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An '''Immortal''' is a being who has been granted a perfected body by a [[Divine]] after death. They are no longer mortal, though they were once so, and they are ''not'' Divine. Immortals exist in a state of perfected flesh and bone, having been translated from their former flesh and blood form after judgment. They are eternally preserved and governed by the [[Immortal Law]], a component of [[Divine Law]].
An '''Immortal''' is a being who has been granted a perfected body by a [[Divine]] after death. They are no longer mortal, though they were once so, and they are ''not'' Divine. Immortals exist in a state of perfected flesh and bone, having been translated from their former flesh and blood form after judgment. They are eternally preserved and governed by the [[Immortal Law]], a component of [[Divine Law]].


Immortality is a ''universal concept'' across the [[Continuum Universes]], consistent in nature and consequence regardless of individual universal metaphysics.
Immortality is a ''universal concept'' across [[The Yonder Realm]], consistent in nature and consequence regardless of individual universal metaphysics.


== Definition and Nature ==
== Definition and Nature ==
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* Immortals are created ''exclusively by Divines''.
* Immortals are created ''exclusively by Divines''.
* Most are selected for ''exemplary moral character'' or are ''granted the state through Divine favor''.
* Most are selected for ''exemplary moral character'' or are ''granted the state through Divine favor''.
* After [[The Convergence]], many were chosen to serve as [[Champions]] of the Divines, combatting Deviants and cross-universal corruption.
* After [[The Convergence]], many were chosen to serve as [[Divine Champion|Divine Champions]] of the Divines, combatting Deviants and cross-universal corruption.
* Others became guardians, teachers, or spiritual protectors.
* Others became guardians, teachers, or spiritual protectors.


== The Immortal Law ==
== The Immortal Law ==
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Those who violate these laws may be:
Those who violate these laws may be:
* ''Imprisoned'' in realms such as [[Thorlen]].
* ''Imprisoned'' in realms such as [[Thorlen]].
* ''Banished'' to isolated timelines or sealed dimensions.
* ''Banished'' to sealed [[Dimension|Dimensions]] or [[Plane|Planes]].
* ''Repurposed'' into Divine Servants with reduced autonomy.
* ''Repurposed'' into Divine Servants with reduced autonomy.


== Known Immortals ==
== Known Immortals ==


''See also: [[Champions (Immortal)]], [[Deviants]], [[The Convergence]]''
''See also: [[Divine Champion]], [[The Deviants]], [[The Convergence]]''


=== By Universe ===
=== By Universe ===
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[[Lethurèa]]
[[Lethurèa]]
* [[Merik Teslek]]† – Champion of Judgment
* [[Merik Teslek]]† – Champion of Judgment
* [[Mèra Ûrlek Teslek]]† – Soul-Tethered Heroine
* [[Mêra Ûrlek Teslek]]† – Soul-Tethered Heroine
* [[Laatuutai]]† – Watcher of the Bound - after the Convergence
* [[Laatuutai]]† – Watcher of the Bound - after the Convergence


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* Immortals often carry ''Divine Marks'', visible only to other celestials.
* Immortals often carry ''Divine Marks'', visible only to other celestials.
* There are said to be ''only 777,777 Immortals'' currently active across the multiverse.
* There are said to be ''only 777,777 Immortals'' currently active across the multiverse.
[[Category:Continuum Universes]]
[[Category:Immortals]]
[[Category:Immortals]]
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