This has me curious as to Talia's opinion of OL nowadays. Does she still dislike the fact that he isn't giving her the respect she feels entitled to her for the simple fact that she's married to Batman?
I'm now trying to remember if she is blonde or not. Because I have an instant image of her acting like Malfoy, Do you know who my husband is?
Sadly, most people only eat low-quality ones, and don't experience the difference in effort. I suppose it shows when you taste something that's had real effort put into it. Such is modern cuisine, I guess.
Heh. many a rookie chef's first experience with clever cooking stuff comes form Internet recipes, I bet.
Prep level advanced, I see. The sort of thing that rich people would pay hundreds of dollars for in high-end restaurants...
Ah, they know him so well. I guess stress-cooking is a thing he does, then.
Yes, but it helped distract you from all the shit that's been happening today, so... Win?
Just a little. At least you didn't cook another giant cake over New York.
And that little pigeon came home to roost with company.
Never mind what else he did, if anything. That bio-modification chamber, for example...
I'm picturing a level between 'disappointed frown with grunt' and '>tt< noise'.
Still, compared to the entirety on Earth being slowly worn down by the Anti-Life...
We were so close to having something like 'Adam West' Batman, or 'Brave and the Bold' Batman...
Well, this got deep real fast.
And I doubt he paid much attention to Batman's state of mind early on in his career, back when he first joined him.
To be fair, she does consider a happy Batman to be a weak one. That one kinda-elseworlds that got sort-of canonised by Damien's birth had that Talia fake a miscarriage to get Bruce back in 'pissed off' mode.
Admittedly, given that he's a Lantern, he probably knows all their tricks. Both in terms of mobility and in how to hide things from them...
Giving they were slowly losing, it was necessary. Still hurts to have to say it, though, I bet.
I think you've helped Bats enough already, OL.
Well, that's better than just sticking his oar in and paddling at odds with everyone else.
Besides the fact that a preteen boy is now involved in the vigilante life?
I can see how that would gnaw at OL as he is now. With his obsession with 'correcting' wrongness. That's the sort of thing that could easily turn into 'Good is not nice' territory, too.
The fact he's able to say that at all just makes him more inhuman in some ways.
The genomorphs knew how to do it properly, not brute-forcing it.
Which means a measure of disconnection between knowing and understanding.
Like just about everything else about him, for instance. Emotions not running on the brain in his head, that sort of thing?
Unless he can channel that energy he was using to supercharge or simulate abilities, that doesn't sound too bad.
...Great. That means this will almost certainly be a major plot point sometime in the future.
So that's definitely going to happen then. Superhero comic book logic demands it.
As well you shouldn't given how badly you mind fucked yourself.
Thank you, corrected.
Rookie numbers.
No. The SI was thinkiung that about himself.
Paul has long since come to terms with the fact that by any normal human standard he is completely insane.As well you shouldn't given how badly you mind fucked yourself.
I can think of a great many things that would be worse. Such as a global Anti-life infestation. Or an invasion of time travelling bondage elves. Or the world being divided between adults and children. Or the embodiment of avarice fusing with an erratically altruistic nutter and using earth as a playground.
I'm going to say that it isn't functioning as a coherant whole. Most people exposed to the Anti-Life and then the Life Entity ended up reconsidering their life choices.
It might be blunted by his knowledge of the rest of existence not being Antilife'd.
Last time we saw her, she seemed to be acting as Heph's assistant and advisor, so she may still be doing that.
