Death in the Cellar
Thanatos' shadow arrived back at the brownstone just before Thanatos' corporeal image had. His shadow was always either slightly ahead or behind him. It was even more of peculiarity that it was seen at all in this dimly lit space. The shadow circled the room, pacing as if it was worried, disappearing into the darkened parts of the room and
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Ruina's enthusiasm was intriguing to watch, so young and full of life. He only smiled at her when she told him he should meet Seth.
The Norse's inquiries however drew his attention, and he wondered which behavior in particular that she thought odd, "I do, unless I am walking under glamour among mortals...but it has been some time since my skin took on the guise of mortal flesh."
"Everything that lives can die, even a mortal's soul is immortal. I have lived long and seen much. I have heard tales of your Baldur's death, and... of others," he looked saddened as if he may have heard of her son Narvi's death.
"Greek gods can die as well, we can injure each other much like your own, but perhaps we become more durable with age. We are often to regenerate fast. I've witnessed the passings of gods before."
"I was there when young Zagreus just a child, was torn apart and devoured. He had truly suffered death but only a short stay in the Underworld."
"His heart lived on and he was reborn as Dionysus."
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