With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

[Darko]

Which suggests the anti-scanning is fairly new, then

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Not really.

Several years ago it was mentioned that Luthor was apparently adding anti-scrying wards in the logos of his company's products.

Granted, that would protect just the products, not necessarily the whole structure, and Lonnie is unlikely to use LexCorp products.

Damn. Good thing they gave up, that could have been bad.

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I wonder if Reb was behind it.

Maybe after taking out Sam, he wanted to destroy the Heartland, but ran into the budget issue, or figured out that if the shady agents get access to the Heartlands then they may also get access to the Badland.

How did he manage to collect all that, anyway? I'm pretty sure electronics stores and supermarkets would take note of a ten-year-old boy by himself. Unless he's been raiding abandoned locations...

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After Anti-Life a lot of places are probably abandoned.

Heck, after Anti-Life it wouldn't be too strange if a lot of children are taking care of themselves.

 

[Darko]

S.H.A.D.E. build it in the

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"built"

 

[Sordid Snake]

Is the dog evil? Can dogs be evil?

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I'm more interested in "Can a dog be an anarchist? Or would that turn it into a cat?"

Edited to add:

Mr. Machin

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<insert "Rage against the Machin" joke here>

 

[Mr Zoat]

"built"

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Thank you, corrected.

 

[Dur'id the Druid]

Unless you're thinking of rebranding as the Handicapper General, isn't that a good thing?

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Huh, I remember a video short about that. Didn't know it was an old sci-fi story too. And the short had a diffrent ending than what the wiki says.

Is amazing how you even remember so much half forgotten things like this, and then use them well!

 

[Steelplaza]

"I've been to parallel universes. In some of them, certain personal stories are further along, and a matter of public knowledge. I'll take that address and then leave you in peace until I've given Batman a chance to explain what he's doing."

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Shouldn't OL ask about Enginehead, the AI that Lonnie kidnapped, and what that was about?

 

[Darko]

Shouldn't OL ask about Enginehead, the AI that Lonnie kidnapped, and what that was about?

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I think they got him back.

 

[CrazyNoVa]

I seriously hope OL at least applies some way to track Lonnie now that he's met him. I doubt simply pinging him via the Honden will be all that reliable, given how many ways Lonnie's used to hide his existence. And why leave him be at all, given how much trouble OL went through to find him? You know he'll be gone by the time OL comes looking again, if he's got any sense. Dangit, OL!

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That is going to come back to bite him.

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Honestly, it's probably a good thing that OL didn't arrest Lonnie, because that way, he will stay out of Batman's reach. There's no telling what Bruce might do to Lonnie for ratting him out to OL, especially in his mentally unstable state. He might decide to coerce, brainwash or blackmail Lonnie into working for him for the greater good, or maybe even mindwipe and lobotomize Lonnie altogether. And don't tell me it couldn't happen, because we've seen Bruce pull this sort of crap in other continuities.

 

[Vaermina]

And why leave him be at all, given how much trouble OL went through to find him?

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Because Orange Lantern is a goldfish.

He hunted Lonnie down because it annoyed him that he couldn't. And now that he has, he's going to fly off to whatever next catches his attention.