Thank you, corrected.
Honestly, it was more of a callback to when he did the same thing with Speedy. I don't even like Domino's that much.
When did he do that with Speedy? Was it the Rhelasia episode, or something later?
It was the Rhelasian peace conference, yeah.
That should say 'an'.
That should say 'wandered'.
That should say 'released'.
Good point.
Thank you, corrected.
Oh, looks like he's going to get the runaround, huh? because I doubt whatever they said is so surprising he couldn't believe his ears. Given the stuff he's seen, only truly novel things would surprise him anymore.
And I'm not sure how they could have received any information on a worksite except through their own implanted comms.
...Unless they choose to power down and have incognito clothing.
...At the same time? Besides, I suspect their enhancements would make that a minimal priority.
Which makes it suspicious that Batman or Atom are handing out secret orders to random agents.
Just in case something is amiss and they're operating without clear orders. If they skip a requested check-in, that's extra sus.
...Because of course they're pushing him to find the Question.
Okay, guys, I know the Question can be a bit disruptive when he has a thing on the go, this is getting a bit excessive.
Okay, that's a reasonable concern, given his supposed shamanhood. But unless he's empowered by Hub City being damn shitty, I don't think improving it is a bad thing.
Now that is a bit more of a worry. He could go deep into the 'The purpose of Aglets is sinister' level of tin-hattery.
Better to have multiple opinions when this sort of thing is involved.
Yes, I'm amazed the construct didn't smell of bullshit.
Just crossing the 't's and dotting the 'i's.
You can do both. Though given their 'minimum personal attachments' rule, I doubt they would have reciprocated much anyway.
Assuming they didn't change too much between then and now. Some version of OMAC, the entire body is like a different person, face included.
Worrying indeed. Perhaps the conditioning wasn't effective enough, or someone else managed to access their controls...
Whether pride or signs of remorse? Admittedly pride would likely be incompatible with the OMAC conditioning.
Seeing if he knew them? Good plan.
Thank goodness for the ubiquity of smart phones. Imagine if he was on a landline.
That remains to be seen.
Right. Troublesome, but not unexpected.
Not really common knowledge, then, is it?
Effectively community service, really.
A sentiment many who wore the helmets seem to share. It's hardly anything unusual.
It depends on how willingly you went along with what the helmet made you do, really.
And all the while, the Peace Agents overseeing him are grumbling about 'Can't he just follow orders?'
Probably ought to thank him... or not. He was lying after all.