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“He sounded like a rather dedicated individual,” Mordecai murmured as she spoke of the old wolf. He was able to understand her reasoning, that feeling that someone who had always been there was in fact, immortal. In a way, he supposed he may have felt that way about his parents, though logically he knew there would also come a day when neither of them ceased to exist in the living sense. Just as there would one day be a time when he too, no longer ceased to breathe and walk across the earth.

But when it came to immortality, he had to pause for a moment to raise his own thoughts about it. It was a tempting thing, if it were to very be an offer. But there were obvious pros and cons to it, and from there it seemed as though one could almost go on limitless before reaching a juncture that would have been a thorough decision process. “I don't know, to be honest. I don't really think about death at all, though I suppose it is an inevitability. Do you think life would be easier if we were immortal? Sometimes the life we have now is difficult, and if it were to always be difficult, I can't say that I'd want to be immortal.” He shrugged his shoulders then, not entirely sure he wanted to delve into every philosophical point.

“Would you want immortality?”