Death->Hell->Succubus->Stomach->Death->?

due to conservation of energy energy never is created or destroyed, but instead it is transformed from one form to another..... so the soul essentially never goes away.... that doesn't mean that the soul is only a mass of energy. the soul is who a person is and was created specifically by God.....

bigman27622 wrote:

due to conservation of energy energy never is created or destroyed, but instead it is transformed from one form to another..... so the soul essentially never goes away

So you know what the soul actually is and whether or not it really exists?

You know......the simplist solution is to just ask Menyssan.

I'll wait here and hold your hat.

...I'll pass on that one...

i believe that we should leave that job to karbo....

Death
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Death
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PROFIT

bigman27622 wrote:

i believe that we should leave that job to karbo....

Not even me I'd feel very comfortable speaking to her XD

Karbo wrote:

Not even me I'd feel very comfortable speaking to her XD

Thus is the risk of creating something large enough and powerful enough to eat you.

I think of this subject this way:

Imagine the feeling of being digested. The burning of acid on you skin, the smell, the agony...

No imagine what it would be like if you still felt all that, but you were not consumed. you just grew it all back to be digested again for ever and ever. That's what i think its like. Course you still probably should ask the professional. Maybe Tanya would know. She's been there and was nearly... well... you know.

mdbear84 wrote:

Karbo wrote:

Not even me I'd feel very comfortable speaking to her XD

Thus is the risk of creating something large enough and powerful enough to eat you.

I think of this subject this way:

Imagine the feeling of being digested. The burning of acid on you skin, the smell, the agony...

No imagine what it would be like if you still felt all that, but you were not consumed. you just grew it all back to be digested again for ever and ever. That's what i think its like. Course you still probably should ask the professional. Maybe Tanya would know. She's been there and was nearly... well... you know.

I asked Tanya. She gave me a funny look and said "some mysteries are too great for the human mind."

Zoekin wrote:

mdbear84 wrote:

Karbo wrote:

Not even me I'd feel very comfortable speaking to her XD

Thus is the risk of creating something large enough and powerful enough to eat you.

I think of this subject this way:

Imagine the feeling of being digested. The burning of acid on you skin, the smell, the agony...

No imagine what it would be like if you still felt all that, but you were not consumed. you just grew it all back to be digested again for ever and ever. That's what i think its like. Course you still probably should ask the professional. Maybe Tanya would know. She's been there and was nearly... well... you know.

I asked Tanya. She gave me a funny look and said "some mysteries are too great for the human mind."

I other words "I don't know."

Karbo wrote:

Not even me I'd feel very comfortable speaking to her XD

Hey, as long as she depends on your survival for her continued existence, she'll protect you from harm.

But should she ever find a way to exist without you, watch your back!

If any of the predators figure out how to draw and get on DA we're all screwed.

Jætte_Troll wrote:

If any of the predators figure out how to draw and get on DA we're all screwed.

That's everyone here safe from Crisis then.

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If any of the predators figure out how to draw and get on DA we're all screwed.

Too late.

Anime-Junkie wrote:

You mentioned the "Abyss." I just thought that I'd define it...
Biblically the Abyss is a place where the most evil and powerful demons (apart from Satan himself) were imprisoned.

Mmmm... sorta. You're relying a bit on Catholic dogma there. Technically, the Abyss and Lake of Fire are considered quite different. In pure Biblical standards, the Abyss, or Hades/Sheol, is an area of nothingness, complete separation from God. The Lake of Fire is mentioned by Jesus a few times, but is really only described in the Book of Revelations, where souls only go there after the Judgment after the Battle of Armageddon and the Second Coming of Christ. Many people have confused the two, really.

However, Karbo's model of Hell seems to be akin to Dante's Inferno, with different circles and such. That's where it gets a little complicated. Biblical sources refer to Hell as the "second death", and I just figured the Abyss could be used as "Hell after Hell", an area of nothingness, yet not oblivion. Simply... waiting. I figured that things such as reincarnation, final judgment, etc. could be interpreted y different religions, as I would not want to impose my own on the Felaryan canon.

Also, I'd like to mention the difference between demons and fallen angels. Satan is not truly a demon, he is a fallen angel. The Bible actually states that Satan was imprisoned on Earth, not Hell. Now, I have my own views on Satan's true form, ones that differ greatly from traditionalist views, but I digress. Demons were believed to be evil spirits that caused sickness and madness by the ancient peoples of the Middle East, but most historians now think that was due to no knowledge of microbiology. In fact, Jesus Himself never referred to them as demons, but only "cast out the sickness". The term "demons" was used by the people recording his acts...

i wouldn't want to oppose my own on felaryan canon as well. Still, felarya is supposed to be some place in the universe that's just dimensionally unstable, therefore why should it's heaven and hell be any different from anyone else's?

Menyssan is always hungry. This alone means that her victims eventually leave her body.

Logic suggests that they get digested and pass through her body. Now maybe they reform once they leave(a hell of a punishment in and of itself), and are put to other tortures.

However, I vaguely recall Menyssan - in a canon Karbo story - remarking that the evil king will become a part of her - thus becoming a demon, as he requested - so this raises a thought. What if the materials that the souls are broken down into remain conscious? Being dispersed into nutrients and being used to fuel a little bit of this, a little bit of that, all without senses. Only consciousness. Horrific, aint it?

thats more like hell, so what about the heaven then? or is it just hell. If it's just hell that would explain the fear of being eaten (aside from them just not wanting to be eaten).

i really dont think anyone "Wants" to be eaten.. if that came around its would soumd more like suicideal feelings more than a "Want" but that is a good point.

GREGOLE wrote:

However, I vaguely recall Menyssan - in a canon Karbo story - remarking that the evil king will become a part of her - thus becoming a demon, as he requested - so this raises a thought. What if the materials that the souls are broken down into remain conscious? Being dispersed into nutrients and being used to fuel a little bit of this, a little bit of that, all without senses. Only consciousness. Horrific, aint it?

Ah. Yes, a very good story. Karbo is almost as good a writer as an artist... which sucks, because I only got one of those talents.

Hm, so you would be touching on "soul vore", or "absorption". It's actually a somewhat-common element in a lot of vore, where the prey's consciousness is absorbed into the predator, often subjugated by the pred's own consciousness. That would be pretty horrific, but Menyssan seems too stable for that to be the case. The millions upon millions of souls consumed over the centuries would probably build up into an overwhelming voice, even if they couldn't gain any real power over her body or mind.

and ultimately driving the predator into insanity, creating a hell for her/him.

I don't think that kind of absorption vore would be too preferable.

Angels DO exist, maybe they have something to do with it heaven, and the succubi/demons have something to do with hell.

Well, yes, that's been established. Heaven and Hell are constantly at war, as well.

No, no, I think that if death leads somewhere, maybe second death leads somewhere else.

maybe second death leads to my grandmas house...


thats way worse than hell

codaman wrote:

maybe second death leads to my grandmas house...


thats way worse than hell

i SOOOO know that feeling
grandparents are nice...but they are just so OLD

ZionAtriedes wrote:

Anime-Junkie wrote:

You mentioned the "Abyss." I just thought that I'd define it...
Biblically the Abyss is a place where the most evil and powerful demons (apart from Satan himself) were imprisoned.

Mmmm... sorta. You're relying a bit on Catholic dogma there...

Actually, I'm relying on google relying on Catholic dogma.
(I'm not catholic).