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With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

Krummkreuz (part 1)
16th September 2012
15:07 GMT -5


A shocked face looks up from where its owner is prostrate on the floor, his Superman-themed robes matching those worn by Wolf Krieger on the other side. There are other cultists.. around, but none of them appear to be participating in the ritual.

"Is something-?"

Killing the ritualist has a chance of keeping the portal open and I need it closed now. Sander constructs slash out, scouring the blood-daubed walls free of runic inscriptions as I fire a pulse of orange light at the open portal itself.

There's a… Smell of sulphur and a momentary sensation of pulling, pulling at my internal organs… And then it's gone, and the room is just a room.

"Heretic!"

The ritualist leaps to his feet, his youth making him look a little ridiculous even as his hands glow a sort of purple-red.

"Blasphemer! I will cast-."

A pithing needle construct hits him in the back of the neck, causing his body to jerk and the glow around his hands to fade. Wasn't completely sure that would work as magic is the province of the soul, but I assume that what he does has somatic elements.

Okay, got a bit more time. Ring?

Standing by.

Drain magic.

Orange light flashes in his eyes and flickers around his skin. There's no further source of demonic-

A hail of bullets rattle off my environmental shield, prompting me to erect construct shields around the two of us.

-power other than in this parallel, where it should be a little less freely available. I'm not seeing any runes or sacrificial areas that could be used to open up a portal to the local Hell, and from what Wolf was saying that would be contrary to their intent anyway.

Ring, any trouble digesting the demonic magic?

Energy conversion efficiency low. Process in progress.

I suppose that's the most I can ask for. The cultists attempt another volley, but give up when it clearly doesn't work. They then make way for another of their number carrying an oxyacetylene torch. Which won't work, but I'm mildly impressed by how rational a move it is.

Ring, can we fix his face?

Confirmed. Reconstruction in progress.

Good, and-. Really? Ugh, remove the brands as well.

Compliance.

The torch flares into life as I feel the last of the demonic magic drain from whoever this is. I take one of Wallace's healing potions out of subspace… Yes, looks to be in reasonable condition. I pour it down the boy's throat. That much demonic magic isn't good for a person, but I need to know if it's a survivable experience with moderate intervention. With the potion bottle empty I remove the pithing needle and let him collapse into a construct stretcher.

Nazi Earth. Who do I know here who's even remotely someone I want as my first point of contact? With Overman gone, none of the other Reichmen really struck me as reasonable people. But Angelika spent more of her time with her own team, and…

Well, she's not an objective judge of character, but she talked about them more and I'm confident that I could more easily convince them that I do actually know her. So her team are a better choice, and once I've talked them around I can get them to talk to the Reichsmen. I know what Baroness Reiter's favourite food is. What her favourite film is. About that time Otto Arnold started trying to come up with an actual catchphrase for himself.

I don't know their phone numbers or anything like that, but Axis Germania operate out of Wewelsburg so finding them will be pretty easy once I get out of here.

I extend orange filaments and send the oxyacetylene torch into subspace before shock crowning the cultists.

Okay, the local police are likely to be national socialists and know nothing about magic. There's very little chance that they'll accept what I say about mind control magic… Darn it. I'm going to have to imprison them here -wherever here is- and hope I can talk them into sparing the cultists.

"Sorry about this."

Now, chaining people to walls in certain positions can be quite dangerous due to how the human circulatory system works. But I can't risk them killing themselves while I'm away. Alright, manacles around the wrists, with short chains linking them to the bricks in the walls. The chains are long enough to let them sit or stand, but not long enough to reach another cultist. Then I rifle through their robes for anything that could be used as a weapon. Knives, pistols and a few assault rifles vanish into subspace. Ah, manacles for the legs as well, and I think we're done.

Exit is this way, and I'll take summoner boy with me. Scans don't show any other cultists on-site, and it didn't look like any of the other cultists were magic users.

Al… Right, looks like we're in a.. sub-cellar, and… Up the ladder, I'm into the main cellar. Large barrels of wine stand fermenting in rows all around me, the smell of wine permeating the air. There's light through barred windows high up on one wall, but otherwise the place is in the dark. Looks like that barrel is in position to be moved over the hatch. That would stand up to a casual inspection…

But there's no magic detection on this planet. There's nothing in particular to draw attention to here, so a quick search is probably all that they would have to deal with.

There are a pair of wooden doors over there, so I unlock them with a construct key and pull them open. Ah, good, a goods lift to the surface. I fly up the shaft with my cargo, emerging into the open air. Looks like a… Medium sized town in a fairly rural area.

Ring, where are we?

Western Russia.

Not in this universe.

It seems like mid-morning here. Not all that many people around, though I see a few spot me and stare for a few moments before returning to what they were doing. No real alarm. Curiosity. Curious.

Fear there, but-. The man with her points to the stretcher. Right, it's clearly medical, so I'm helping someone.

Ring, plot course to Wewelsburg.

Compliance.

I should probably call ahead a little, but right now I want to fly up out of sight of the ground. Kryptonian aerospace sensors were good, but even assuming that they've implemented a full network I can turn it aside. Once I'm high enough I accelerate, heading into Germany-proper. That could get me in trouble, but even if Germany is the most secure part of the world, they're still using Kryptonian technology. It's nothing I haven't seen bef-.

I'm knocked back as a yellow blur slams into me, environmental shield briefly flaring as I take a… Low to mid power super strength hit. The figure remains a blur, well below Flash speed but fast enough that I'm struggling to track them by eye.

"Baroness, I-."

"I don't care how much Overman likes you, you do not have permission to have that ring, much less fly here."

She's got the sense not to stop moving as I generate construct armour.

"Looks like you will be going back to Leatherwing. So sad. Your column was doing so well."

"This is going to be tiresome."
 
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'Crooked Cross' is a reference to the swastika. Specifically, one of the names in German: Krummkreuz. Pretty clear guess OL will be dealing with the Reichsmen, maybe his alternate, and likely encountering the Freedom Fighters.
It's also from a prophecy of Nostradamus, where he made a reference to a crooked cross.

With regard to the shards, it's true that powers don't work away from Earth. But that's because they're programmed not to, not because they can't. It's like how Queen Administrator can do far more than control insects.
 
Hey, at least Arcee is closer to human-sized. I mean, she's still like fifteen feet tall in 'bot mode, but I'm sure that's no... impediment. :cool:
(And Rule 34 would be happy to prove you right!
Oh, Primus, are we about to have the 'Cybertronian gender' discussion?

'Food' being a relative term. While Cybertronians subsist on energon in liquid or solidified forms, it can be flavoured with various chemicals, and even fermented! And that 'what do you want' idea very much suggests this Paul wears an Orange Ring...

Funny thing is, based on the volume a standard motorcycle has, Arcee should be closer to 8 or ten feet tall if conservation of mass is still a thing.

In Prime, they all get "born" from the well of allsparks, so yeah, gender identity is more a personal taste thing.
A newborn cybertronian is more analogous to a human teenager than a child in that they're adult sized and already programmed with a basic education.

Needing energon specifically, rather than just any old source of energy was one of the things in Prime that made the setting far more realistic in that a space-faring society isn't going to have any shortage of standard energy sources.

IIRC Autobots had more of a scorched earth policy than most "good guys" in that their default response was to blow up anything if the Decepicons were likely to take it.

Now, if I were a human military official looking for a way to protect the Earth from Decepticons, I'd snag a bunch of scraplets and start breeding them.
 
Hmmm.... I wonder if the ring's power draining feature extends to kinetic energy? Use it to create a slowing field.
 
Now, if I were a human military official looking for a way to protect the Earth from Decepticons, I'd snag a bunch of scraplets and start breeding them.

Yes, an indiscriminate biological weapon is the perfect solution to the problem. Thunderbolt Ross likes the cut of your jib.
 
16th September 2012
15:07 GMT -5


A shocked face looks up from where its owner is prostate on the floor, his Superman-themed robes matching those worn by Wold Krieger on the other side. There are other cultists.. around, but none of them appear to be participating in the ritual.
Ah. I'm guessing this fellow was ordered to maintain a landing point on this side. Presumably to make piercing the dimensional barriers easier and ensure a more discreet arrival site. And a squad of guards. They're nothing to be concerned about, i expect.

"Is something-?"

Killing the ritualist has a chance of keeping the portal open and I need it closed now. Sander constructs slash out, scouring the blood-daubed walls free of runic inscriptions as I fire a pulse of orange light at the open portal itself.
Yeah, that'll do it. Get the door slammed in the pursuer's faces. Let's hope that sent some feedback the other way.

There's a… Smell of sulphur and a momentary sensation of pulling, pulling at my internal organs… And then it's gone, and the room is just a room.

"Heretic!"
Oh, right. Homicidal fanatic. And according to his bio, entirely human outside of his magic.

The ritualist leaps to his feet, his youth making him look a little ridiculous even as his hands glow a sort of purple-red.

"Blasphemer! I will cast-"
He's got bravery, certainly, misguided as it is to try an attack a glowing man who just popped out of a portal...

A pithing needle construct hits him in the back of the neck, causing his body to jerk and the glow around his hands to fade. Wasn't completely sure that would work as magic is the province of the soul, but I assume that what he does has somatic elements.

Okay, got a bit more time. Ring?
Oooh, there's something we haven't seen called out for a while. Good to see the kid's magic seems to work on classical principles: KO the caster, prevent the spell... (In this case 'Somatic' is the term for physical gestures used in spell-casting in D&D.)

Standing by.

Drain magic.

Orange light flashes in his eyes and flickers around his skin. There's no further source of demonic-
Om-nom-nom. Presumably that was an extensive set of demonic accessories. Protective charms, wards against bullets and blows, magical batteries, that sort of thing...

A hail of bullets rattle off my environmental shield, prompting me to erect construct shields around the two of us.

-power other than in this parallel, where it should be a little less freely available. I'm not seeing any runes or sacrificial areas that could be used to open up a portal to the local Hell, and from what Wolf was saying that would be contrary to their intent anyway.
Don't want other demons sticking their noses into Rakkar's great work, huh? Only natural, given that he's basically last of the demons of Krypton...

Ring, any trouble digesting the demonic magic?

Energy conversion efficiency low. Process in progress.
Probably trying to fine-tune for the particular quirks of this batch of demonic energies...

I suppose that's the most I can ask for. The cultists attempt another volley, but give up when it clearly doesn't work. They then make way for another of their number carrying and oxyacetylene torch. Which won't work, but I'm mildly impressed by how rational a move it is.

Ring, can we fix his face?
Huh. Smarter than I'd have expected, too. I suppose because they're expected to hide amongst the local population, they can't be the frothing loonies the powered ones are.

Confirmed. Reconstruction in progress.

Good, and-. Really? Ugh, remove the brands as well.
...Ow. Kid must have enjoyed the body modification scene. Probably a good idea, they might work like energy batteries too.

Compliance.

The torch flares into life as I feel the last of the demonic magic drain from whoever this is. I take one of Wallace's healing potions out of subspace… Yes, looks to be in reasonable condition. I pour it down the boy's throat. That much demonic magic isn't good for a person, but I need to know if it's a survivable experience with moderate intervention. With the potion bottle empty I remove the pithing needle and let him collapse into a construct stretcher.
Why keep him alive? Well, he's going to need to open a portal back there at some point, either to send the Reichsmen through or get Superman and the Kants out.

Nazi Earth. Who do I know here who's even remotely someone I want as my first point of contact? With Overman gone, none of the other Reichmen really struck me as reasonable people. But Angelika spent more of her time with her own team, and…

Well, she's not an objective judge of character, but she talked about them more and I'm confident that I could more easily convince them that I do actually know her. So her team are a better choice, and once I've talked them around I can get them to talk to the Reichsmen. I know what Baroness Reiter's favourite food is. What her favourite film is. About that time Otto Arnold started trying to come up with an actual catchphrase for himself.
Because even in a Nazi Earth, Batman needs his boy decoy wonder. I can't imagine he's had a pleasant time of it, since Leatherwing didn't strike me as the most conscientious mentor..
:oops: Edit: Huh, should probably actually have read the bio, shouldn't I... Still, I fear for any sidekick Leatherwing might have...

I don't know their phone numbers or anything like that, but Axis Germania operate out of Wewelsburg so finding them will be pretty easy once I get out of here.

I extend orange filaments and send the oxyacetylene torch into subspace before shock crowning the cultists.
Yup, about as much threat as a bunch of toddlers to a tank. And probably experiencing about as much control of their bowels right now. :p

Okay, the local police are likely to be national socialists and know nothing about magic. There's very little chance that they'll accept what I say about mind control magic… Darn it. I'm going to have to imprison them here -wherever here is- and hope I can talk them into sparing the cultists.

"Sorry about this."
Heck, you're probably going to have to convince the authorities to stop shooting at you first. I mean, unknown superhuman flying around? Almost certainly likely to be seen as a threat.

Now, chaining people to walls in certain positions can be quite dangerous due to how the human circulatory system works. But I can't risk them killing themselves while I'm away. Alright, manacles around the wrists, with short chains linking them to the bricks in the walls. The chains are long enough to let them sit or stand, but not long enough to reach another cultists. Then I rifle through their robes for anything that could be used as a weapon. Knives, pistols and a few assault rifles vanish into subspace. Ah, manacles for the legs as well, and I think we're done.
I hope they're at least thick enough that they can't try to strangle themselves. Not that that really works unless you're really unlucky or capable of spectacular failure...

Exit is this way, and I'll take summoner boy with me. Scans don't show any other cultists on-site, and it didn't look like any of the other cultists were magic users.

Al… Right, looks like we're in a.. sub-cellar, and… Up the ladder, I'm into the main cellar. Large barrels of wine stand fermenting in rows all around me, the smell of wine permeating the air. There's light through barred windows high up on one wall, but otherwise the place is in the dark. Looks like that barrel is in position to be moved over the hatch. That would stand up to a casual inspection…
Sneaky sneaky. Though such a cliche. Cultists tucked away in a hidden room in a wine cellar...

But there's no magic detection on this planet. There's nothing in particular to draw attention to here, so a quick search is probably all that they would have to deal with.

There are a pair of wooden doors over there, so I open them with a construct key and pull them open. Ah, good, a goods lift to the surface. I fly up the shaft with my cargo, emerging into the open air. Looks like a… Medium sized town in a fairly rural area.
Well, nothings on fire yet... So far so good.

Ring, where are we?

Western Russia.

Not in this universe.
So, somewhere within Germany's sphere of control. Incoming heroes any minute now...

It seems like mid-morning here. Not all that many people around, though I see a few spot me and stare for a few moments before returning to what they were doing. No real alarm. Curiosity. Curious.

Fear there, but-. The man with her points to the stretcher. Right, it's clearly medical, so I'm helping someone.
Probably accustomed to the wunderfolk doing things for their own reasons. If they needed to know, they'd be informed of it... :rolleyes:

Ring, plot course to Wewelsburg.

Compliance.
Shouldn't be too hard, especially if they have some manner of GPS system or internet.

I should probably call ahead a little, but right now I want to fly up out of sight of the ground. Kryptonian aerospace sensors were good, but even assuming that they've implemented a full network I can turn it aside. Once I'm high enough I accelerate, heading into Germany-proper. That could get me in trouble, but even if Germany is the most secure part of the world, they're still using Kryptonina technology. It's nothing I haven't seen bef-.

I'm knocked back as a yellow blur slams into me, environmental shield briefly flaring as I take a… Low to mid power super strength hit. The figure remains a blur, well below Flash speed but fast enough that I'm struggling to track them by eye.
And the local heroes have arrived. Time for the 'Let's you and him fight' meeting!

"Baroness, I-."

"I don't care how much Overman likes you, you do not have permission to have that ring, much less fly here."
Oh, boy. A logical enough conclusion to jump to, given what little information they might have...

She's got the sense not to stop moving as I generate construct armour.

"Looks like you will be going back to Leatherwing. So sad. Your column was doing so well."

"This is going to be tiresome."
Yes, that will be an awkward discussion with the local Paul. I have no doubt OL will have to look him up, if only to apologise for the mix-up.

Probably not the best first impression to make on prospective allies. Might be best to stick to a purely defensive plan here, let them exhaust themselves against a proper Lantern before you can finally explain matters. Though the Reichsmen are probably already inbound too. This is going to get rather bothersome indeed... Welp, time to break out the sweets, pop out the folding chair and enjoy the show. :V

...matching those worn by Wold Krieger on the other side.
...matching those worn by Wolf Krieger on the other side.
...another of their number carrying and oxyacetylene torch.
...another of their number carrying an oxyacetylene torch.
...so I open them with a construct key and pull them open.
Awkward repetition. Maybe 'Unlock them'?
...they're still using Kryptonina technology.
...they're still using Kryptonian technology.
 
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Not Flash-fast and only mid-tier superstrength? I'll give this 'Baroness' a minute before she gets shock-crowned and tied-up.

Her current show of power might not be her full power.

She may not be using her full power since she may think that he's not that big of a threat.
 
Mr Zoat, I'm reposting this as I think you missed it.
You gave 2 different full names for Captain Marvel.

Which one is the correct one?
Thank you, corrected.
In Prime, they all get "born" from the well of allsparks, so yeah, gender identity is more a personal taste thing.
A newborn cybertronian is more analogous to a human teenager than a child in that they're adult sized and already programmed with a basic education.
Except the one time we see reproduction in the series, it's Starscream using 'protoforms' to make a load of copies of himself. When he did, they had his personality and knowledge.
Because even in a Nazi Earth, Batman needs his boy decoy wonder. I can't imagine he's had a pleasant time of it, since Leatherwing didn't strike me as the most conscientious mentor..
Oh, no. The Bat sidekicked for his father, Horned Owl, during the Second World War. He doesn't have anything to do with Leatherwing other than making it so he couldn't call himself The Bat.

Leatherwing was sort of hoping that Otto would retire so that he could use the name, but it never happened.
...matching those worn by Wolf Krieger on the other side.
...another of their number carrying an oxyacetylene torch.
Awkward repetition. Maybe 'Unlock them'?
...they're still using Kryptonian technology.
i think you might mean "prostrate" or something real weird is going on here
Thank you, corrected.
Her current show of power might not be her full power.

She may not be using her full power since she may think that he's not that big of a threat.
She can move power between different categories. And she's only trained against the local Green Lantern.
 
The Baroness has no idea what's about to happen to her... This is about to get interesting!


A question and a potential correction from my archive binge:

So: please. Tell me who the Light are. Tell me where they are. I'll go after them immediately. I'll destroy the whole organisation root and branch and destroy any evidence linking them to you. You won't be implicated at all. And then we can work on this objective we share together, without any of those short sighted idiots undermining it the whole time."

"Please."

Lex's eyes shift momentarily to his desk, and then return to me. "I'm sorry, Orange Lantern. I really can't help you."

I nod. I really shouldn't have expected him to… "Okay then." I stand. "Thank you for your time."
It's always been my understanding that Lex was trying to tell Paul that he wasn't free to talk here, and that Paul missed it. That he could have worked with Lex if he had understood that Lex didn't feel safe betraying the Light. But I don't think I've ever seen anything that made it clear one way or the other.

Now that this shipped as sailed a long time ago, can Zoat confirm or deny that Paul missed something here? Or is it just that Lex is too entrenched into being a supervillain to break the habit?


**You realise… The Martians on Mars aren't going to be pretending to be Human. They're mostly going to look like [picture of default Martian physiology].**
The link is dead and I'm not sure what was supposed to be there. I'm guessing it was either an image of what Martians in general look like in Young Justice, or a more detailed image of M'Gann's natural shape.

The patrol ship itself is primarily blue in colour. It puts me in mind of a cross between M'gann's Bio-Ship and… Thunderbird 2?
That youtube video was removed. Maybe you could use that picture instead, if it's the right one. Pictures tend to be survive longer than youtube videos...
 
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"I don't care how much Overman likes you, you do not have permission to have that ring, much less fly here."
Clearly this person recognises his face. Which is decidedly odd as Paul just got out of a combat situation and generally ridicules people who neglect proper head protection.

Although I do have to wonder if Paul ______ (seriously he needs to pick a last name) will bother helping Paul Freeman while he is in the area. A Ring, a Lantern and directions to the Controlers would be a good start-up package.
 
A question and a potential correction from my archive binge:

It's always been my understanding that Lex was trying to tell Paul that he wasn't free to talk here, and that Paul missed it. That he could have worked with Lex if he had understood that Lex didn't feel safe betraying the Light. But I don't think I've ever seen anything that made it clear one way or the other.

Now that this shipped as sailed a long time ago, can Zoat confirm or deny that Paul missed something here? Or is it just that Lex is too entrenched into being a supervillain to break the habit?
Lex was tempted, but he had a shot of paranoia because he knows that the SI has mind-altering abilities. There are probably listening devices of some sort, but that wasn't the deciding factor.
The link is dead and I'm not sure what was supposed to be there. I'm guessing it was either an image of what Martians in general look like in Young Justice, or a more detailed image of M'Gann's natural shape.

That youtube video was removed. Maybe you could use that picture instead, if it's the right one. Pictures tend to be survive longer than youtube videos...
Thank you, updated.
 
Lex was tempted, but he had a shot of paranoia because he knows that the SI has mind-altering abilities. There are probably listening devices of some sort, but that wasn't the deciding factor.
Ah, right. And the worst part is that Lex wasn't completely wrong. Paul did say that Lex would have agreed if he was more avaricious, and we learned that the SI has a tendency to make the people around him more likely to act on their desires due to his powerful link to the orange light.

Such a waste...
 
After reading the last part I want Paul Freeman to have a ring and a working lantern solely because it seems like the Nazis except for Overman and Angelika wouldn't like it.

The Baroness just had this lazy arrogance that bugs me.
 
Funny thing is, based on the volume a standard motorcycle has, Arcee should be closer to 8 or ten feet tall if conservation of mass is still a thing.

In Prime, they all get "born" from the well of allsparks, so yeah, gender identity is more a personal taste thing.
A newborn cybertronian is more analogous to a human teenager than a child in that they're adult sized and already programmed with a basic education.

Needing energon specifically, rather than just any old source of energy was one of the things in Prime that made the setting far more realistic in that a space-faring society isn't going to have any shortage of standard energy sources.

IIRC Autobots had more of a scorched earth policy than most "good guys" in that their default response was to blow up anything if the Decepicons were likely to take it.

Now, if I were a human military official looking for a way to protect the Earth from Decepticons, I'd snag a bunch of scraplets and start breeding them.

You are correct on the Autobots being scorched earth. Or I guess scorched metal.

The major factor being that the Decepticons had superior military power and the autobots were for the most part former civilians with non-combat forms.
 
After reading the last part I want Paul Freeman to have a ring and a working lantern solely because it seems like the Nazis except for Overman and Angelika wouldn't like it.
Yeeeees, not being popular on naziworld. That sounds like a way to live a long and peaceful life.
The major factor being that the Decepticons had superior military power and the autobots were for the most part former civilians with non-combat forms.
Orion Pax was a truck.
 
Yeeeees, not being popular on naziworld. That sounds like
It's not like with a working ring and a bit of time to train or an experienced Paul to get him to a working level, Freeman could leave the Earth and try and find the Controllers or find a place in the wider galaxy. See if the Tamaranean situation is happening in Vega.

Nazi Earth is beyond the demon incursions, stable and manageable by them. Distasteful for sure, but the Nazi poison has sunk in too deep to be moved when it seems like Overman is the one who had a private problem with it and Overgirl has now been exposed to Earth-16.
 
Yeeeees, not being popular on naziworld. That sounds like a way to live a long and peaceful life.

Orion Pax was a truck.

Trucks are civilians last I checked. Especially compared to tanks, fighter jets, and other military vehicles.

Not to mention Orion Pax was a clerk. Definitely not military.
 
You misunderstand. My point is that being a truck did nothing to stop Pax fighting.

True. But it did mean he could fight less effectively, especially since the autobots were generally not as well-armed. The autobots did lose the war after all.

Megatron was the one who escalated the war despite getting his objective. He wanted to rule to satisfy his own ego. There is not a justificatiom for him destroying his civilization to satisfy his ego.
 

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