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>So that means I have not been pushed away but I should be able stay or leave at my own will?
Yes, it would suggest the yokais registered you as a force of nature for the new earth. Whatever your choice is you would still have that title, along with rights and responsibilities. The meaning of it would be revealed with time.
>So do I now have both kinds of immortality or does one replace the other?
I think it's simply a requirement to be undead to hold this title. Now being a force of nature to my knowing is a "cultivation path" so you having that title already means they arranged it for you and you passed the test already. It is part of your achievements.
>Is her immortality different from what you saw with me? Because you said legit immortal. Would I as a force of nature be "legit" too?
She's clearly a vampire, but her energy is finer in some way. It could perhaps mean the difference between vampire(practitioner of vampirism) and vampire(achieved status), where the latter is like being "Satan" or "Anti-Christ", it means having personality and a role in the cosmic system. The former would just be an occultist on the path.
>Does this specifically apply for vampires or for undeads/immortals in general? Would this apply for my case too?
I think this is mainly a vampire thing, because they rely on "blood memory" for power. The longer they lived the more experience is stored in there. I'm sure there is some biological term for it like some DNA string getting longer or something, but I don't know the specifics. Another being would have to gain experience by doing specific things, like training skills or performing rituals daily. Vampires just have to "live as vampires", which is difficult enough. Probably because it's dangerous and controversial. Remember how I said doing the Simha Kriya with full focus daily can create one immortal gong particle daily? It's the same idea. A vampire could practice growing tomatoes and gain power every year because it's "growing tomatoes while being a vampire". But each year may only add a small bit.
>This sound very funny for some reason, almost like you are trolling or mocking me.
It could be the result of the servitor having a certain style of speech, but I asked twice and got the same thing repeated with full seriousness.