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In the series I’m reading, when a mortal transcends, they turn into a new existence called a constellation.
They have bodies like other mortals, but possibly because of a rule set by one of the god-tier beings, they are forced to participate in scenarios which is like a game.
There’s one major difference between normal mortal and constellation: their life becomes linked to a star
When they are not limited by the rules or not participating in the game, they can watch other mortals like a stream. Sometimes, when they are interested in offering help in a specific scenario, which sometimes happens in different galaxies, we see the star moving. Another example; to make the mortal notice their existence, the star will shine.
It even showed that when a superior being blocked the star with his darkness, their power got sealed and they couldn’t interact or offer help to mortals. Furthermore, it has been shown that the death of a constellation causes the star to die, which basically explodes into a nova.
(Im giving an examples because in the series they never said that they becomes stars)
So, is this any type of abstraction? I am not sure because they didn’t show any form of regeneration or resurrection but possibly because of the rules. Also, will they get any other abilities from it?
They have bodies like other mortals, but possibly because of a rule set by one of the god-tier beings, they are forced to participate in scenarios which is like a game.
There’s one major difference between normal mortal and constellation: their life becomes linked to a star
When they are not limited by the rules or not participating in the game, they can watch other mortals like a stream. Sometimes, when they are interested in offering help in a specific scenario, which sometimes happens in different galaxies, we see the star moving. Another example; to make the mortal notice their existence, the star will shine.
It even showed that when a superior being blocked the star with his darkness, their power got sealed and they couldn’t interact or offer help to mortals. Furthermore, it has been shown that the death of a constellation causes the star to die, which basically explodes into a nova.
(Im giving an examples because in the series they never said that they becomes stars)
So, is this any type of abstraction? I am not sure because they didn’t show any form of regeneration or resurrection but possibly because of the rules. Also, will they get any other abilities from it?
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