That depends on the person. For some, it could mean death, it could mean something else. It's whatever kind of conclusion they deeply desire and wish for.
Sometimes, you don't know what it is until it's right before you.
Depends on the Constellation. Some are higher in power than others depending on their rank. Historical-grade Constellations are the lowest and will obviously be weaker compared to the highest-ranking, Myth grade.
I am Narrative grade. Not nearly as powerful as Myth Constellations like Hades, Poseidon, or Zeus... but I wouldn't go down so easily.
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a lot of this does echo in a strangely familiar way, despite being a very different system.]
Does the End mean death, or a different fate?
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Sometimes, you don't know what it is until it's right before you.
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Ending up in some distorted version of Hell probably wasn't what you expected.
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It wasn't. But if I am to believe in my final moments to be true, I suppose death wasn't too farfetched. As aggravating as it sounds to me.
[ to think she'd just DIE ]
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I am Narrative grade. Not nearly as powerful as Myth Constellations like Hades, Poseidon, or Zeus... but I wouldn't go down so easily.
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Certainly, I can't imagine you dying without a fight.
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I had to have gotten out of that alive. [ hmmm ] If we lose enough of our Stories then I suppose...
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Do you remember how you died, Chandra?
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a long pause]
Yes.
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I see... I was wondering if there was someone that didn't.
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[ so she won't ask for details. ]