More likely John Constantine split himself in two again, meaning half of him is a lord of chaos, half of him is a lord of order, and half of him is a demon.
Yes, religion is definitely something that it would not be sensible to go into here. I give it less than a day.
So then rich people would privately own the houses. Nothing suspicious about that. Museums are open to the public, and anyone could just get in. The societies meeting in museums wouldn't remain secret very long.
She's able to keep her sense of self stable, Paul is not.
The tiny corner of the city that connected to Paul's little corner of the multiverse might not have, but the main portion of the city that connects to the rest of the multiverse certainly is protected by it.
Actually if an emotional embodiment is destroyed a new one just forms after a bit of time.
The Presence beat Necron canonically though, I think... so Presence>Necron>Ophidian. There... settled.
Googling the Order of the Ancient Mysteries, said secret society, the DC Wiki reports that it more or less dissolved by the late sixties. And even before that, it was largely a money-maker for Alex Burgess and his 'companion' for over a decade or so, capitalising on Hippie culture.
I guess you could call him... a man of many parts?
(It's a personal in-joke.)
The museums are, but certainly not every room is.
Religious discussions are very much like political discussions, save that they aren't banned on QQ yet. It's better not to go there.
In general ... break - ins would likely be more common since getting in is possible and easy(without extra security guards). Still though... don't think this place would be a popular tourist destination.
Oh please. DC characters named after theological figures have about as much resemblance to their 'real' counterparts as the versions from DanMachi do.
I doubt it would be, outside of a very limited circle, hence the warnings about Fae, Demons and the Trenchcoat Brigade. It's likely seen as either a very easy, quiet posting, or something of a punishment detail, depending...
It seems like Zoat thinks otherwise, though I'm curious as to his logic. It might just be 'interesting-looking old building with cool stuff in it, at a convenient location,' which is something that works pretty well for a lot of tourist destinations.
That doesn't seem to stop people from getting emotional and uncivil about it.
Honestly, the number of tourist locations in London is surprising, as Zoat probably knows, but there are already quite a few old houses/manors that also have historical significance - and convenient location. Case in point (off the top of my head) - #1, London - Winston Churchill's house converted to a museum. Or Buckingham Palace. Both beautiful houses open for tours to the public, and located straight in the middle of London. Any tourist destination that is just for the house would have to compete with those. Though, the mysterious occult angle and the hippie cult might be enough to do it - especially if the hippie cult did something crazy.
... and thus, the question is answered.
Mm... sure, but then they'd play up the macabre angle, which might be interesting to see Hinon's reaction to the cheesiness tomorrow. Though any explanation Zoat comes up with is bound to be interesting.
Then you should read Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. That way you'll have a second reason to know about Metatron, and you'll also have read Good Omens.
The people who arranged for the sale wanted to make sure that a mystically significant site was under their watchful eye. Trying to come up with what to do with the place was the National Trust's problem.
I don't know. The complaints about Smite's depiction of Kali were stupid, but they were reasonably civil. Though given how Kali is portrayed in official Hindu imagery, I can only assume that they were complaining about the Smite version actually having a bra.
Religion is generally a stupid thing, to argue about.
Not if she wants them to stay on her rack. *rimshot*
I think Kali's racks are for skulls and swords.
Voice of God is basically I Can't Believe It's Not the Spectertm in Mark Millar's edgy fanfic run of the Swamp Thing. In which suddenly you have Parliments for all the classic elements, Swamp thing must catch them all, but loses his understanding of humanity as he ascends. Complete with a council of edgy OCs on the side constantly muttering about how this is all according to plan.
Still not The Dresden Files.
Unconfirmed. For all we know, the White Life Entity is completely foreign to whatever created the universe.
Better not be. I'm pretty sure none of us want to wait five years for your next update.