Okay, just out of curiosity, what does he refuse the first or the second idea or both?

I'm sure it will be asked and answered in time.

I guess so I can be patient for that.

My interpretation was both. They wish to remain

He did not even consider the chance he might live. He gave her his all and he stands by that decision.

At least, thats my guess.

I think I need to think realistically because they're going to die both of them if they don't get help.

Even if they get separated so wise they'll still be together on the outside, it won't be that bad as long as they can accept that, at least.

I feel like he refuses both, and just wants to remain with her even if he gets absorbed away.

I think it's very messed up. What's the point of staying with her if he's just going to disappear in the end along with her?

Because the other option is being hunted. And if he wont survive both ways he would prefer it be her.

Yeah, I believe that depends on the type of body she makes if she can make a body that looks different than his original body but can handle the power of his soul, and it's not a big deal. Though I guess it never came up or thought about it.

It's perfectly understandable why Duodeko wouldn't want to come back to life.

In life, he was in constant danger from adventurers and researchers looking for spell components. So even if he got a new body, he'd still be in danger.

But more importantly, he'd be subject to the whims of the gods all over again! At least in here, he is his own master, in the realm that was created for him by Circe. And seeing as Circe's been a bit of an "absentee landlord" of sorts, Duodeko has achieved a greater mastery of the realm than she has.

So he would gain nothing, and be at risk of losing everything, if he were to become mortal again. And that's still no guarantee that Circe would even be able to stop the draining process, since the realm itself is connected to her soul *and* her body.

No, Medea is going to have to respect her daughter in this, and find a solution. If a "solution" is even necessary, that is. Granted, Medea is an expert in Necromancy, but we've already learned that this is *not* Necromancy. So the usual assumptions and guidelines no longer seem to apply.

This will be a journey of learning for everyone...

...if their egos will allow them to, that is.

(Or hopefully there will be a good ending for everyone and it's all sunshines and rainbows and unicorns again!)

I might be reading this wrong, but the vibe I'm getting is

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That's some interesting and not good info. Am looking forward to seeing if he gives an explanation.

And once again I don't know these characters as well as I like.

Am aware that Circe and Medea had an argument that drove them apart, it was mentioned pages ago.
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/58092282/

As a result of that does Circe have a hard time referring to Medea as her mother, as calling or mother.

Or has Circe always had a hard time with that.