Parahumans are also exceedingly rare: something like one in ten thousand of the population, and that's in the higher population areas. The CUI, the Worm version of China, has roughly thirty parahumans in the entire country. Once Lord Protector makes the connection with the brain tumor thing and can track down parahumans reliably, he'd be able to murder the entire parahuman villain population of the US in maybe a week.
Which is going to call for immediate assassination by Contessa, probably. Which means he's going to fight her next, or, alternatively, be introduced to the organization as a whole, and sent to fight Scion instead.
I had an idea to show each of them on Earth Bet. Sybarite opens an insurance company called 'We're not the Elite', the Renegade rescues Amelia from being kidnapped by New Wave, things like that. I might go on to write those.
Only by osmosis.
"So if I wait, they'll come to me? That's oddly helpful for this place."
Part 2 is tomorrow. Part 3 is at the end of the episode.
Brockton Bay is one of three cities, along with Pueblo and Jasper, which have special PRT offices and Protectorate Headquarters designations due to rampant villain presence. Of the three, Brockton Bay has a population of about 350,000, Pueblo has about 100,000, and Jasper is somewhere between 15,000 and 4,000 depending on which state it's in. I figured it's why someone (with no metaknowledge) would pop into Brockton Bay in particular. That, or the Empire 88 being an older parahuman institution than the Protectorate, if Krieg's career length is any indicator.
I wouldn't say anything of value was lost, but that's still not justice. Just convenient.
Probably from ambient fear?
Magic, maybe?
I get that nitpicking every single part of Zoat's story is your sole purpose in this story, but you do realise that Scion is currently braindead?
Friends, family, religion. These are the three demons you must slay if you wish to succeed in fanfiction.
He learned that it was possible. Not quite the same thing.
By this point? Yes.
Was this a Allo Allo! reference?
I think it's a reference to the level of dedication required to post about 1k words on a daily basis for four+ years. Which bit of the anatomy your muse has got you by is generally left to the imagination of the reader. Though, the brain is a pretty good guess.
It's a paraphrased Simpson's quote, from Mr. Burns:
Do they even have Bakuda at this point? I know Lung basically press-ganged her after she Triggered and blew up half of Cornell ensuingly, and that was at least very recent at the start of Worm, but I'm not sure if it was 'just before' or 'just after'.
It's very Sinestran. And some worlds require it. The catch, of course, is knowing when to stop...or wanting to.
Armsy cannot into social, knows that, and pretends that doesn't bother him (it bothers him a lot). Combined with a Tinker's drive..
That piece of utterly bizzare idiocy was after the Green Lantern comics finally gave in and became New 52. Therefore it doesn't exist.
The Ancient Spirits of Evil.
She was recruited in March 2011, story starts in April 2011
I strongly suspect someone's mentioned this before, though I've not seen it, but the whole 'Emotional Spectrum as a power source' bit sounds a lot like the 'Universal Will to Become' from Vonnegut's The Sirens of Titan novel (1959)...
No, I don't think they have.
