Hmm, neither a hundred-year-old nor a ten-year-old are generally particularly strong physically, so if someone wanted to attack me I might have problems. However, if you only look that age but are actually not physically as weak as you would be at that age, I can't help but keep thinking of Babette from Skyrim and want to look ten years old (okay, so Babette is a vampire which is why she looks like a small child - because that's how old she was when she got bitten, but still...). I suppose it depends whether the physical/mental infirmities of old age actually show up, or whether I just look all wrinkly and stuff. After all, if I'm only gonna look that age, maybe I can still be all there underneath.
But then, I wouldn't want to be immortal in the first place. After all, to live forever is to ultimately be alone forever, unless you can find someone else who's also immortal, and then you'd probably get fed up of each other after a few decades/centuries/millennia...
#1 The All-American from Hardee's. Split hotdog on a thick burger WITH kettle potatochips and all the fixings.
#2 Sky-Castle. I had too much fun owning one in an evil themed game in D&D to not want one again. And who says I can't sink it in the ocean and make it the other? As long as I can bubble it, of course
#3 It depends on if I'd still retain my mind and strength, or if I'd 100% be either age. IF that's the case, then I suppose 100.
#4 Lightning-Bolt I'll be the insane immortal old man throwing lightning from my Sky-Castle, eating my All-American.
I suppose it depends on the situation...I feel like Lightning Bolt might be more fun, but then Fireball is something of a classic...hmm, can I chuck a Fireball that crackles with lightning? Or actually...lightning cna still set stuff on fire, just not quite in the same way as a Fireball. And I could do my own Ominous Lightning at crepy intervals. Maybe I could set up a spooky mansion on a hill and cast lightning as people were walking up to it and stuff, and freak them out >:).
Being able to hear other peopleās thoughts but only when they think something positive about you or being able to hear other peopleās thoughts but only when they think something negative about you?
Positive would certainly build on my self-confidence, but I'd choose negative because I can't change if people don't tell me what I'm doing wrong, and I'm always worried people aren't telling me what I'm doing wrongā¦
