacrifice, but it isn't unheard of.

More powerful priests known spells that can restore one immedately not just to life but the peak of health, without the strain.

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[leadthebeats]

I see. Though it must be annoying to use a diamond to revive someone.

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[demonbloodblade]

I'd rather be out a diamond that cost five pounds of gold - or even the more powerful one that requires a diamond worth twenty-five pounds - than dead, to be quite honest.

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[leadthebeats]

I guess that makes sense. Most people prefer to be alive than dead, after all.

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[demonbloodblade]

Besides, one of those times I'd recently helped kill a beast that had a diamond that big, so it turned out to not be as terrible a cost.

Well. I suppose the dragon wasn't pleased. But he was dead - technically re-dead, someone had turned him into an undead creature first - so his opinion is not terribly important in the situation.