I believe he puts it on his non dominant hand so that if he were to instinctively grab something and someone reacts by incapacitating/dismembering his hand, his ring hand would stay uninjured/attached.
I find the inevitability of oblivion quite peaceful, actually, assuming some kind of afterlife doesn't exist.
Natu would most likely look at him weirdly if the latter did show up.Testing your ability to project constructs, OL? Wonder if it appeared as a skeleton in a robe or a young goth girl.
Since the last time, the ring said, "Zon Nar" was in reference to Lysis attempting to charge the ring without modifying it first and the word "Zon" was repeated here, I'm going to assume that "Zon" means "Access" and so "Zon Nar" most likely means "Access denied" and "Zon tak" means "Accessing fear", which would make sense seeing that the ring most likely still operates on Indigo Tribe code.
Just because he's a bad guy, doesn't mean he's a bad guy.
Nam-Ek.
They've had years. If they can't be bothered to even pay the fans for fixes they've already made, I can't be bothered to buy it.
It would probably be a few posts of him wandering around with no idea what's going on, then running out of ring power and doing a normal blind Morrowind run. If he actually remembered Morrowind, he'd fly to Dagoth Ur and assimilate the Heart of Lorkhan. After that, play preblivion while trying to fix the Empire?
Just to be different, really. Green Lanterns wear them on the right.
Thank you, corrected.
I professes extreme doubt in concerns to his ability to actually do that.
I mean, while pretty much most of Morrowind's finale is deeply steeped in Metanarrative of TES - like the world being demiurge's dream and shit - the Power Ring is about enough of an out-of-context thing to at least count as major Daedric artifact.
Major Daedric Artifacts can't do anything to the Heart.
This should be removed.
I can't wait to see their reactions to Paul's appearance and backstory.
Woof, talk about a time-skip in the course of this timeline. I assume the exposure of the alien infiltrator that was leading the Alliance and everything else mentioned here would have been an end-of-season grand finale type of thing. So big changes have happened and are happening...
Bit of a change since last we saw the Emerald Knight and the Alliance interacting. A lot less shooting, for one thing.
I take it this Logan fellow is the series' main character's father? And quite the shift in allegiances amongst the non-human parties.
Now, now. No peeking.
Heh. Wonder how long he's been at this? Months now?
And that nicely explains what's going on with the 'Vampires'. I take it Dorn's group turned against the rest when the shadow war went hot?
Understandable. I expect he at least checked it for tracking devices when they offered it to him.
And for laughs, I am picturing him using the voice of the Emperor from TTS.
Which I'm sure he's going to elucidate in just a moment.
In other words, he won't come at you, unless you come at him first. Everyone else, though...
No doubt Vampire negotiations are always tense discussions.
Ah, yes. He's seeing an advantage he can use.
The Emerald Knight has just given the snake-fellow a nice little bit of leverage.
Quid pro quo, sir. Even now, you're still not good guys, are you?
No take-backs. It's this or continue to be considered hostile.
Well, better get on that. From the sounds of it, what fighting there was happened to be very public.
...Because why wouldn't they come back? After all, Earth has shown they can resist. That makes them a threat.
A generous time limit, but I suspect it will feel shorter just from bureaucratic delays.
Give the US a discount. That should grease the wheels.
And no doubt the Joint Chiefs will be worried about other nations getting a jump on the technology. Because America.
And I suspect some will chafe at that restriction. Up until the Emerald Knight busts a few illegal operations.
A nice idea. But sadly, I suspect there will be more walls built than bridges.
In other words, building a better X-Com. He wants the unaligned groups to take part in protecting themselves, eh?
And remember, while a person is smart... People are dumb, panicky animals. Don't count on public opinion taking it well that an alien species has been running a private empire within human culture for centuries...
Just imagine the tinfoil-hat brigade going "I knew it!"And others, I suspect.
Ah, nice. I bet that will be a shock to both of them.
I doubt that he's looking at a palace coup;
Mister Dorn has asked me to arbitrate a peace settlement between you and his Family."
Intracom computer systems are still generations ahead of-."
And we can compensate the..
I'm forgetting who the Conduit actually are.
Extraneous 'too'
Thank you, corrected.
No, I think it's intraneous. A few people hearing about it isn't a problem. It's if knowledge becomes too widely spread that their plan will fall apart.
Fair enough, just weird-looking grammar then.
His name is Jerich, and yes. Trueblood still died because there was no reason for the SI to be at Alliance HQ.
The one person we know of who experimented with Tonal Magic ceased to exist shortly after.
Yes, and we have no idea how either the Dwemer or Soltha Sil learned it.
From your own link.
That should say 'changes'.
I really hope they aren't referring to Mannheim here, because Paul isn't ready for round 2 yet.
