vesperlinwood:
What happens if the answers you find are not satisfactory? Find another source of power and repeat the cycle all over again? How do you determine who is worthy of immortality? And what happens in several hundred years, when one of these people you’ve given immortality to has lost touch with their humanity? Or when they split with what you deem the interest of your people? I just urge you to stop and think about this. Really look at what immortality has wrought for the people who were burned in the front yard. Is it worth it?
Then we’ll keep plugging. I’ve come up against plenty of unsatisfactory answers in the past. They don’t stop me. I choose people or they come to me, I feel them out, and decide. Plenty of people can lose touch with who they are. Humans tortured our people, lock them in cages, lock their own people up, turns into serial killers. Power isn’t the cause, neither is immortality. What good will stopping do us, Vesper? If I can find a way to make people stronger, to make witches stronger, when we’re stuck in hiding, being hunted-- why not do it? Why not provide our kind with better ways to protect themselves, why not get smarter? Why not break the ceiling?














