Back to plan 'rip the ship in half' I guess.
Thank you, corrected.
No, he's talking about Hawkman II and Hawkwoman.
I've been enunciating it like the name of the fish, so no.
The High Mor isn't an idiot. Human metric wouldn't translate better into whatever thanagarians use than imperial.
I've just started playing Sovl, and my current run is a dwarf army lead by an engineer. My engineer has a wizard's stats but no spells or ranged weapons. His unique ability boosts a war engine, but I don't start with any of those. So I can give him better weapons and make him a worse thane, or just forget about him. But when I finally get a war machine, he'll do great.
Tools are fine. Anything she can take off or put down without chirurgery.
Would Jade be fine with being empowered like Shazam? It wouldn't alter her body in a permanent way right?
Maybe..? But there's no way that he'd do that. She's nothing like moral enough.
Paul may trust him to a degree, or at least consider him useful to make use of him, but I doubt he'd want him to empower his girlfriend since he's most likely afraid that he'll then vivisect her.
Yes, but he'd look at Sabbac and Ibac and say 'two may be too small a sample size to draw any firm conclusions, but it isn't where I'd start'.
OL is a known truth-seeker with cosmic-tier powers, killing OL would prevent any deception from coming to light... but then why not wait one more day for OL to leave the planet?
"prioritize"
"Highfather"
"it won't be"
Code is visible
Well, at least OL isn't going to have to go scorched earth on Andar Pul's ass yet. Good idea for him to check with her first before plowing in blind, given that whatever disabled her might affect him.
So he may not realise she's there, and it's a passive effect, or he's too confident in his defences to care.
Nothing immediately obvious, then.
Logical, she went in through the ground, of course she came up from underneath.
Likely it affects anyone aboard. A booby-trap, perhaps, that may also be affecting Pul.
But it isn't operating at all in terms of physicality either. Something immobilising all conscious motion? Not many things could do that without also inducing mental stasis.
Not indicative of anything either way.
Ah, the Gamma Gong. They do come in multiple sizes, after all, and a certain arms dealer enjoyed using handheld ones.
I suspect that's a factor of size, as a sufficiently large one employed correctly 'could freeze a world in its tracks'.
She's probably seething a little about having to request that, mind.
If he's been caught by the same effect, he's not going anywhere. If he's responsible for it, he's probably staying put to maintain it.
If you've been hanging there for a while, he knows you're there anyway.
Part of the Antares system alongside the plant queen. Known in comics mostly for Kanjar Ro, the aforementioned Gong-wielding arms dealer. Have to wonder how they developed it...
Presumably there's some measure of mystical element to it, the striker having to provide mental guidance for the effect, to avoid paralysing themselves or their allies.
Could be another third-party, pushing Thanagar and Alstair into war for other reasons.
Perhaps they were worried OL would interfere with the plan? Said fears being borne out by this response.
Trying to work something like this out on so few clues, so little information, is definitely annoying.
It could be incidental. A certain Dhorian looking to stir shit and make a profit perhaps.
Interesting that it seems to be ongoing like that. I didn't think Gongs provided a persistent effect after a single strike. Highly suspicious...
That'd be fair, and it would be a show of good will by OL for both new Genesis and Karrakan.
I'm guessing its simulated construct physique isn't affected by the Gong effect.
Ah, well done, shipmaster.
Don't assume that's the only one, though. Especially with such a compact size.
They're on a clock for someone to come looking to see why it stopped, eh.
...Easier to go through the ship than the corridors?
Someone went all out on their room-to-room defences.
Worrying that he had so little resistance. I get the feeling he's not entirely in his right mind in the matter.
'the'?
'Thanagar'
'follow'
'they've'
Wow, we don't see him often. I'd actually been wondering if he already had been turned back, with how long it's been.
I wonder why it isn't affected. If it's actually muscular paralysis, are robots immune? Are plants immune? Maybe that's why the gamma gongs haven't already won the war.
I did not know he could do that. Pretty cool.
I think these should all have consistent capitalisation. I don't know whether they should all be capitalised or uncapitalised, because you've been inconsistent in the past.
Um, 'it don't be stopped' is odd grammar, and not phrasing that I associate with the middle-class British English you seem to prefer.
follow
tag
Thank you, corrected.
Oh, it's more of a pain than that.
Ah, I wondered if there was something like that! I hadn't considered that it might still affect his capitalisation in this chapter, though.
Hmm... How famous is Bleez? It could be that OL wasn't the target. Rather, Bleez also happened to also be outside of a dense population center, but in range of a defense platform... A false flag attack on a military target that has a popstar as the "look what they took from us!" martyr-face could create more popular support for striking back than "some overpowered alien busybody"
