>>7955
Thanks.
>if you can't read energy or see it all this is just made up to you
It's okay. It's true that I'm not developing those skills as fast as I could, but I don't feel there's any rush to do so. That is one thing I definitely do as a vampire (or an old person). I really don't care if something takes 5 or 50 years.
>>7956
>nothing that would make anyone stop aging in the vampire spell as shared by alissa
It was stated:
>It will seem so, but it's not definite. I think over the first period, unless you were really old, you'll gradually get a bit younger. So if you're 30 you may end up looking 25. But over a longer time period you'd still age, with the original form of the magic passed to you.
>So to put it roughly:
>at 2k years old you'd look 30
>at 5k years old you'd look 35-40
>at 50k years old you'd look 40-45
>at 100k years old you'd look 50-60
>so the aging is very slow but it exists.
(https://fringearchives.neocities.org/archive/8kun/112718)

But I'm not looking to debate this. I was just wondering.