He knew that he could damage their ear drums with a sonic attack. He didn't know that the right wavelength would completely disable them, mostly because he didn't get that wavelength.
No, he knows why his relationship with Amber didn't work: she was a self-centred bitch. It's his relationship with Eve that he's having trouble with.
Ah, you got part of it, but 'viltrumites' is still misspelled. Unless she's saying it in a weird way?
Okay, but attacking a helpful for some reason complete unknown when the situation is already FUBAR, especially when the odds of attack succeeding are not even high, is just stupid as hell.
Thank you, corrected for real.
As twenty zombots gore themselves on x-ionized spears by falling right down on them.
He's not skilled enough or familiar with that form of teleportation enough.
I would have assumed he'd be very familiar with it going through the GDA files. Even if they nuked the main base, there should have been back ups.
The best way to keep highly secret data highly secret is to not share it around. Surviving agents also destroyed records to keep them out of enemy hands.
That should say 'is'.
Ah, looking for a builder, eh? Being a Lantern capable of destroying an enemy is easy, but a lot of them aren't that great at rebuilding the battlefield afterwards, I expect. So, for Earth or Artemis' world? Likely the latter, he's not interested in easy fixes on Earth, after all.
I mean, if he's a fresh recruit and the second-highest ranked Lantern, and unequivocally most powerful, came up to him, there's definitely all manner of scenarios running through his head.
And somewhere, a Kreigsman of the Death Korps feels odd pangs of spiritual sympathy.
Ah, the young'un has a bit of an architectural hobby, eh?
Too panicky to even stabilise himself with his Ring. Man, what does he think is going to happen?
Hopefully that calms him down a bit.
At least he's not having the Lantern equivalent of 'Oh god, Batman is touching me. Am I about to die?' moment.
To be fair, it would be - and pardon the unavoidable pun - like squashing a bug.
I mean, Dox may have entertained thoughts of homicide, but he's never acted on them.
I really hope that's not a thing they're actually teaching new recruits. Otherwise, there might need to be some retraining.
And if it was, I'd be rather worried about your state of mind.
Something which isn't typical of the average Orange Lantern, mind you. He does have rather special quirks that enable him to do that.
I mean, they could have stories about you drinking plasma and pissing lightning, but it wouldn't be true.
Ah, I see the problem now. Hopefully he isn't holding every recruit up to his high standards.
Though I suspect there's still a long way to climb before he sees the peak of Mount Tai, so to speak.
...Eh, I wouldn't count on it. But if that hope keeps him happy, let him dream.
God, no! What sort of lunatic would want their soldiers killing each other long before they see actual combat?
Or medical, like Soranik Natu. Or administration. Or social counselling. It's one of the more fully equipped corps, I suspect. Greenies probably don't lean far from the 'space cop' archetype, barring oddballs like Salaak.
Good, good. But Hazing? That may need attending to.
Though I would hope it's a ways out of their way. Still, better to be prepared and safe than unprepared and caught bare-assed.
If nothing else, it's a chance to make a name for himself in a corps of largely interchangeable recruits.
All the better, no preconceptions to interfere with his developments.
I suspect there's going to be a few guys about to master Wholeness Rightly Assumed in a right hurry.
Enlightened Sect Master is about to offer pointers to junior disciples.
Thank you, corrected.
Always good to see the Illustres actually do his job once in a while.
Extraneous 'a'
Thank you, corrected.
In the SI's ring, as a construct lantern.
Depends what you mean by 'die'. He's a bit fleshier than a normal demon, but as much as he prefers a meat body he's still mostly made of magic energy. If he got stabbed with the Sword of the Fallen and then killed while mortal than his soul would just be that of another sinner.
He was turned into a human by Finality Man's Omega Beam in Episode 139: Prep Time. Satanus acts as if it was only temporary, but it seemed pretty clear he was in denial.
Yeah, last we saw him he was trying to cast some spell or something and Paul thought that he doesn't even have enough magic to even be considered an amateur.
Ah, no, I forgot about that. In that case, I... Guess he's back at Belle Reve? He's far weaker now so they shouldn't have much of a problem holding him.
What sort of emotions do you feel when you get successfully corrected about your own past writing, just as in this situation?
Mildly sad at the state of my misfiring middle-aged brain.
No, that's kind of below Dox's level.
... Wouldn't he have gotten loose during the anti life event?
Him being Omega-beamed happened towards the end of the Anti-Life I think, and he was recaptured immediately.
He was in prison during that time.
Interesting, and concerning, that Omega Beams are superficially identical to The Sword Of The Fallen.