When Paul helps the women impregnate one another, he can make sure it comes out a girl. It's when the women leave Themyscira and get pregnant the old fashioned way that can possibly result in boys.
[Sighs because his father was a biology teacher and he knew this stuff entirely too early]
I thought I remember Paul saying that with his ring he can ensure that the pregnancies he facilitates would all turn out female. Or am I misremembering?
That's only about half the average speed of the story - probably more than that if we consider only the times that time is progressing on-screen. We reached Zoat's ten-year mark not long ago and it was two and a half years of OL's life.
The former is Episode 83: Ways and Means while the latter is Episode 96: Repetition.
In that case, you want Episode 116: Sungate, part 1.
I think that should say 'than'.
Is there anything important about that location?
I had no idea the bioship was also a shop.
And as expected, they're getting quite the warm welcome. Warm as in open combat. No doubt some manner of guard contingent, since if Mannheim's forces have been attacking interdimensional portals, then of course fairy rings would be monitored.
Ah, I bet that is a hell of a relief for OL. No more having to rely on off-the-cuff constructs when he can dump railgun ammo on his customers.
That'll be Robin, then. Flashbangs are no great inconvenience to OL, after all.
No magical gear? Surprising.
Hopefully with solid protections, since flying makes him an easier target.
And there goes their heavy fire support. I suspect the Sheeda's morale is about to take a nosedive.
At least giving the opportunity to surrender. Polite of him. Guess he's happy to be back on Earth.
Of course, if they're going to be foolish about it, well...
Interesting. Gone native out of necessity? I hope they feel uncomfortable in modern fabrics.
Sorry, dear, no time to leave some for you. Don't mind the pain, they earned it.
Don't want them to die, after all. Certainly, live enemies can at least be questioned.
The worry is that there's more on the way. Depending on whether they could get communications out.
Not going to ask what he's gotten up to, or do you figure that'll be included?
And Robin facepalms because of course that's a thing.
Which says worrying things. What did Mannheim offer them?
Perhaps they opened up a little more to British politeness?
What with their Harrowing failing. Since they apparently leave it as long as they can before launching it...
Well, isn't that just dandy? No surprise they've thrown in with Mannheim then.
Good question. We've just been calling it 'Elfland' but they probably have many names for it themselves.
Quick on the uptake, isn't he? And affecting the spiritual landscape probably has some effect on the material...
I expect Hell would be a much harder challenge too. I doubt the Lords would bow to Mannheim without a long, bloody war.
Though hopefully Bats learns quick. Probably might gain a new insight into fear from it, even.
Stretching the League even thinner. Hooray.
Better to prevent it and theorise later than let him do it and struggle.
Hopefully it's close by. Otherwise it might take a while to arrive.
I'm guessing it's a major leyline nexus or something. Can't think of anything mythical about it.
And as expected, they're getting quite the warm welcome. Warm as in open combat. No doubt some manner of guard contingent, since if Mannheim's forces have been attacking interdimensional portals, then of course fairy rings would be monitored.
Ah, I bet that is a hell of a relief for OL. No more having to rely on off-the-cuff constructs when he can dump railgun ammo on his customers.
That'll be Robin, then. Flashbangs are no great inconvenience to OL, after all.
No magical gear? Surprising.
Hopefully with solid protections, since flying makes him an easier target.
And there goes their heavy fire support. I suspect the Sheeda's morale is about to take a nosedive.
At least giving the opportunity to surrender. Polite of him. Guess he's happy to be back on Earth.
Of course, if they're going to be foolish about it, well...
Interesting. Gone native out of necessity? I hope they feel uncomfortable in modern fabrics.
Sorry, dear, no time to leave some for you. Don't mind the pain, they earned it.
Don't want them to die, after all. Certainly, live enemies can at least be questioned.
The worry is that there's more on the way. Depending on whether they could get communications out.
Not going to ask what he's gotten up to, or do you figure that'll be included?
And Robin facepalms because of course that's a thing.
Which says worrying things. What did Mannheim offer them?
Perhaps they opened up a little more to British politeness?
What with their Harrowing failing. Since they apparently leave it as long as they can before launching it...
Well, isn't that just dandy? No surprise they've thrown in with Mannheim then.
Good question. We've just been calling it 'Elfland' but they probably have many names for it themselves.
Quick on the uptake, isn't he? And affecting the spiritual landscape probably has some effect on the material...
I expect Hell would be a much harder challenge too. I doubt the Lords would bow to Mannheim without a long, bloody war.
Though hopefully Bats learns quick. Probably might gain a new insight into fear from it, even.
Stretching the League even thinner. Hooray.
Better to prevent it and theorise later than let him do it and struggle.
Hopefully it's close by. Otherwise it might take a while to arrive.
I'm guessing it's a major leyline nexus or something. Can't think of anything mythical about it.
Well, at least things are progressing more quickly now. And with OL getting back to full power now he has his subspace back, events will keep increasing pace. Let's hope that Batman takes to Ring Slinging like a pro. Sinestro pegged him as a prime recruit in the comics for a reason, after all. And the rest of the Lanterns he calls in won't take too long to arrive... This could be over very soon, perhaps.
There's a performing arts festival.
Was Columbia the name of the American spiritual realm? I thought it was called the Heartlands or something.
'teammates''?
Missing line?
Thank you, corrected.
Probably.
Fricking microtransactions, man.
It is.
No, it's that place where the sheeda king went with his abducted humans. They overthrew him and built a weird magic-using puritan civilisation on the backs of zombie labourers.
Thank you, corrected.
The planet or plane was called Witch World, while the city or nation where the puritans live is called Columbia. Is there a name for the area where the warlocks live? Or was it just the wilderness or things like that?
The settlement probably has a name. I don't know what it is.
Might? You absolutely would have done it.