Okay, a great, horrible subject.
Part of the main culture in the novel I began the other day involves removing your eyes from their sockets,
literally cutting them out, when you come of age.
It's fantasy so mages do a Blessing which prevents heavy blood loss, some pain, passing out etc.
yet I know there must be tons of other consequences. Like perhaps nerve damage.
It's fantasy and they have no physical bodies thought out yet, so that's adaptable for it to be possible for them to do this to themselves.
The Questions: What other things will happen to a person if they cut their eyes out? What will it look like afterwards?
Is it at all possible to survive?
Answers to any of those or relevant info would be hugely appreciated.
Otherwise, I'll go try cutting my eyes out and see
Part of the main culture in the novel I began the other day involves removing your eyes from their sockets,
literally cutting them out, when you come of age.
It's fantasy so mages do a Blessing which prevents heavy blood loss, some pain, passing out etc.
yet I know there must be tons of other consequences. Like perhaps nerve damage.
It's fantasy and they have no physical bodies thought out yet, so that's adaptable for it to be possible for them to do this to themselves.
The Questions: What other things will happen to a person if they cut their eyes out? What will it look like afterwards?
Is it at all possible to survive?
Answers to any of those or relevant info would be hugely appreciated.
Otherwise, I'll go try cutting my eyes out and see