It would be hilarious if this is what fucks them over.
Don't forget LePaul's a goldfish.
Unless you did this intentionally, "Bachelor"
Colon or comma (or maybe a dash) instead of semicolon.
Thank you, corrected.
Onomatopoeia, Dark Druid, and Anton Arcane all should have been imprisoned in the Tower of Fate too.
My first guess for who that could be is Johnny Sorrow. It's been a while since we've seen him.
Johnny Sorrows?
Yes, rather awkward. Hopefully they don't hold the deaths of the ones you diced back there against you, either. Honestly, standing in the background and trying not to talk might be the best option here, if only to avoid those hefty Diplomacy penalties you racked up.
I swear, sometimes I think OL would have made one heck of a Yellow Lantern as much as he is a powerful Orange one. Ironic that the Renegade is so much better with Fear than Avarice at times...
Aw, geez, he's like a kicked puppy...
Yeah, as disingenuous as you might find it, an apology might go down better than your calm rationality.
Ah, Alan. Seeing just what needs to be said. The joy of a century of experience.
Yes, yes, you get that he's not really sincere. Can we just move on? You have your hands back, OL is feeling a little regretful...
Call it even?Not the most reassuring thing, since as a Lantern (or a wizard, which they probably see you as) you don't need to stand to hurt them.
Yeah, best to let the Doctor handle things, I think. No Diplomacy penalties for him.
To be fair, he might never have taken the helmet off in their presence. Not likely, given how uncomfortable the ol' bucket-head could be, but still...
That surprises you, OL? John's hardly above making use of people. The issue would be whether they were fairly compensated.
Hmm... So he used the crystals to... Drain off excess Chaos energies? Seriously, still betting this is actually part of the Gemworld... They were all for using magical crystals, after all.
Heh. I bet they don't like modern appliances at all, huh? Wonder if it was an electromagnetic thing or just the noises they made, like a dog afraid of a vacuum cleaner?
And they get to make themselves useful, which is probably a hard-wired drive, hence their mythical reputation for helping around the house.
...Okay, maybe the vines are from the Gemworld, then. Whatever their origin, Constantine clearly knew what he was doing with them...
The question is then, what was he doing with the crystals after harvesting them? I doubt he'd keep them for himself, not if he was draining
A fair assumption. But did John do it of his own accord, or did someone else use him?
Boy, not lessening the suspicion of Quinn being the Golden Boy any, huh?
Hmm... Still a good likelihood of the 'memory-fueled homunculus' theory the Demon put forward too.
I mean, that doesn't rule it out. Maybe he didn't feel the need to show this part off?
At least that part of the timeline adds up.
Presumably following what Constantine started, for whatever reasons.
Prisoners in the Tower, certainly. But were there any others...
Three down, at least three other prisoners we know of...
Which makes the 'hole in the universe' thing entirely suspect. Perhaps their arcane perception was heightened by the infection, or it was a fluke of imagination...
Guessing to allow some to leave and lead more Brownies there, if workers were needed, or at least to alert the 'master' to issues.
Well, that's ultimately up to how all this ends up... Whoever ends up in charge of the Tower may not be interested in house-guests...
So basically this whole thing is LePaul's fault for sticking two conflicting energies into John Constantine.
Do you perhaps mean 'patently'?
I don't think Paul wanted John to become a Lord of Order. Something happened in the fight with Nabu that caused him to usurp Nabu's Order as well.
and -> or ?
'A little inhuman'; then it's just right for you, Paul.
Thank you, corrected.
Yeah! Take that Hermione! Leave what you don't understand, alone.
Johnny Sorrow?
