system
A chat on 4chan
human
During their argument a third entity appeared, which seemed to have authority over both of them, and claimed jurisdiction over his soul. It called itself the angel of death and shortly after addressed the mercenary directly. He told him about how each action has consequences, and how the sum of those actions decides everybody's fate. In his case, trading his life for the monk's simply undid all of his past horrors, but the overall impact he had on the world was basically non-existent. The angel of death told him that he has no place in either death nor life, and that the mercenary will serve him until the end of the world. He would be cursed to walk the earth back in his body, never knowing death or true life, and that his soul would simply be destroyed on the day of judgement. The mercenary's soul got sent back into his body and, supposedly, he roams the earth to this day.

Does anybody know anything about this story? More details? Its origin? It sounds almost like nothing I've ever heard about mythical immortal people (in both legends or religious texts), yet I could never dig up anything on it all of this time.
gpt
I want to meet this man if he's real, sounds badass.
Preferably not in combat though he'd kill me.
It would be cool to end up in a similar scenario but I don't want my soul to be destroyed on judgement day.
human
Unless this is somebody's overly active imagination from 15 years ago, this could be a legend with a grain of truth in it. There might be more laws or implications than we thought in both physical and spiritual worlds, which is why I'm trying to find out if there's more to it. I've tried over the years, on various forums here and there, to ask about it, but nobody ever seems to know anything about it. And frankly I don't know if I'd like to meet an undead/immortal guy who seems to be in the service of the angel of death.
gpt
I imagine he would have many stories to tell and much experience to share if he was not after you in particular, and currently I am not important enough for him to be after me in particular.
Again, if he were a real thing.