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And undo the future that is Aku...
I tend to feel that the Underground's focus should be on getting Synths away from the operational area of the Institute.
Shouldn't it be "A chunk of the mob"?
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No, he was a few hundred years old when they left the twenty-first century.
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I think that's fine.
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I wonder just how long they've been travelling by this point... Hours? A few days? How far would a clearly defensive structure allow it's guard dogs to run loose?
Unless you want to keep walking in a different direction? Feel free.
Given that no-one in this timeline is working on undoing Identity Theft transformations? Yes...
As long as you're not trying it on assholes like Savage or Ra's. Do you want them getting in the wind again?
I don't know. Leprechauns, maybe? They are Maltusian!
Surprised she didn't punctuate it for emphasis. "Five. Billion. Years."
Don't worry, I'm sure the Fifth World will suffer its own Ragnarok at some point.
Some older gods? Assuming they follow Vertigo's rules, from Sandman. Remember Ishtar, working in a strip club, or that caveman who was a... Travel agent, I think?
Could be embarrassing, meeting someone they know. Imagine the reminiscing!
For you, maybe. I find that a hilarious image.
But he's such a fascinating subject!
Surely your every waking moment should be filled with interest in his activities? He's the main character, after all.Such insistent denial. Are you sure? Are you really sure?
...Wouldn't that defeat the whole point of a privately owned space fleet?
What he said! I can honestly see Lex being torn between getting his due recognition and having to play nice with The Alien.
Would still be amusing to see. Omake writers, get on that, would you?
It's not like he wants to be a member of the Justice League or anything, baka. But they really would get in his way, what with their concerns about individual freedoms and people's safety.
Or the league could open up, become like the DCAU version. It might take an alien invasion to get them to work with people outside their usual clique, but hey, the Sheeda stepped up to that plate.
Very optimistic, aren't you? There's a good chance anything on the surface would now be deep below, thanks to continental drift.
Space elevator, maybe? Or the remnants of one. It may be largely deserted, and the lights are just wills o' the wisp.
Useful way to lessen the sun's radiant effects? Minimise the light hitting the surface?
And that was mostly pure luck, I expect. He's fortunate he didn't end up in the previous Harrowing's era.
Could be some form of Columbian descendant culture. Or giant light-up space bugs who moved in. Only one way to see.
Dude, no need to try and flex on the Sheeda.
It's still a bizarre concept, that only really makes sense by comic book logic, isn't it?
And only a home guard of sorts. Citizen militia or state guards, not used to having do anything more than prevent any slaves from getting ideas...
"Oh, no. No. No, no, no, no. Not a chance in hell, Grayven..."
And you can see the top of that tower... Or at least a handy landing. Put those eagle eyes to use.
And he still doesn't realise whatever he does, all he'll do is make an alternate timeline... That's what you get for missing out on the big crossover, G-man....With the power of beating faces until someone else talks! ...Because the one you're beating up won't be doing much talking, you know?
Hoik themselves into the town via a Rainbow Bridge arrow, then hide while it lights up the place up...He doesn't know they exist.
Pretty sure.Such insistent denial. Are you sure? Are you really sure?
And now the story moves to NSFW Creative Writing.
