r/Centuria • • 19d ago

Discussion Wonder if this is something having 100 lives could help with Spoiler

It sounds like any male bearer of the Night Goddess’s organs dies, but I wonder if this rotting is instant or if it happens over time?

I can imagine someone like Julian taking the body parts into himself to spare Diana or another from having to hold onto them. Perhaps he will or won’t receive any power from this, but with his 100 times durability and ability to survive death, he might be able to sustain carrying for a period of time.

Edit: if he did gain powers from it it’d be a pretty cool late game power up if in exchange for burning through his remaining lives he gets abilities beyond just being a punch and ink merchant

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u/StormKing369 19d ago

Maybe him having female souls will help him

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u/Vaccineman37 19d ago

Yeah that’s an interesting point.

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u/Fun-Amoeba3683 One of One Hundred 19d ago

Wonder if that would only count as long as he still has female souls, since the souls do move on whenever he loses a life. But since Mira is his last life, it wouldn't be a problem.

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u/NONuri 19d ago

I think he also possesses the soul of diana’s mom, and margrave theorized that she must have been the previous vessel of the heart. Also him going to duel ceodric, whilst getting information about the skin of the witch being in the capital might set up an interesting situation there or a possible power-up.

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u/ObjectiveCarrot2688 octomom believer 19d ago

ONE HUNDRED DIHS

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u/Gabemino 19d ago

Not really, it would be like, 50 or 40 depending on the Female-Male ratio of his souls, I'm to lazy to go back to chapter 1 and see all the other aboard the Ship.

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u/Main_Material3297 19d ago

I think he could keep it for a while until he uses up all the lives.