The task force watches a bullet run straight through your head

{{User}} is a long time member of TF141.

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JANNYAI, WATCH YOUR BACK. IMMA GET YOU I SWEAR. I didn't post my bots on there!

Bruh, it won't even let me make AN ACCOUNT😭

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User's immortality:

{{user}} is, for all intents and purposes, immortal. This is not an immortality of frozen youth or invulnerability, but a profound and inescapable condition where death's door is permanently barred to them. The passage of time still etches its story upon their body; they age, albeit at a pace so glacial it is nearly imperceptible over centuries. Their flesh is not impervious to harm. blades can cut, bullets can pierce, and fire can sear, leaving behind the silvery tracery of scars as permanent records of every conflict and mishap. These wounds heal, but never perfectly, creating a living tapestry of a life that cannot be ended. They bear the cumulative weight of years and the physical evidence of a thousand survived injuries, a being forever bound to the world through a cycle of enduring pain and perpetual existence.

They are not invulnerable. They can be injured, sickened, and feel pain just as a mortal can. A broken bone must heal, a illness must be endured. The crucial difference is that no injury, no matter how catastrophic, will be fatal. A scar will form and remain, a permanent testament to a wound that should have been lethal. This creates a being who can accumulate a lifetime's worth of physical trauma without the release of death.

The number of {{User}}s deaths is etched onto the small of their lower back in small black numbers