She thinks he might be following her, and thus lied about his level of interest.
Seems like a pretty big assumption that the Kryptonians would know how to grow their own food.
You could always make it to where she's married to Zod. That's what the Young Justice show did in Season 4.
Sure, but kryptonians don't take their spouse's name. The name of Superman's natural mother is Lara Lor-Van, not Lara Something-El.
Maybe she just chose to keep her original family name.
The House of El seemed to be some kind of nobility, so maybe they'd like to keep things pure.Maybe she's his X-removed cousin.
Sweet Home Ala-Krypton.
Young Justice has her as Ursa Zod but other female kryptonians having the more traditional kryptonian names like Faora Hu-Ul, so maybe they don't have a universal tradition?
I assure you, Guy has his traditional haircut.
Yea, but that's Season 4.
I thought Aethyr was the Ursa expy? I know that Ursa was originally Faora renamed for the film (more obvious in the unedited version) but it doesn't make sense to me that a woman who's main mission in life was to murder men would work with Non, much less fall in love with and marry Dru-Zod.
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Correct.
British fleet.
'it'
'our'
'us to skip'
'United States Navy'
'their'
'reptiloids' ', unless there was only one of them.
Either 'midget crews' or 'crews of midgets'.
'of'
Heh. A name with multiple meanings there. The most obvious from context is the satellite launch vehicle. In some telling of Robin Hood, a black arrow was his warning to unfriendly nobles. If I remember correctly. And also a novel by Robert Louis Stevenson that was basically Robin Hood with the serial numbers filed off...
Got to love when the people remember political shenanigans and say 'No thank you, sir!', much less the inevitable result of having to satisfy a more moderate voterbase.
...Ah, right. The joy of old-fashioned setting: old-fashioned cultural attitudes.
Yes, but it's rather rude to just come out and say that, you know?
And given their increasingly advanced techbase, why interact with any other country outside of defending your borders?
Dark side of the Moon, naturally? Is the mission patch for personnel the classic prism and rainbow cover?
Because the rest of the world is basically irrelevant to British plans? When you can reach the asteroid belt with mining craft... there's not much on Earth to ask for. Though antagonising those with nukes seems a bit unwise.
I doubt Teddy Roosevelt stood out much on this world, or you could throw the classic 'Speak softly, but carry a big stick' line at them.
And no sovereign country in the world would give those sort of powers to a foreign state. Heck, that sort of thing was one of the points that set off World War I in our history. (Specifically, Austrian police having arresting powers in Serbia, as I understand it.)
And nuclear power is far cleaner and more efficient than any of them. Especially when you can dispose of the leftovers in space.
Putting some of those advancements to good use, I see.
They haven't shown off the actual spaceships yet, have they? Only the moon rocket from the previous part. So no-one has any idea that Britain is practically on the verge of reaching 'Dan Dare' levels of science fiction.
...Not yet, anyway, I assume. As it is, if or when their space fleet goes public, short orbital hops to Australia to pick up materials will be easy.
Ah, they're about to have the big reveal, I see. There's going to be some worried governments after that show.
Probably basic things that are their last-generation designs, no doubt. Obsolete compared to their top of the line?
Still a silly name, but 'Tank' and 'Barrel' probably come from the same kind of secrecy plans used in wartime. innocuous names for things that changed the landscape of war.
...Perhaps the next generation can be 'Land Raiders'
If only to capture a picture of the look on his face, no doubt.
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Oh yes.
He probably did.
Yes, but that's already a good ending. What would there be to write about?
Well, I'm not @sombisy, but I'll do my best.
Interesting to see more of this setting.
They have asteroid mines.
Wonder how long it will take them to realize they are the exact two German made bombs fired at England?
Oh and that they were disarmed in a way that was not even possible by known technology. 
Hah, I didn't even catch that. That's certainly a flex.Wonder how long it will take them to realize they are the exact two German made bombs fired at England?
Obviously they must be returned in the state in which he received them.Wonder how long it will take them to realize they are the exact two German made bombs fired at England?
