I would have assumed a green latern glow being present without any known/official green latern being recorded at being there would be quite a big lead to fallow?
'its'
It's a dead end in the sense that he was hoping Ganthet would be able to just tell him exactly who it was.
I am fairly sure Metron will decide that in the immediate, there are more fruitful avenues than looking for a guy who walked out of the universe a while ago.
He did? I thought it hadn't happened yet?
I think that's supposed to be "it wouldn't be as clean".
Admittedly, given the associations the 'El' name has in Daxamite society, your nickname could well be seen as a demonic invocation. But in this case, he's probably smart enough to know how to use your initials.
He could also have been swearing. Perhaps your Ring just translated what he said as 'Oh, 'ell.'
Good thing they don't go in for open-toed sandals.
Being a lawyer isn't necessarily a high-paying job here, either? He knows the law and advocates for or against people, but largely doesn't get called on much. That could be a thing?
Yes, very astute. truly, the Kryptonian intellect is staggering.
Would have been rude. You looked like you'd been dragged along against your better judgement.
Mention the Boy Scouts of America, and their motto: Be Prepared. Or 'Hope for peace, but prepare for war'.
As in, were you privy to inner circle-type stuff with Cara Yat (whose job in Daxamite society we still don't know) or are you just a junior advocate caught up in something big?
...So Cara Yat is privy to activities involving the ancient technology. Good to know.
Ah...The worries of a loving father. Safety for his family and himself.
You can only hope so.
I won't ask what that was about. OL wondering if he'd be the same someday, perhaps...
Hey, that is annoyingly traumatic for most humans too. At least those above the age of about five...
And while it might raise questions if OL turns up when that happens, the safety net will be invaluable.
Huh. That's an unusual response to hearing something like that. Or maybe not? I don't know, I'm not a Daxamite.
Well, that's an interesting challenge. It wouldn't really alter any aspect of their day-to-day life, outside of removing their lead 'allergy', would it?
So a pretty orthodox Daxamite woman, in other words.
And doing it to someone without their will would be morally iffy. Though it could help Sodam Yat.
Honestly, he has a point. If he's so emotionally troubled by it, then go for it.
Power Rings may seem magical, but they do have limits.
And most definitely check any testing with someone far more proficient in genetics than yourself, OL. Hinon, perhaps, or another Controller in that field?
So for all he knows, it's literally a magic potion. I mean, the general level of Daxamite society... It sounds kind of medieval.
Eh, not really, I guess.
Though if they could detect it to the point they knew it was in your house, that might throw some shade on you.
At least the Ring is doing the heavy lifting of analysis. I mean, Kryptonian-related DNA is goddamn complex. I think one novel I read ('The Death of Superman' adaption, basically) posited that it used four-strand structures? Merely copying what they could got them Suoerboy, though.
Since even the most well-designed retrovirus can mutate. They're honestly lucky he didn't cause a plague.
A Maltusian, I presume.
