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| - The individual parts of the suit overlap on multiple places, to ensure the wearer is completely covered and protected. Each part locks itself in place when donned, the unlocking mechanism only accessible from the inside. Putting it on is a one-time, permanent action: Partly or completely cutting off the supply of oxygen to the skin, depending on the size of the wearer, being inside the Centurial Steel is detrimental to the health of even the strongest warriors. Only the toughest, most disciplined warriors would survive in the suit as long as its name suggests.
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| - The individual parts of the suit overlap on multiple places, to ensure the wearer is completely covered and protected. Each part locks itself in place when donned, the unlocking mechanism only accessible from the inside. Putting it on is a one-time, permanent action: Partly or completely cutting off the supply of oxygen to the skin, depending on the size of the wearer, being inside the Centurial Steel is detrimental to the health of even the strongest warriors. Only the toughest, most disciplined warriors would survive in the suit as long as its name suggests. Sleeping is difficult and very uncomfortable; being gods, the Generals are not affected by such shallow mortal annoyances. Bathing is not impossible, done with walk-in baths, but many generals decided to skip them, not being very affected by the smell themselves, and appreciating the powerful effect it has on their enemies. Mating is no longer possible after the suit is donned; the godlike status of the Generals doesn't rhyme well with mortal desires, and even if they did, no mortal would be worthy of a god's intimate favors. Upon the wearer's death, they're burned out of the suit on a large bonfire, at once cleansing it of its corpselike stench.
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