this is probably wrong
Oh-ho, this is something I'd not known. Kanto was basically wooing Lucrezia Borgia? So the Renegade is reviving her now?
Thank you, best AI Snark.
I thought there were images of Lucrezia? Or am I misremembering from Assassin's Creed games?
Ow.
Heh, a fun reminder of where Kanto learned his courtly Swagger.
Hmm, so blase about it. Who in Renegade's timeline knows the comic book thing (that he knows of, at least?)
I'm sure you can make adjustments afterwards...
Bets on her having already suspected something?
Ah, Renegade. Working your Godly ways of Acquisition.
It's in the inflection, I expect.
Yes, not so brave about that, is he?
"Though I doubt that many have the required lack of squeamishness to do so..."
And so tender with her, even now. Amazing there's no trace of violet in him...
Oh, dear, a kludge of human tech, magic and New God tech? There's no text big enough for the kaboom if this goes badly.
I'm sure he can keep her from hurting someone.
Hoo, boy. Murphy's phone is ringing as we speak...
Indeed. This Batman is the second-most abused example of memetic Bat-god preptime fuckery (The ninteies/noughties version is number one).
Heh, romance in the air or is Diana-50 too straight?
Ah, Stormwatch get their own Carrier? How appropriate.
Thank you, corrected.
No. One of Lucrezia's less important younger sisters.
Scott can, once he's gotten used to it. Barda would probably find it easier.
Still seems rather churlish and ungrateful, given that Grayven-16 came here on a whim, took the brunt of the damage (again!) in order to fix a screw-up on the Lords' and Stormwatch's parts, and is now being given nothing but a swift kick in the ass to start him out the door.
Claudia was an Italian during the renaissance period.
Mandatory religion does not mean that everyone is devout. Maybe she's in hell.Claudia was an Italian during the renaissance period.
Which means she would be in the Silver City, which means under the stories previously listed rules about such things you can't resurrect her with a Lazarus Pit.
Unless of course Zoat re-writes his own previously established rules about such things.
Claudia was an Italian during the renaissance period.
Which means she would be in the Silver City, which means under the stories previously listed rules about such things you can't resurrect her with a Lazarus Pit.
Unless of course Zoat re-writes his own previously established rules about such things.
Not why he connected to the source. That was just in case there needs to be something like a soul attached to the body to resurrect. The way he's doing it now wouldn't have the same connection. There's no mystical link between the new body and the soul, that would likely be there for the recently deceased.
No, but being related to the Pope does.
You do realize in the best case of that actually working like you suggest, it would be quickly followed by the Silver City coming down and murdering them all for stealing a soul from their care?
No, but being related to the Pope does.
Is it just imagery, or something more?
It made be think of the Tyrant's Blade from the Book of Swords, Soulcutter.
Not a Mother Box.
Again, not a Mother Box.
No, but he did refer to it as a Father Box when he took of off of her soon to be corpse.
Ok, I get that you are probably just indulging your inner prat here, but Mother/Father Boxes are New God Tech designed to interface with and be receptive to New God Magic. And they feel different from each other. That is why they have different sounds when they speak. Father Box was like *Plong* and the Mother Boxes we have seen are like *Ping*
He should have been able to tell when he used his New God Powers to claim ownership of it.
Yeah. Future Zoat, fuck that guy! He's probably a real asshole, deserves everything he's got coming to him...
Minus all their cool powers. Which means the Omega Beam falls out of the Bag of Spilling and is now up for grabs however those things are determined.
Is this the New God Battleship they are talking about? Why are they even talking about this? Is was Grayvens battleship. Who Grayven killed. This is not just "Kill the bad guys and take their stuff," murderhobo logic, it is an actual War Trophy here.
*looks at what happens to Victor Stone*Let's slap together a Lazarus pit with New God technology! What could go wrong?
You do realize in the best case of that actually working like you suggest, it would be quickly followed by the Silver City coming down and murdering them all for stealing a soul from their care?
Who cares? Sure, he'd like to take it back with him, but the Justice Lords need a new home. And he can study the technology inside. Desaad wasn't all that interested in things that couldn't scream.
Being the Pope's daughter sired out of wedlock while he was Pope probably doesn't help.
Grayven probably wouldn't have the entire Host arrayed against him. He could take a single chorus.
They talked more about ship-sized boom tubes in the episode Excavation. Boom tube power requirements scale with size, and the Renegade straight up didn't have a power source good enough to make ship-sized boom tubes in that episode, which was less than two months ago in story. It's been mentioned that a parallel universe traveling boom tube takes a lot of energy too. So, combine the power requirements of a ship sized boom tube with a parallel universe traveling one, and it's probably not in the cards.
Yes, though it depends on how little you're working from. Whatever is doing the fixing needs to know what it's doing, and extrapolating a body from bones and nothing else would be substantially more difficult than fixing minor injuries. But the latter, and maybe even the former, is nothing that a high-tech expert system couldn't handle. And a power ring is that and then some.
