Getting back to Earth -16 is easy.
Ah, the joy of being a descendant or student of one of the various Hellenic gods of might. In this case, Kratos. Barrel-chested is a good description of men like him, who could easily roll over a World's Strongest Man competition.
As the old saying goes: Quantity is a quality all its own. And they bring quite a high base standard to the task.
Gee, you think, OL? But it is worrying that the Olympians haven't come out of their self-imposed exile. Could be that they're waiting to see if things are stable, though.
It doesn't help that you have no idea if the island is still safe, after its temporary neighbour got consumed by Mannheim.
No time for any rest bar the minimum, eh? Better than working until they drop, but this can;t be healthy.
I suppose OL has been getting those responses from a lot of people in the last couple of weeks.
As long as he doesn't get any ideas about militarisation.
Well, he is only human. Still, I'm sure Ploutos left some measure of advice for any successors.
And if that sounds cruel, well, it was the eighteen-hundreds.
Ah, wary of unsettling a very wobbly balance?
Either of those things would be useful, at least to get infrastructure back up and running properly.
Since food shipping will be of the highest priority, if the energy methods on offer push aside coal.
Have to wonder how many other magical or hidden communities have locked doors without anyone noticing.
Now, do you want to be the guinea pigs for this, or would you rather wait until the process is proven?
Well, that's not a 'No.' About as good as you could hope for in a democratic nation.
Yeah, it's that sort of place.
Which probably doesn't make the offer sound any better. Still, better to be a first-world nation getting in on the ground floor, than having to pay a fortune later.
Long story, and it's not finished yet...
...Right, without Poseidon around to manage the more supernatural aspects of the ocean, they might be getting noisy.
Admittedly, as a sort-of child of Gaea, Donna probably has more authority over them.
On the ball, that man. Fortunately, they're more likely to be prepared for this crap.
Because the threat of the God of Tyranny Himself turning up is still a possibility.
I'm going to guess Hephestus is in the middle of doing something vauglely Supervillainish at this point in time.
You should remember that I know The Boys comics, not the television series. You say 'Soldier Boy', I hear 'It's not gay, is it?'.
Hey! Rule 8! For the last 100 years!
As stated, it doesn't really have a government any more.
'make it'
Oh, thank jumped-up elementals. For a moment I thought it was going to be a second day without corrections.
He's just as strong in either situation, he's just pulling his punches.
It has the same government as most of those kind of countries.
Herakles is specifically being punished, it makes sense to remove his power from him. But we have seen multiple times of all the Marvel's using their power at the same time as well as both Adom and Amon using their power at the same time. Clearly the spell was worked differently since they aren't being punished.
Ummmm....
Evidently, whatever architects were working on the designs were as high as those that designed the original city. Seriously, substance abuse seems to be a running theme amongst the building designers of Gotham. Or possibly gargoyle fetishes.
Because nothing says 'cyberpunk dystopia' like endless elevated freeways that you can have awesome running motorcycle pursuits on. Never mind the layered plates that help to divide the rich from the poor even more.
This is a world where anything can happen. Always have a quick-deployment option. Be it a super-armour suit or a magic weapon.
God, yes. I've seen so many dashcam videos of idiots not caring that yes, there are other people on the road who have just as much right as them to be there...
...Sounds like a typical 'Cyberpunk' random encounter, really.
Let me guess, Bane fanboys? Guess they haven't heard what happens when you abuse Venom, huh?
Ooh, points off for the entrance, but I guess damage to bystanders is less important to the rookie given the options for healing.
Sadly true. Venom does increase durability. And there's always the possibility of discrete cybernetic enhancements, such a staple of cyberpunk as a genre.
I don't think he likes your opinion of his fashion choices, Bats.
Ah, the other drawback of fighting Venom users: Bypassing conventional weaponry. When you can toss a grenade like a bullet, well...
Not quite a Lantern Ring's shield Construct, but...
A Cosmic Rod does the job well enough to pass for one.
Because physics is not your friend on the road.
I can imagine him being a little wary, given Peter pulled out a schizotech 'weapon'.
Or he simply didn't consider you a threat, monkey boy.
No, but it sort-of covers him for any injuries you suffer in the 'protection of a bystander' or something like that.
Not too clear on the laws involving Vigilantes in the DC universes.I have no doubt Terry noticed the slight energy ripple that would accompany the shield forming with his sensors.
...If he's hopped up on enough Venom, it might not even be fatal, either. Though that depends on the altitude.
Ah, always fun when the hostage...
...Handles matters themself.
Never underestimate an old cape.
Then again, Terry's not that used to working with other superheroes, is he?
Especially after seeing what happened to chuckles there.
Turns out rehabilitating Malign Hypercognitives is profitable, huh?
So, might have to get a lift to your meeting. I doubt a Cosmic Rod is street-legal. Or particularly FAA-approved.
Ah, man, I can imagine old Bruce grumbling in Terry's ear.
Good to see he's got that part of the Batman toolset down already.
Well, that's what you get for taking the bus in Gotham.
Thank you, corrected.
Since this is based on your knowledge, you may wish to leave this, but according to the Smithsonian Magazine and wikipedia, the most common gas they were warning of was carbon monoxide not CH4. It wasn't exclusive of course, other toxic gasses accumulate underground in various combinations and concentrations.
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Evidently, whatever architects were working on the designs were as high as those that designed the original city. Seriously, substance abuse seems to be a running theme amongst the building designers of Gotham. Or possibly gargoyle fetishes.
