un: hieke

[inflictwounds]

So this is awkward and I don't know how to explain this, but it seems like my sigil is still being passed around as a good one to use if you want an easy deal to bring people back from the dead.

I don't do that anymore. Obviously.

But I'm kind of in the middle of California now and I would appreciate it if someone could summon me back or something?

Thanks.

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[unpocoloco]

You're being evasive on purpose aren't you?

You know what, that's fine. Fair. Maybe someday in class you will or won't decide to go into this and presumably it will be a day I'm not too sick to see it. Great. Thanks for the opportunity to learn something new. Always good.

[inflictwounds]

No.

[Which means yes.]

You know, you're right, it's probably a bad idea to teach these kids about resurrection.

Why do you want to know how it works, anyways? It's not something that's generally wise to mess with.

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[unpocoloco]

[He's deadeyeing that no.

He drags his hand over his face and switches the conversation to private. Finally.]

I'm undead, Hieke. Why do you think I'm interested?

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[inflictwounds]

If you're undead, you should know the methods are different. Death and unlife are very different problems.

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[unpocoloco]

Yes. I'm pretty aware of that too. That's why I'm asking how your powers work.

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[inflictwounds]

Do you want to know if I can make you alive again?

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[unpocoloco]

[Looks like it's his turn to struggle.]

I am... curious about what would happen if you tried. Considering I'm not even the conventional sort of undead.

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[inflictwounds]

It would depend on what kind of undead you are. Messing with the undead can be tricky and leave you with someone who's just dead.

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[unpocoloco]

Not a vampire, not a zombie, not a ghost. Not a lich either. My kind doesn't have a name besides skeletons and I'm the first Daybreak heard of. I died before any blight took me. My soul and body are fairly entangled so severing the tie doesn't go well most of the time.

It'd probably kill me. But I had to ask. You know, to be sure.