Dogs and drunks have occasionally been that stupid, though it's also possible that they did touch it, since the angle makes it thankfully unseen.
Just not in the way some tabloids might have tried to suggest, shortly before Lex would have them sued out of business for it.
Ah, no. Mitchell is pointing out that Lex didn't need to bother with a Superman replacement. If a covert murder attempt worked, he could just carry on with his day.
If it is just his soul you are concerned about then there are infinitely easier ways of doing it than trying to drag his extremely reluctant ass through a redemption arc.
Been an age since I've seen a Ren and Stimpy reference anywhere.
Now I wish we could see more people be amazed at what Mammon can really do. Perhaps he could assimilate a few enemies to gain info?
'Her' to 'She'
'simple' to 'simply'
'quit' to 'quite'
'though' to 'thought'
Evidently he put on quite the show. Especially if he can elicit such a reaction form a sensible lady like Tey. No doubt Bastet's host is currently a moaning puddle of cat-like satisfaction in the bed. After all, Lanterns make for great lovers...
What, they don't do foreplay around here? Or was it quite the show of tantric skill?
...Were tentacles involved?It's probably a Jaffa thing. The higher the rank, the less demonstrative they seem to be emotionally.
...Ah, right, the host. Bastet doesn't keep a permanent 'ride', after all...
I suspect the Bastet Goa'uld is wondering just what the hell she's gotten herself into. Especialyl if she can impart those skills onto her offspring. Imagine a host of young Goa'uld who can seduce anyone...
I hope her throat isn't too sore from all the screaming she no doubt did.
Well, just drop the big bomb, then, Mammon.
Though I doubt they'd find any trace of you if you gave them your real name, not that you could.
...I think she'd rather wait until she can feel her legs again. And walk straight.
Careful preparation, then. By the time you step up, you should be a master of civic management.
Though the only obvious difference might only be a slight waver in her voice. Still, goa'uld would sense even the slightest weakness, and get ideas.
So, closer to seven months at the minimum before he has to really take an active role.
Ring sensors for the win, eh?
And Bastet would probably not want a hovering mate lurking around. Not as independent as she is.
So hopefully no audience needed next time.
Oh, did someone discover something about herself back there?
How about all of the above?
Not that kind of shame, no. ...I hope he's at least wearing a robe or something.
Heh. Don't think they won't pick up on that distinction. But yes, probably best to have your employer in the know, at the minimum.
Or at least as close to one as a Lantern can get, which is... Honestly pretty close, especially one who leans into the metaphysical aspects of their Light.
...You were saying, ma'am? If nothing else, a display like that would intimidate most people..
Yes, she's having a very nasty realisation about him, isn't she?
And well you should. He's going to be your boss eventually.
And back to business with nary a second thought. More than some Goa'uld can manage after an outburst, certainly.
Could he assimilate the gou'uld and not the host to be completely undetected that way?
Thank you, corrected.
That's basically what happened to Am-heh, so yes.
Zoat, in the spoiler box it says 22nd November.
The System Lords acknowledge the Asgard as fellow gods (that they are at war with) so there is precedent for the distinction.
Thank you, corrected.
He did that already. When he went and assassinated that one (its why people have commented on the glowing orange gou'uld before). The genetic memories were so much that he ended up implanting it into him properly to help him with the load.