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Yes.
No, they're far less evil. While they do routinely carry out horrifying experiments on members of alien species, they do the same to other dominators and they seldom wipe species out.
chose -> choose
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Where was this? I don't remember it at all.
I tend to feel that putting another 'me' in Gods and Monsters goes against the point of the setting. Really, it should be someone else I know rather than me. Heck, my paternal grandfather was killed by truck-kun, so he's a prime candidate.
I forgot where you said it, but I believe you once said your sister would be there instead of you.
Either you really like and respect your grandfather to put him in that world or he pinched your cheeks one too many times as a kid.
Oh, ah, neither really. He died before I was born. Before my parents even met, if I remember my timeline correctly.
At least in American English, "train" doesn't work properly in that phrasing the way "teach" would. To shorten the phrase to something grammatically equivalent to make the description easier, "train them a job" is interpreted as "train a job for them" (but how do you train a job to do anything?). My recommendation would be to write "train ... in what their job is".
Isn't Yuga Khan still alive?
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In Gods and Monsters? I don't think he was shown. So, maybe.
punches -> punched
Now to add an unlikely potential complication: considering ongoing religious upheaval regarding Yellow Lanterns on this planet "the Yellow Lantern took him" could be a figure of speech.
Let's hope Batman finds out about this... Because he will make sure to continually deflate Paragon's massive ego with it...
A sensible attempt to train herself to defend a weak spot. But not really the best use of her time here, is it? No matter how much she internalises the desire to keep her wings safe, it won't be automatic unless she can do something amazing with her desires.
I rather fear she has, no matter how useful it might look.
Which is impressive. Falling is a primal fear for any creature limited to the ground. Admittedly, he's not saying it's completely gone, it just isn't very strong, eh?
And even then, it'd probably be better to talk her through things. After all, there are always accidents possible with any kind of training. A mistimed dodge or momentary flutter of fear that drops a shield and she'd be spending some time getting patched up.
It's a gross oversimplification of the mechanics of empathic vision or Ophidian's Eyes, and I have no doubt Desires are the clearest part. But basically yes.
Which makes me wonder about the capabilities of a Yellow Lantern... After all, what better way to focus their efforts to play upon your fears if they can see them?
Pride. The need for independence. Distrust. Hatred of the one speaking... There's any number of reasons for that sort of personality quirk.
Ah, the outside world calls, eh? Wonder if it's a local looking for an interview, or something happening back at the Front?
That's actually a sensible decision. Presumably Onik would like to introduce his Illustres to his old friends. See what they make of him.
...Oh, that's not good.Definitely not good. Time to break up the training session and haul ass.
Dangit, OL, Xor can't move that fast! On the other hand, he can grab Dul and Toren, get some backup on the way.
Oh, for... Because of course something's got to make trouble. And the Spider Guild groups aren't all as friendly as the Vegan branch.
That's two. Presumably.
Because I doubt the battle-bots are designed to take prisoners... But what would this gain them, besides the attention of the local Green lantern? ...Or is someone else trying to direct Toren's attention elsewhere?
Won't take too long, it's probably not all that complex.
Because of course it's got a self-destruct/fail-dangerous function. If it's amongst enemies strong enough to bring it down, why not try to take some with you?
Yeah, stomp mobs first, check leads later. Trying to interact with quest objects is always a pain under fire.
Looks like he made a quick exit. Or was taken by whoever left those bots.
Definitely a frame-up. Someone wants people scared...
And the other bots won't even think of the subverted ones as threats until they start shooting. But no-one in control? they're definitely a diversion.
Ah, the joy of content that isn't level-scaling, when you're monstrously overlevelled. Just casually walk through the combat encounters...
...And focus on the plotline details. At least there are survivors. Who knows how many got in the way of the bots...
No great threat. To a Lantern, anyway.
Not even a threat unless they were orange...
Presumably it wasn't good if he wasn't able to interfere with the bots...
Well, that leaves just one suspect... Unless the Yellow Corps has already gotten started.
Thank you, corrected.
The Renegade has already demonstrated this a few times, though I can't remember exactly when.
Setting my robots to it?