Xmaster3000
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I'm... not sure what "you've have" is supposed to mean, but it doesn't look right.
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I'm... not sure what "you've have" is supposed to mean, but it doesn't look right.
For the record, our universe is very big but finite.Well I think it's a tad weird myself, but honestly DC universes do have different universes than our own.
Our universe is infinite.
Thank you, corrected.
I'd need a link to his statement to check, but it's quite possible that he hasn't actually looked into the matter.So when Renegade was talking about "galactic cluster", he was meaning the Milky Way and a couple of dwarf galaxies near it, not the Local Group as we would understand it?
...Old Krypton was all kinds of weird. And not just in their technological ethics... Look at that fashion! The front guy in red there is basically wearing a thong.
Erebos's king has reduced his workload while he tried to court Persephone.Okay, I have to ask, is Hades currently without its King, still? Or did that get resolved?
Thank you, corrected.
Thank you, corrected.I'm... not sure what "you've have" is supposed to mean, but it doesn't look right.
There's a life equation? I thought the source was the inverse of Anti-lifeWell, my main disappointment with the smaller galaxies is that there aren't 16.
Euthane and the Green may be resistant, but I don't think that's the same as immune.
And ooo, I think Alan is onto the idea of broadcasting the Life equation, deriving it from the anti-Life.
Is this just doctor Munroe being extremely high-functioning because he's used to depression?
Given this is the Universe 16 it'd be more thematic for it to be 16.I'm confused. The DC universe is bigger then our own... by a lot. How the hell does it have only seven galaxies when ours has trillions.
Canon even changed the age of the universe to 16 billion years for the numberGiven this is the Universe 16 it'd be more thematic for it to be 16.
Because in this fanfiction AU, Krona galaxybrained the infant universe OL lives in.I'm confused. The DC universe is bigger then our own... by a lot. How the hell does it have only seven galaxies when ours has trillions.
Because in this fanfiction AU, Krona galaxybrained the infant universe OL lives in.
Renegade Paul's universe is fine.
Even if we presume that big-bang cosmology is wrong, which already puts you way out of the mainstream, you'd have to either stipulate a deflationary universe or FTL to bypass the cosmological horizon. Beyond a certain distance, space is expanding faster than even light can travel, which means we can never reach beyond that limit no matter how much we accelerate.Well since physicists don't actually agree on that, you should present your proof to peer review for that noble prize nomination.
Make that hundreds of millions of stars. Wikipedia puts it at 100-400 million.The Milky Way is almost 90,000 Light years across, and houses millions of stars.
Thank you, corrected.Alan wouldn't say this. Despite Hollywood using it all the time, this isn't actual radio code - because it's contradictory.
"Over" is what you say when you're pausing in a radio conversation to give the other party a chance to respond to what you've said. 'I have more to say, but it is your turn to speak right now, I will continue after you speak'.
"Out" is what you say when you are ending the conversation entirely. 'I have finished what I have to say; this conversation is completed. Do not respond as I am no longer monitoring the frequency at this time'.
Since this is the conversation coming to an end and the connection breaking, Alan should just be saying "Out" here. Or to use completely proper radio terminology, he would say "Blue Lantern, out."
Probably not a flowery maw then, Poison Ivy made plenty of those. Perhaps our dryad has cooked something up with that branch from Eden?
Social connections acting as a balm against the depressive qualities of Anti-Life? Interesting theory. Or maybe something about the Danner formula makes their minds as durable as their flesh. Or it could be something else. Too many variables to guess, and this isn't something worth the risk of experimenting with...31st December 2012
19:12 GMT -3
The Accala in… Ah, this village, are subdued, but it looks like they're still functional. Just the occasional hesitation or shudder to indicate what they're going through. Huh. Maybe I was wrong about the people in North Africa not being so badly affected because they're used to it. Maybe a more simple way of life and good social networks just makes people better able to resist the Anti-Life than the complex and socially isolated lives of city-dwellers? Don't know. A few people look up as I fly overhead, but for the most part they just focus on whatever they were doing before.
God only knows what he's seeing. All the failures of his life, all the way back to his messed-up childhood?Hugo himself is sitting cross-legged on the top of a ancient flat-topped pyramid. Tourism has become a lot more difficult since the Accala and Euanthe destroyed the interior's road networks. A few brave souls still make the journey, but otherwise they're mostly used as meeting points. The Accala aren't Aztecs after all, and their culture has diverged quite a lot from the Mayans. He's just sort of staring out into space, and I don't think he's aware that I'm here.
At least he has the determination to resist it. I shudder at what the Dark Side could do with him and his people as foot soldiers...
I suppose naming a thing helps define it, so that you can fight it..."Anti-Life. That's what this is?"
"Yes. May I ask what you're feeling?"
The joy of a life like his: Your failings are just as larger-than-life as your successes..."Desolation and despair. It's as if I never left prison, never saw that the Accala survived, never found a new purpose. Does it go away?"
"Uh, it's being broadcasted and we're working on stopping that."
Yeah, that's basically raising the white flag and bending knee until the folks with the helmets to show up..."I mean, does it stop affecting a person?"
"Probably, but it requires a degree of profound spiritual awakening that is highly unusual. I'm not affected at all by the broadcast and Lantern Gardner can easily ignore it. Everyone else gets what you get; Superman, Batman… The only other way it wears off is if you internalise it and accept it. But don't do that."
...To be fair, an additional army of superhumans will come in handy. One not needing to be controlled by threats..."I wasn't planning to. Once was enough. Is there anything we can do to help the Justice League?"
I create a binder with a summary of everything we've learned and pass it over.
He's a sharp one. And that's something the Danner formula couldn't give him..."I don't know how good your communication links are, and I think that the person behind this is using the Green as a transmission medium, but if you can relay this to the whole of Accalacan that would let everyone know what's going on."
"The Green? That explains-. You're here to check on Isley and Euanthe, aren't you?"
How astute. Yeah, OL doesn't usually take 'No' for an answer when he wants something. ...Or rather, when one person tells him 'No', he goes and finds someone who'll say 'Yes'."Something wrong?"
"Our tribe's druids said something about her wanted us to stay away from Brasília. I sent some runners, and it looks like they've fortified the place. They didn't want to get too close, because when a goddess tells you to keep away it's a good idea to keep away, but from what I've heard you're not the type to listen."
Well, they are more spiritually open, so this would be as pleasant as a brick to the 'nads."Doing things sensible people wouldn't is what being a superhero's all about. Did she say anything other than 'stay away'?"
"The druids aren't saying anything coherent. I thought they were just getting a stronger version of whatever's affecting everyone, but there could be more to it."
Heh. Not quite muscle wizards... But still fairly beefy, huh?
Even if they don't have any effective magical powers usable in combat, they're still super-strong and tough..."Keep an eye on them. When a person accepts the Anti-Life, they fall under the control of the person causing this."
He nods. "I'll give the orders."
To be fair, it's not like he's got much way to prevent them... But his word'll carry weight with the tribes..."Doctor Mist thinks that he might be able to use the Green to push the Anti-Life out. We can't promise anything, but do we have your permission to try?"
"God, yes."
Yeah, you don't fuck with Australian anything. You thought the animals are bad? Try trees that explode during bushfires.I nod, floating upwards. "I'll get back to you when I know what's happening in Brasília."
I turn north and accelerate, shooting over the revitalised greenery towards the former capital. Scans show… Something like the Sleeping Beauty's castle, thorns everywhere. And not just thorns. I recognise those hairs. Passive defences might be manageable with patience but that doesn't mean that they can't kill you. Or make you wish they could. Interesting that she hasn't put a dome over the city, but I suppose that she doesn't want to cut off the sunlight.
No doubt Ivy's given it some interesting properties...Or perhaps it's meant to serve as a lure.
There is an exterior wall, a giant wall of brambles solid enough to stop someone walking through it but not solid enough to climb. And… Something about it…
A lot more effective than any simple 'Keep Out' sign...I hold up a rune stone, which glows as it nears the wood.
Active magic. A step up from what Dr. Isley could use last time I visited her. Depending on how advanced it is, those things could be projecting an aura of conceptual agony and poison for about a metre or so. And constant exposure will overwhelm my defences.
Ah, from a Demon Lord to a canary. How the mighty have fallen.If I fly over and they've got any defences on automatic, I could get in serious trouble. They don't have a radio or any other kind of modern communications infrastructure. How do I signal that I'm friendly?
I release Lantern Thornton from my ring and send him forward over the wall. He narrowly makes it over the top before vines shoot out and pierce him, sending him back to my ring. I release him again and send him higher. A mile up he easily passes over the wall before drifting down into the spike-infested former street-.
That's hoping for a lot given the current situation.And he's back in the ring, without seeing what destroyed him.
Alright, that's not working. The only alternative involves doing something that Euanthe specifically asked me not to do, but she should recognise that I'm the one doing it.
At worst, you merely get shot with a few thousand enchanted cactus needles or something.I point my hands at the wall and focus on the mandala which Lantern Medphyll uses for manipulating plant life. True to Euanthe's request I haven't practised with this at all, so there's little chance that it will be less annoying to her than last time.
Ah well.
Yeah, this should be a good example of why you don't poke the unknown plant things.I form a connection to the Green via local plant life, and add a tiny amount of unformatted orange light in the direction of growth, which should be uncontroversial, r-?
Thorn vines erupt towards me, spines spinning around each other like a rock crusher! I fly backwards, away from-. Towards the other trees shit disintegrate and fly up and deploy physical shields!
Yep, Euanthe and Ivy have been getting clever.The trees outside the barrier died in response to my energy pulse, but the wall of vines didn't and it's still coming-.
Thorn darts slam into my metal shield. It's not an exotic material but it should be tough enough to deal with anything a plant can throw and it's not. Hardened… Spines? Have bent the metal with every impact, tearing through the metal in several places. I'm honestly impressed, though I'd rather it wasn't shooting at me.
As in, the central shaft of a climbing vine? Oh, dear...Okay, mandala, focus on the spine, see if I can trigger-.
That's not a spine-.
Let me guess, plants resistant to cutting? Or are things about to get trippy?Vines lash out as I back up but they're already around me, grabbing onto my armour and pulling me towards the seed! Disintegrate, full reverse, cut the vines off-.
Ah…
This is… New.
broadcasted -> broadcast
Excuse me. I was going to ask where folks think Mannheim is holed up with Paul's clone bodies, but I had a realization.Probably not a flowery maw then, Poison Ivy made plenty of those. Perhaps our dryad has cooked something up with that branch from Eden?
Thank you, corrected.
Oh, don't worry, those aren't specific to Australia. We Californians imported them.