I can't wait to see how Sinestro will react to learning that his daughter is a member of the OLC. Hopefully whatever happens will help Soranik out mentally and emotionally.
Margaret Thatcher?What none of you think power is sexy?
Oh, that conversation will be quite the tense moment. But sadly, I don't see him agreeing to it anytime soon. Meanwhile, Lysis looking rather shifty in her disaffected attitude. Now isn't that interesting?
Yes, rather a simple logical step from 'Seemingly random shadow-wielding woman studying Yellow Power Rings' to 'The person working on a yellow Ring for me.'
And that in itself is high praise, coming from Kalmin.
...Wonder if she could manage to manufacture an Indigo Lantern. Flush the Ring's buffers back to spec...
Honestly, any time taken fine-tuning might have accelerated any malfunction the Ring might suffer. Drawback of hacking it that way.
There's gullible, and then there's gullible. OL may be one, but he's not the other...
Well, when you're focused on the job, anyway. Don't think we've forgotten that little bit with the bikers...
He'd be obliged to arrest her, methinks.
Especially since the other options for acquiring a Power Ring are limited to Orange or Green, neither of which would take kindly to that plan.
I'm sure you know many planets that would be acceptable to both parties...
Yes, and? Amalak isn't likely to stick his nose into this unless it impacts his business.
Oh-ho. Methinks she has a visitor hiding off-camera.
I'm sure said visitor will be paying very close attention to this meeting. From a reasonable distance, hopefully.
Show of hands, who thinks she or her guest are going to try something.
And it's quite likely she'd do so happily, given the shit she's seen working with OL.
Well, if Sinestro is going to be watching, this will make him spit-take.
Never know what they might get up to without a stern eye on them.
Heh. Guessing she doesn't want to be seen. Was she in the shower or something?
Some words to pass on, perhaps. Or a message from the Korugarians...
You'd think he was avoiding OL, wouldn't you?
Because most people do like to sleep normally once in a while...
I think she means a simple request can be taken as an unspoken order, OL. Most organisations tend to have that kind of subtext.
Honestly, if she limits herself to support staff duties, she's not likely to ever need to face him anyway.
And with his empathic sight, he can even pick up on issues the other person didn't even realise they had.
No rush... Except she will rush, because the boss is asking.
Planning on having her on standby just in case of double-cross?
It's usually best to deal with psychological issues before they manifest.
Thank you, corrected.
to doing -> to me doing
Paul proved that the head monk from that green light monastery on Karax wasn't a good fit for the Sinestro Corps. So I wouldn't say every turn.
'Talok'
Thank you, corrected.
Yes, it was the ring of the recently deceased Lantern.
If you're talking about the times he came back from the dead, he reapplied them and the spell was still sufficiently coherent to reattach itself to them. Remember, the whole point was to give him a soul, and the soul has formed as guided by the tattoos. Eventually, he won't need the ink at all.
Neither. The people who made the original tattoos had the knowledge of how to make them, including how to shape the magic component. Since then, they have done their job and absorbed enough magic that the magic itself will maintain the effect. Without the physical component it might start unbinding, but with the magic already in place the SI can easily recreate the physical component.
Attack? When was that?
I don't remember that happening. I remember him modifying his body to get a duel with the Citizenry, but as far as I know the only time he's had a new body created was after he was disintegrated with qwa matter.
I think by attack he means Paul using his tattoos to absorb energy of others to trick various effects (when he takes control of the Sparta's magic to trick the seeds, as an example)
Here, when they strengthened the local thaumosphere he had a clone put in the sky just in case. I assume he had the clone decommissioned.
Yes, he generally has a clone on hand just in case he dies.
There aren't.
Well, good to hear magitechnological research hasn't been standing still since last we saw it. I expect it's a hefty time investment to prepare and is thus not an efficient way to use OL to deploy Lanterns into the field...
Looks like Amalak's been successful in his many endeavours. Hopefully without stepping on too many toes or making too many enemies.
Impressive response time on both parties. Though she loses points for only having one layer of shield active. Or is the multi-layered thing so ubiquitous amongst the Corps that OL doesn't even mention it?
Heh. Reminds me of Edna Mode's security. "...And Guest."
There's a reason the Greenies scooped her up in the series. And it wasn't just because she was a damn good medic.
Because some people don't like having him pop up right next to them.
Heh. Natural assumption to make. Wonder if, when anyone else manages to copy it, they'll experience that embarrassment on their first few jumps?
Ah, he knows OL well. Our hero's gotten something of a reputation as a harbinger of trouble, hasn't he?
These aren't the kind of people you'd like to associate with, Commodore...
The joy of knowing the owner.
Good to see associates getting ahead in business.
After all, feuds, police actions and civil unrest are profit for him.
And discreetly evacuate anyone of importance from the area, just in case?
They have their uses. Sometimes you don't have the luxury of deploying ground troops of your own.
And the first ones to work that out became very rich.
I expect he has clauses in said contracts that his personnel can't be deployed in actions against other contractees... Far too much potential for graft and fixing fights.
And after all, ruling a whole world is far too much work. Better to leave it to someone else and get paid to handle their security.
Always did strike me as a soldier looking for a war to fight. And when he couldn't, he made one.
Well, assuming they don't get attacked by whatever creatures exist within the Zone in this universe.
Mon-El? He'll be getting out sooner or later, after all.
And well guarded, if it even exists in physical form right now. I expect Kal-El would be leery of keeping a working one handy.
After all, would you want to use a prison dimension for your worst criminals as an ambulance?
Ah, now to see if she's living up to the spirit of their agreement.
And you don't want a Weaponer having the advantage of a prepared ground.
Illustres! Welcome back.
Last I remember, Dr Sivana and Venus Sivana were touring the galaxy or universe. Junior and Georgia might still be on Maltus. If so the only Sivanas on Earth might by Beautia and Magnificus, and neither of them would be able to help in that case.