Technically, wouldn't achieving true harmony between Order and Chaos, internally transmuting them into a singular whole, make Constantine a "Lord of Balance", or just a "Balancer"?
It happens in Episode 53: Falling Action.
They still need a George and a Ringo, though. The latter is a bit rare.
'he may have'
...Glorious. The demon Fate could save years of work.
Or the action succeeds in most of the universes and this is the rare universe it didn't happen in. Yet.
That should say 'most'.
I'm guessing that one elementalist decided to stop coming to their meetings due to being snubbed? Also, Paul spoke with Dream when he was looking for Melinoë and the latter tasked Paul with finding Sandy. So that should say 'I've hardly spoken to him.'.
Nice to know Paul still has access to this guy. How long will he be serving as the interim guardian of the Tower of Fate?
Before clicking the link, I was assuming this was implying Sephtian was the specialist after having to deal with Paul.
That's still a worry, yes. The possible suspects we know of that have appeared on-screen is a very exclusive list (including Dark Druid, Johnny Sorrow and Doctor Impossible, at least), but all of them are very, very dangerous people. Anti-Life-related or not, any one of them may be lurking out there somewhere, just waiting to cause trouble...
Ah, high-level experimental thaumaturgists at work. Let's hope they don't start pulling out the string and pinboards, or things may get odd.
Oh, dear. The big worry is, who would it be used on?
...That suggests the intended result is much more Chaos-aligned than Orderly. Bad news.
To be fair, Morpheus' pouch of Dream-sand was being passed about in the world for nearly a century, so I don't doubt there are traces amounts of it floating all about the world, never mind within the Dreaming.
Heh. An aquatic creature's version of an encounter suit. I can bet they put a lot of effort into keeping the generating parts compact, lightweight and durable. Some of them aren't exactly world-class athletes, after all.
Not impossible. There are ancient manuscripts that people still haven't translated, and not for lack of trying, either.
Yeah, you're basically the Atlantean equivalents of Starfleet engineers. Always overquote expected times, in order to look better for getting it done fast.
Still not terrible. Could probably work even faster if they could employ machine-learning decryption techniques.
Though that might run the risk of the VI becoming self-aware and going mad with power. This is the DC Universe, after all. Ah, Lanterns. For when you need instant tables and pinboards.
True. And it's likely to have far-reaching consequences anyway, because Sod's Law is always out to get you...
Oh, boy. Here we go. The perceived 'loser' of their out-there circle of magical sciences...
...I'm guessing the last person who they might have called quit...
And believe me, you will know when he complains.
Just in case someone tries to repeat it someday. Especially on someone important.
Do be careful with that stuff, by the way. It tends to disagree with mortal biology, I would expect.
...Shiiiit. I suspect that would have narked Morpheus right the hell off. Never mind the implications for all life in the universe that's capable of dreaming.
The bottled Baghdad, after all, is a creation of Morpheus. It's not surprise that the things he makes have more natural order to them over the wild places where reality bends and opens cracks into the Dreaming..
It's still a terrifying idea.
Don't worry, it's just OL being OL.
...Oh, boy. OL, this never seemed like the best idea anyway. It rather smacks of 'Warhammer 40,000's use of Warp Travel. And flitting about space using the collective realm of all conscious thought was never the best idea.
Let's just hope that Spehtian comes back and says, "I've discussed it with the others, and we are pretty sure it isn't. Also, we all agree that's a terrible idea. Please stop trying to make it happen..."
...What if he wasn't looking for a way to travel within this universe? Rather, he was building something akin to a Shiftship from first principles? That could probably explain some of the random dimensional castaways, too, depending on how long he's been working on it...
I think Morpheus keeps the entrances limited for good reason. The last thing he'd want is tourists.
Assuming he ever wants to take over again. Then again, New 52 John ended up using one of the Houses of the Dreaming as a base for Justice League Dark, as stupid an idea as that was.
Now, did OL call him out, or did he sense the line of thought and step up in his master's stead? Some Construct Lanterns do retain a bit more self-awareness than others.
As long as he's given very sharply defined restrictions, he might well be useful.
That was Desire, actually.
Thank you, corrected.
That was Desire.
Thank you, corrected.
Yeah, you're basically the Atlantean equivalents of Starfleet engineers. Always overquote expected times, in order to look better for getting it done fast.
It doesn't matter. He didn't read it.
Shouldn't it be "is Sandman"?
Thank you, corrected.
It's just a nickname for Richard. And they have one of those.
And he didn't get his ass reamed for that?
