Pantheon. 1

From a branch of the immortal tree, did one leaf fall, one daughter of admiration, one daughter of promise and keep. fall far she did, and seeds a new tree; she did, to one of thorns and nettles.  

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One Halloween Night...

immortality for him was no longer a possibility, at least for the foreseeable future. the longer he was away, the more complex the question of his immortality became.

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The battle of t'alteran

I am william elexion, immortal 20, commander of the earth force, and grim reaper of universe 2. and this is the recount of some of the many battles i have fought, the soldiers i have fought besides, and the enemies i have killed.  i will hide nothing.

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The Wolves of Gryning: Chapter 21

He didn't trust the immortal spirit -- what good reason could it have for severing that old bond, for creating a new one? and with him of all people? vacka didn't want to think too closely about it.

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Sweet Home Chicago

I am immortal myself, seraphon. i know all too well the agony a body can suffer when it cannot die," the dragon growled. "but in the end, i don't have to hurt you."

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Kindred Spirits

But you said you're immortal...you couldn't just drive them away?"

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The Blessing and The Curse - Part 16

To make you immortal would rob me of my own immortality, thus killing me. and to be honest, having lived on this earth for so long, it is not the luxury many expect it to be.

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Anthropia: The Mages (Chanters Edited)

Some schools of magic teach abilities which if used wisely, have the power to stave off death entirely, achieving some level of immortality.

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Guardians: Downfall

He simply went by the name immortal. no one on board truly knew the reason why, but rumors suggested, as what his name meant, he was truly immortal. time had no affect on him and neither did conventional weapons. "kie.....enjoying the view?"

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2: The Exoself and Divinity

As a result they were effectively immortal, possessed powers humans could scarcely imagine, and were physically, mentally and cognitively far, far superior to humans, in every way; so much so that they were indistinguishable from gods.

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