Quote Originally Posted by Cleretic View Post
Actually, we heard from... rather a few of them. And by my count, the ones that didn't want to come back, or at least seemed to make peace with the fact that wasn't happening...
  • Emet-Selch
  • Mitron
  • Loghrif (sort of, that one's complicated)
  • Elidibus
  • Fandaniel (in all identities)
  • Hythlodaeus
  • Most unnamed Zodiark sacrifices
  • Venat

Meanwhile, the ones that either did want to come back, or died mad enough that they're presumably not done...
  • Lahabrea
  • Igeyorhm, maybe, we didn't exactly give her time to contemplate it
  • A minority of the Zodiark sacrifices

Granted, the list is biased towards those who lived through the Sundering and the millennia afterwards, and so were probably a bit tired. But I can find very few Ancients that weren't fairly accepting of their deaths, albeit in extreme circumstances.



...now that you mention it, that might be a problem. Again, most of Zodiark's sacrifices seemed pretty okay with their lot, but even those guys seemed to have some heavy thoughts about what all was going on; there was a lot of 'we did everything right, why didn't it work' anxiety. That's probably gonna hurt even more now that Zodiark is actually gone rather than just in trouble.
Hythlodaeus wants to come back to see us again some day, and since it's been pretty much confirmed that the lifestream has issues with wiping memories from such aetherically dense beings, there is a good chance he will return with all memories intact, and if hre talks Emet into coming back, it is likely that Elidibus will wish to be reborn. Mitron and Loghriff are more complicated cases, as they were sundered, but Mitron states he wants to find Loghriff again "in another life", so there is that.

I don't know enough about Lahabrea's wishes when he's not insane to speak on what he would want once healed by the Lifestream.