Ah, Ub'x. Well, Doctor Ub'X, to use his full title. And the one Indigo Lantern we've previously seen, over in the Paragon timeline, way back when. It seems the Renegade's investigation is hitting close to home if one of them has come to meet him...
The joy of a universe where there are actual cartoon-style talking anthropomorphic animals. Hell, multiple worlds of them.
Better than letting him join his uncle. But he'll need fairly constant supervision to make sure he doesn't backslide.
Yup. That's his in-universe origin. I can't find anything suggesting he was ever a canon Indigo Corpsman.
Of course, that was in Earth-50. But most things tend to be consistent between parallels, outside of Earth.
Given one is the successor of Abin Sur's Ring, and the other is his son? I'd be disappointed if they weren't.
Huh, they don't forcibly recruit irredeemable sociopaths, serial murderers and complete monsters?
Evidently there are some differences, then. Care to elucidate?
...Interesting. I have to wonder how many other recruits did so voluntarily.
Perceptive, isn't he? No doubt he's fully aware the Renegade is packing both Orange and Yellow Rings... And there's only one wielder of the Yellow Light in this universe so far.
He's certainly well-informed, at least.
...Not sure it'll really help in that sense, sadly.
Hey, it works for the Ponies, they've done it a few times over recent years and no-one's died from it. ...They might wish they had, but it's largely non-lethal.
If only for the fact that that power unleashed will draw the attention of things you don't want to have the attention of.
Especially when said power seems to operate on its own recognisance more often than not. Seriously, the White Light seems more... Alive than most of the other lights, naturally.
And annoyingly, the light of Compassion is probably whispering in Ub'X's ear even now.
He's got a point. Inheriting Grayven's reputation hasn't always been beneficial, after all.
Ah, you can see his Rage all the way back there? Good eyes.
Hush up, sonny. the adults are talking.
...Fascinating....That's probably a good point. And I'm suddenly reminded of the third Lego Batman game, which featured the Lanterns as a major part of the plot...
A little hard to hold a pleasant conversation with Amon barking in your ear?
Quite loudly. Honestly, I'm amazed he hasn't damaged his throat yet...
Though I do wonder if it's by her own choice, or if Abin Sur forcibly signed her on...
...I'm guessing often. Abin didn't seem the sort to back off in the face of personal danger.
And the way he's going, he'd have managed it sooner or later.
And whether he's willing to admit to working on it.
...Interesting reaction. Whatever's coming through must have some serious gain on its transmitter.
Why, hello, Ganthet.
Were your ears burning? They were just talking about you.Or rather, a Central Power Battery? The latter would make things much easier on that front.
Warth, for the record. If you've seen a Ganesh-looking fellow in pics of the Blues, that's him.
...Well, shit. Hey, Renegade, how's that connection to Earth-50 looking?
Somehow, I don't think that'll be needed. The Blue Lanterns are likely to make quite the splash when they debut.
...Remember, the Renegade does have access to alternate Earths.
It might just take a few calls.
"You have a power ring, which is indigo. Therefore-."
Hence why I say to give history to both, and some time after. Wise men learn from others mistakes and all that. Also Paul needs to give them some hope, or they won't need the blood to be just as vicious.
It makes me wonder What he thought about Paragon Paul getting one working.
This makes me wonder what the reason for the Guardians not working with their parallel versions is. Has it already been explained in-story at some point?
Thank you, corrected.
Seven Lanterns? Who will he give one of his rings/roles to?
I'm reasonably that Grayven is in possession of at least one and possibly multiple methods of going to other versions of the DC universe.
I just realized, the Indigo Lanterns are called the Indigo Lantern Corps instead of the Indigo Tribe in this story? Or is the Renegade mistaken, and Ub'x simply didn't feel like correcting him on his organization's name?
Natromo called it the Indigo Tribe because he was from a tribal society. With non-brainwashed Lanterns around, a lot of them refer to it as a Corps. Grayven just assumed, but Ub'x calls it the same thing.
Yes, but he probably sacrificed a planet or two of people to do it.
Paul, why must you be so... British?
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Found an error in the story only thread. That link to the Green Lantern wiki no longer works because its contents were transferred to the DC wiki, and Triarch wasn't included in the transfer.
I would point out here that just because the genocidal maniac says something doesn't make it true.
Paul personally helped those people and brought them to Maltus. Also, two of their species joined the OLC, and were given the job of stabilizing their world after the destruction of its evil religion led to a massive upheaval.
That's not what I meant...
Pretty sure Hinon at the very least would've kept an eye on him to make sure he wouldn't do things like that.
Also, Kalmin is not one to lie about the terrible things he does. If he did a genocide he'll say so with the same ease as one say's they picked up the groceries.
Thank you, corrected.