That's a you problem boy.
Actually it was a punishment for a legion routing. Each 9 troops were required to beat the 10th one to death. It actually wasn't done much despite the threats because once that was done that legion was done for might as well break it up.
Pretty sure there isn't, if the Guardians couldn't think of one after all this time.
Shouldn't this include something like "All so I could save a few more extra lives." Between the first and last sentence to punctuate the why? Other than that this is very quotable to me.
No, I think that's implied by the usse of the word 'better'.
"So... I lied. I cheated. I bribed men to cover up the crimes of other men. I am an accessory to murder. But the most damning thing of all... I think I can live with it. And if I had to do it all over again... I would." --Captain Benjamin Sisko, Deep Space 9 "In the Pale Moonlight"
"Hey, Sivania!"
The Guardian's don't care.
It would be "A specifically tailored virus that turns them into Herbivores who get violently sick if they eat meat", but yes, that would solve like 95% of the eating other sapient beings problem.
I'll direct you towards the Burning Martians, a race of dangerous aliens that the Guardians genetically modified against their will to stop them from being a danger
Thats not even considering the debate of whether it's any more moral to forcibly change the DNA of an entire species
Oh, ho. The unlucky fellow who got an Amazon pregnant. Well, unlucky in that she doesn't want anything to do with him. I guess OL is motivated to involve himself now because it's an easier moral quandary than a sapient-eating alien race.
Wow, someone who doesn't assume he's a one-note Lantern. Still led with the cake thing, though.
...Something like that, I suppose.
And here we see 'Clark Kenting' in action.
Yeah, that's a safe bet, amigo.
After all, being one of the more prestigious parties on the island gives him a certain pull amongst the people.
I suspect a personal appearance by the jilted father might also help... But I'm sure he'll think of that.
It's an old tradition, after all. At least she let him live, unlike some variations.
'Group'? Polyromantic as well? How progressive.
That would be a little awkward, yes.
Especially if she's keeping the gent to herself when her partners might want to join in.
...I mean, after a dry spell of three thousand years, she might well have had a hair trigger.
Yeah, Casanova, this guy is probably not.
...They had that whole discussion at the door? Well, I expect his neighbours enjoyed the show.
Guessing he intended to move in with her. Or rather, her with him...
That didn't come out to well, did it. Suffice to say, I meant Catholic guilt-tripping, especially compared to a Jewish momma... Religious icons of choice aside..Probably would have been easier. Amazed that hasn't happened more yet. Maybe the ladies don't realise that's an option.
Feeling a bit bitter after your little road-trip, huh?
Well, he does like to play the role to the hilt...
Yes, that would be an interesting tale.
Wonder if she came in in traditional dress or modern? The former might well have made her seem like a Wonder Woman fangirl or something.
A sensible option. If you had this time, none of you would be in this situation...
...Goodness, he's serious about it. Guess she made an impression on him.
Bit of a role reversal, really. Less respectable men might have been fine with 'done and run'.
Why spoil the swindle? Wonder if she really did just ditch him or if there were some deeper feeling she might have been afraid to allow out? She has several partners back home. I doubt she wanted to ditch them for a single man and leave hurt feelings behind...
Ah, planning to have him tell his side to the Forum?
If it sounds scary, just think of it as meeting her family.
...No, wait, that probably makes it worse.
I mean in comparison to Clark? In armor/outside of armor.
No, they had festivals and anyone who turned up in an Amazon city at that time of year knew what was up.
Thank you, corrected.
Not in Sparta, you Athenian boy-lover.
She's gay and European!
