Depending on the continuity, I think he's not more than three or four years older, and maybe just two, so barely relevant by the time they actually start sleeping together.
Not entirely certain what it signified, it was 2 chapters of Illustres and then it went to regular Renegade chapters.
That sucks for Persuader. So her nature is "Division" or something like that?
Ah, he's actually looking in on his super-speed assassin servant. Though it appears she's keeping herself busy. I shudder to imagine how it's looking out there wherever she's hush-tubing to. A whisper of sound and wind, then someone is suddenly headless...
Annoyingly, I can't even remember her working name. Iname or the like?
I'm guessing something like 'Disdain' or similar, hmm?
I'm betting he made a comment about somewhere needing to be cleaned up a little, and she took that to heart.
She almost certainly knows he's there. At the speed she's going, she'd have plenty of time to check out the room between transits.
...Worried that would be worse for her state of mind than whatever this is?
Might be better off holding up a sign saying 'a moment, please?'
Huh, working two jobs, huh? A photographer and a super-speed headhunter. There's an interesting combination.
Something had to have set her off. Maybe there's someone in Japan doing something that offends her, but she can't do anything to them for reasons?
'Father' being a relative term when it counts to someone who awoke a New God's nature, hmm?
Plus, teenagers aren't exactly going to open up that easily, divine or not.
Since he's not really having any success getting Misa to pull up...
I would assume about the executions. Since that's basically her real job.
I can't imagine the foul devil brew with a concentration that could affect his superhuman physiology. It would have to resemble semi-liquid tar that's 95% caffeine...
Hopefully low-concentration, at her age. Maybe it's a telepath thing...
I don't think she wants to worry him that much, Renegade.
Compartmentalisation as a side-effect of ascension. Quite literally on-duty and off-duty modes of thought. Maybe it helps keep her sane in other respects, like avoiding trauma from the violence she commits.
I'm sure she could do it for literally any concept if she put her mind to it.
It's currently 'Dissociative identity Disorder', apparently. Which is something I'm surprised more capes don't suffer some minor effects of. Especially the ones who have to discuss their own heroic identity as part of their line of work.
Well, you hope you can set them aside. Some people struggle with that sort of thing.
Maybe make herself wear smaller and smaller masks over time to let her achieve a sort of mental 'on/off' switch' by imagining putting the mask on.
Ah, Reach targets, eh? I guess she decided to assist the war effort. Probably without bothering to ask Dox about it.
A nasty combination. I mean, any edged weapon would be at superspeed, but something like that could cleave foes in two before they even realise she's there...
I'm sure taking that many heads must have burnt some serious calories.
Aw, Renegade. Don't reinforce the bad behaviour with rewards.
Not really that impressive, unless she's doing it at the same time she kills them. It's sending a message if a local commander is turned into a shishkebab in an eyeblink.
Surprised she spent long enough anywhere to get hit by blood spray.
Maybe the maltusians could scan their brain structures for useful data. Assuming they're fresh enough for that?
He killed some of the people necessary to stop Scion.
'Persuader' is her god-name, I'm imagining.
"But they weren't 'mass'! They were one at a time!"Also, kind of worrying that she's that cavalier about engaging in mass executions...
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Her colour changed. I'm guessing that's blood? Interesting that it changed so suddenly, I guess she did one big massacre that got most of the blood on her? Splatter happens in melee, but at the speed she's going I think she must've run straight through someone's bisected corpse or something to get soaked like that.
Amane Misa sees him as a father? I don't remember that.
Doesn't matter, as long as Ziz and the important shards still exist, Ziz will just induce the necessary triggers to get or modify the necessary powers to enact a Rube Goldberg machine that will end Zion.
I dont remember that. Do you have a link?
Thank you, corrected.
Male authority figure. Elise may be projecting a little.
He would argue that the total damage caused by supervillains outstrips their utility, as Endbringers are really only notable as they do a lot of damage in one place. He would also turn up to the fights himself, and he is considerably more effective than, say, fifty average supervillains.
What are you talking about?
He killed Lung.
He just scared the Undersiders.
Oh yes, in the setting he finds himself in that SI is objectively wrong. That's because it runs on shoujo fantasy tropes, rather than actual logic. But that SI doesn't know that and so is trying to act in a mesured and sensible manner. And logically, if a long-dead sorcerer queen is trying to turn you into her dead daughter then that's probably something you should try to avoid. He's not thinking 'glorious destiny', he's thinking about that scene in The Mummy where Imhotep tried to give Anck-Su-Namun Rachel Weisz's body.
No he didn't. He said 'turn yourselves in, leave the city, or I'll kill you'. And... Yes? They're career criminals in a place where law and order has broken down.
No.
The difference between a normal violent madman and someone like the Joker is that if you get a normal violent madman in a secure facility, that's it. Unless someone drops the ball, they're not going to hurt anyone else. That superhuman with poor judgement facilities? Sure, they might not be a particularly bad person objectively, but neither was Lennie Small from Of Mice and Men. Not being particularly bad objectively doesn't stop them doing a lot of damage.
Endbringers/Scion are beyond a Lantern's ability to fight.
I want to point out here that the vast vast majority of settings with reincarnation tend towards the Sailor Moon end of the spectrum instead of The Mummy one.
In my story, Thundercats Earth is a necropolis. Third Earth is way across the galaxy.
Lord Protector sees 'Scion' in the same way as most people on Earth Bet do; a pro-social Ash Beast, wandering around the place doing sporadic good deeds without rhyme or reason. If he takes him into account at all it's to consider if he could help straighten his mind out.