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I've noticed this new type of immortality we are using, this Deathless Immortality and it seems to me that it fits the TES top tiers (2-A and above) quite well. Admittedly I don't have many sources for this, but here's an attempt.
The main reason behind this being that fact that life & death are ideas under the authority of the Aedra Arkay. These concepts, at the earliest, only came about in the latter parts of the Dawn Era, the et'Ada existed before them according to the order of events (Time was the first idea to form). And it's highly unlikely that Arkay can force his sphere of life & death upon his peers.
Further information:
- In this book, the cycle of life and death is called the "Arkayn Cycle".
- This one talks about Arkay's Laws (death etc).
And here is the other source I will use: Spirit of the Daedra.
Here the Daedra outright state that they "do not die" or "fear death" and that upon destruction they are cast into the void from which they return. This is so ingrained in them that death is "beyond their comprehension".
This second source also implies that the Daedra sit outside the cycle of life and death as their experience after bodily destruction is completely unlike those of mortals.
Thoughts?
The main reason behind this being that fact that life & death are ideas under the authority of the Aedra Arkay. These concepts, at the earliest, only came about in the latter parts of the Dawn Era, the et'Ada existed before them according to the order of events (Time was the first idea to form). And it's highly unlikely that Arkay can force his sphere of life & death upon his peers.
Further information:
- In this book, the cycle of life and death is called the "Arkayn Cycle".
- This one talks about Arkay's Laws (death etc).
And here is the other source I will use: Spirit of the Daedra.
Here the Daedra outright state that they "do not die" or "fear death" and that upon destruction they are cast into the void from which they return. This is so ingrained in them that death is "beyond their comprehension".
This second source also implies that the Daedra sit outside the cycle of life and death as their experience after bodily destruction is completely unlike those of mortals.
Thoughts?