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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 | 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 == | ||