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Published: 2015-05-03 23:24:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 389; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 0
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Asimov, the all powerful Conqueror for the first time ever seen, has been wounded. The results of his wound are not what most expected.It looks like Falton gave him a scratch in the exact place his eye scar is. Maybe he did it for symbolic reasons? Or maybe he just wanted to make Asimov look more like him.
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This is really cool! Every time I see this, I've always wonder what our lives would be like if we had dark halves running around in our world.
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It would be anarchy that's for sure.
Thanks.
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So Asimov wears a cloak of darkness that covers him from head to toe?
Also, gods do bleed, they bleed ichor.
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No, that's what happens when heΒ does get injured by Falton. He is made of darkness, it just this is what happens when Falton injures him. Remember he is his dark half. It's sort of symbolic.
Also I'm going by the belief that gods are invincible and cannot be harmed by mortals like Falton.
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Gods are indeed immortal, but they too, can still be wounded---not by mortal power, but by the power of an immortal.
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But not by mortals, and Falton is mortal.
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Neither is Asimov.
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Well... Asimov is technically immortal.
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Then Falton is wielding a sword forged by the immortals.
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No, no. It's a bit complicated as to why Falton can hurt Asimov. I'll explain it to you on Skype.
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...okay? Β I was throwing out theories that I learned from the Lightning Thief movie.
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