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In Seath's first encounter, the fog door is actually 2 directional (the only bi-directional boss fog door in this game), so you can just leave, but you have to come back to die at some point in order to proceed. Have your Ring of Sacrifice equiped so you don't have to come back to pick up your souls.
It's not the best boss encounter, it fact that's a little lazily designed but hey whatever. The worse part is still the Crystal Cave you'd about to visit after Duke's Archive.
But 20k souls are nothing so just... screw that, who cares
Seath would remain in that place you just met him until you trigger the cut scene in Crystal Cave so if you want to pick up your souls right away you'd have to face him in the exact same spot once more. But as I've said above, the fog door is 2 directional, so just walk in, pick up whatever you'd dropped there and get out.
If you were online, you should have seen a bunch of messages before the fog saying "need ring" and "beware of curse" or the like. In this case the ring they are refering to is a ring of sacrifice, so you can keep your souls and (depending on the ring) prevent cursed status.
But yeah, it can be a shocker to enter a scripted no-win fight at this point in the game, but there it is. You will get that 20k back with interest very quickly though. Good luck! :)
As others have said it's a scripted death it's also unusual in terms of a boss fight as it's the only fog gate you can actually run back out of it, this was proberbly done so you can prepare for it.
As for why he is invunrable an NPC will tell you why that is the case later in the Archives
But not so much in the Archives.