this is Carole King's "Child of Mine" I would have preferred a cover with a singer that sound like a old Johnny Cash to make it bittersweet.warning may cause tears
I think it's going to be....I hope to God they use protection...
Well, yeah, it's basically the only smart move. Asking *any* Bet country to house the Endbringers is just not a good idea. Who'd be trusted with them? Avalon's as close to a political blank slate as exists in the world. No strongly tied world allies that might pressure them politically- except Japan, and they aren't a concern. They've cooperated with the UN for basically all their international projects so far. The portal construction bought them a fair amount of good will, all considered.
Mostly the former. Sometimes the latter. But mostly the former.
Not only that... but who'd want the things? They're controlled by exactly Eidolon. Sure, he's been nothing but respectable, but he's still just a single human being, he can always decide to fuck the world over. Or he might die of a heart attack or assassination attempt. What happens to the Endbringers if their shackler is dead? Or someone invents tinker tech that takes control away from him?
It'll be a series of smaller time skips, probably. Lily's visit to Japan needs done. A few characters get closure chapters to tie up some loose ends. Absolutely the wedding chapter(s).
lesson
*lifts up flap of skin to reveal hidden compartment with survival radio, several snacks, and a Tamagotchi*
But the previous shard names have had nothing to do with chosen cape names. The most obvious one seems like Dragon - she'd already need to be in on it anyway.
So, is this a magic beanstalk to allow Marquis to escape the Birdcage? A Tinker-tech bio-organism that effectively gives him super-strength once swallowed? A plant that produces heroin, LSD and weed all at once?
So, the question is not whether a supervillain will attack their wedding - the question is how many different groups will attack.
Yeah, this is an SFW subforum.
I think it's a teensy shunt drive. If Cauldron can consult with GU, Pantheon can consult with whomever they want.
Nah, something else is going to happen that will postpone it some more.
Poor Amy will never get to second base at this rate.
Hints enough were given in prior chapters to at least point people in the right direction.
Let's interrupt two of the scariest parahumans on the planet right before they're about to get laid. While they're on a world that is a living extension of their will. This won't end badly at all.
Taylor's eighteenth birthday party, for example.
A proper young lady saves herself for her wedding night.
This is Pantheon.
So here's a link the part of Silencio that has the "What should Amelia and Taylor wear?" debate (at least 5 pages, including suits). Because everything old is new again, especially ridiculously discussions of Taylor and Amy's clothing choices for significant romantic events that require them to get dressed up.
But then they'd have to wait yet another eighteen years.
One can only hope.
Except this time around, the white lace is made of Simurgh.
Taylor: "Yes, uh. Sure. We definitely colonized this world and became the absolute rulers in order to have our happiness hampered by strange legal clone loopholes."But then they'd have to wait yet another eighteen years.
*thumb up*
Unless it was a Trojan Horse kind of prisoner.
That is disturbingly plausible. Lisa (and Pantheon) have been looking for an excuse to get rid of the Yangban since the Behemoth fight. They aren't that useful to cauldron, because they aren't really reliable. This gets rid of them, distracts everyone from Eidolon, and is so in character for the Yangban (if you don't have the knowledge the readers/Pantheon/Cauldron have about just how powerful Pantheon is) that no one will look too closely. After all, it's gotta be common knowledge among the major players by now that Thinkers just don't work right on Pantheon, so people will assume the Yangban had shitty intel rather than that they were manipulated.
I could believe it (though I think Cauldron would coordinate with Pantheon a bit in that case). Mind you, I could also believe that they had shitty intel, and would be dumb enough to try to kill Atropos, given that the resurrection/copying tech is, IIRC, public knowledge.
