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[verweiledoch]

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[verweiledoch]

I certainly try to be a good husband to my dear wife Eliza. She is my reason for living, you know, even now.

It is an existence that defies all laws of science, but I cannot deny what I have witnessed with my own eyes. It is an existence ruled by will and other forces besides a body's integrity.

[justpure]

< Izanami > That sounds like a wonderful reason to live ヾ(＾∇＾) < Miyadera > I see... In other words, medicine would not ease the transformation? < Izanami > Chin up, Korekiyo Being a spirit-like being isn't so bad You don't get ill as often

<ElizaOperieren>

[verweiledoch]

She is the most wonderful and valid reason for everything.

Medication can ease the transition to a monster's form. It cannot completely mollify the pain, but as the transformations are largely physical and drugs affect the body, they can help! I imagine that being undead would numb the pain, if anything.

[justpure]

< Miyadera > You do have a point. It's hard to feel pain when you don't have nerves. < Izanami > Exactly! Good observation, Korekiyo (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ < Miyadera > Thanks... But then there's the issue of dying itself. I'll admit, I'm a little worried of how it might actually happen. Do you know of any previous experiences from other undead monsters here?

[verweiledoch]

I have heard various things. For some, the process of death is over relatively quickly and happens peacefully. For others, it can be prolonged, painful or traumatic. It is a very significant change for a monster to endure.

[justpure]

< Miyadera >
The significance of the change is clear itself.

[verweiledoch]

Indeed. I am not certain how I would endure it, myself, but perhaps a part of me expected it, given my affinity for death.