<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=252393.msg12486244#msg12486244">Quote from: MissFire on 10-07-2016, 22:36:10</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">If his body is intact, does he resurrect right there? Like, if you shot him in the head, would he just sit back up again later with a healed wound? Or would he re-surface somewhere else randomly? Because Kali would totally be the type to go all Batman and make contingency plans for if any of them (including herself) turned evil. Most of the members are just 'shoot in the head from very far away', but Eon Man requires some trickery.<br/><br/>It might also be funny if they somehow find out later that she has plans to kill everyone just in case.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Excellent questions. And here's what Kali would know (he's been around long enough that his powers are not hard to discover, and it's very likely that some of you, especially the more long-lived, have encountered him before): When he dies, if his body is intact he will rise again where he fell , unharmed, confused, and probably in a bad mood (this is not a good thing; he has more combat experience than anyone else in the universe short of truly godlike beings). If his body was completely or mostly destroyed, he'll arise again from the nearest place where the earth mother's influence is strongest - kill him at sea, and he'll wake up at the bottom of the ocean, a nearby beach, etc. It's possible for those knowledgeable in such things (any magic-user, certain people with ki-based powers, scientific sorts with the right gadgets or instruments) to predict where he'll arise by tracking ley lines from the location of his death to see where the strongest confluence of natural mana is. Consequently, being a long-lived guy, he has stashes of equipment and other useful things near a lot of the world's strongest ley line confluences, and although he isn't a magic-user himself he's gotten very good at finding such places from sheer experience.<br/><br/>She'd also know that the thing which makes him REALLY dangerous is that he always comes back, and he is relentless. The man's willpower and determination are second to none, and he has saved the world more times than anyone (including himself) knows, but somehow he has managed to never really attain much in the way of renown. Nobody ever connects the events he's involved in to eachother, and he doesn't remember them all. They assume different people performed them, not one guy who is unbelievably old.<br/><br/>"I've lived long enough that i've seen the same eyes in many different people. I've seen continents shift and the world change from a place filled with magic and monsters to one covered in glass and steel. When the first gods arrived, i was there to greet them. And i still haven't seen everything the world has to offer." is how he often responds when asked exactly HOW old he is, largely because he doesn't know exactly how old he is.<br/><br/>The surest way to kill him for good? Fulfill the conditions of his blessing/curse. make it so he sees all of creation at once, and then he can die.<br/><br/>Edit: oh yeah, if he dies on another planet, another dimension, deep space, or any place outside the influence of Earth's Earth Mother, he's done for. Although given enough time in a place that has an earth mother he can eventually earn her blessings, too. The Earth Mothers talk.