How does the match up between weak Lantern vs Apostle go? Also this basically Old Man Paul, he's probably knows a hundred and one tricks on how to deal with magic and those empowered by gods, the question is just whether Diabo is confident enough to try them.
Makes sense, really, as a (New) God power. Extremely powerful...within its specific domain. The trick is in knowing how to cheese that one, seemingly limited power.
Badly for the Rookie Lantern.
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Got to admit, I thought that was going to be Furry Force. Thank you for your mercy.
Missing bolded word. Talking about the species as a whole and not just individuals. Unless the fact that there are still some Burning Martians around mean Paul isn't talking about the whole species.
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Paul has been in the Gate world a while, years by this point. He's recognised as a minor god and has at least some mild importance. If he was a complete nobody then the Emperor wouldn't have bothered trying to get the ring. He's probably been able to observe their magic through long range scans and see how they operate, what's the kind of average output and what not.
Extraneous 'get'?
Extraneous 'the'?
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Paul can't use any of the features of his ring, that includes scans.
It's part of his Orange Light caused neurosis.
No. The Romans had pretty much the same diseases that other early AD Europeans did.
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Oh, this little fainting lizard is a sneaky one. And yes, some creatures do have teeth that continually grow. I suppose for Ub'x, this is the equivalent of picking dirt from underneath his fingernails. Guess he has to do something while he waits for the fainter to awaken.
Amusing that her projections over-act. Makes it easier to spot unfamiliar body language, maybe.
Don't want to look like a complete psycho, after all.
Aw, look at how brave she's being.
...Seriously?
I suppose the fainting reflex would be an impediment to doing some unsocial things...I can just hear the frustration in his voice.
Helpful that it comes with a fast-forward mode.
I suppose to a reptilian species, mammalian traits like fur would seem strange.
...Wow, it's like evolution made them to be as child-friendly as possible.
...Which raises the question of their own child-rearing practices. What happens to an infant if the parent has a fainting moment?Wow, kind of impressive. She is abnormal.
...Seriously, how do these people manage to do anything?
Ah, a little application of Indigo healing rays. That's one way to bypass the genetic quirk.
...If you can call barely throwing a rock 'attacking'. But it was impressively brave.
Amazed that wasn't 100% Orange there. I suppose it's hard to read emotional traces through the projection.
Well, she's dreaming big, I guess...
...Hard to pick something when you're given that kind of freedom, I suppose.
Another case of 'overly attached girlfriend' face, I bet.
And that would be a successful recruitment, I suppose.
Safe bet to make, yes.
Not like she can look at timestamps, OL.
Yes, the 'where' is a bit more important than the 'if', I think.
Unfortunately, it seems this was a dead end...
It might well be that Indigo Tribesmen are expected to have a short working life...
Crumbs of information. Not the best way to get anywhere...
If she was that hyper just learning that the fainting reflex could be overcome? Safe bet.
The question would then be, did she survive her first outing?
Because he's missed the obvious lead: Hal Jordan's ring. I assume he's still using Abin Sur's in this timeline.
Then you get to engage in diplomacy through superior firepower.
Heh. OL still not thinking much of the Forever people...
Children...
I actually think it would be more interesting if LePaul just completely fails in this.
'awake'?
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Oh yea, whatever happened to that guy?
He feels that there some things a beaver ought to do for himself.
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The infant faints too? If you mean 'what if they drop/fall on the baby,' I think probably what happens to the young of RL animals that have a fainting reflex, but I'm not sure what that is. Maybe they're more durable than human infants?...Wow, it's like evolution made them to be as child-friendly as possible.
...Wow, it's like evolution made them to be as child-friendly as possible.
Isn't he on Themyscira going through Rehab after being beaten up by his clone/twin/golden boy/thing?
Why did I imagine adults dragging children via leashes instead of a wagon...