Did you write this before or after the comments from yesterday?
I thought it was in reference to her father and brother dying, but your interpretation works decently as well.
It's all in proportion.
Team mates'
What are you talking about? He literally is one!
Heh. The little things like this amuse me.
Huh, so it is. I concede all the funny I gain from it to you, good sir.
If she LIKES her powers, that could prompt a negative reaction.
It seemed to be something he noticed while scanning her. And the way the nurses responded to "Does she know?" without even asking for clarification from the guy who they knew had just been working on her also implied it was something physical & medical about her.
Grayven uses Awakening for that task. Why depend on machinery to fake what can be done to one's very definition?
Well.
Well...
I feel vindicated.
Hey, Awakening might get you godlike powers, but sometimes you need just a little more. And more is always better...
No, critically injured.
Thank you, corrected.
No, the idea had actually occurred to me.
Thank you, corrected.
Even if it wouldn't it might not occur to him to try that for quite some time, since they are probably firmly categorized under "something for criminals" in his head.
There's no reason to assume they can be reversed that way. And even if they could it's probably beyond his abilities or somebody would have long since done it themselves and there'd be plenty of supervillains toting them around. One of his major limitations is that he isn't actually super-smart or anything, he can only reverse engineer things really well with the ring; he doesn't actually understand the theory behind most schizotech.
Fair enough. Let's move that under "Long-Term Goals".
Nonferrous needles have been standard issue in hospitals for a good while...
How? DC doesn't have a convenient, single-source system of metahuman powers. (well, maybe a single-Source, but....)
Yeah, I find that one of the more frustrating parts of the game's worldbuilding. It's relatively easy to engage in a pseudo scientific manner with magic, telepathy, alchemy granted powers, alien racial powers, etc., but metahuman powers are a case by case basis comparatively lacking in explanation.
*Looks back a few chapters, when Grayven had his young impressionable daughter, a teenager with clear mental issues, and a magical former quadripedal alien deal with an unofficial international war sans training to help them handle it, on a pragmatic or emotional level*
Ah, Gravy, big old pal.
Coming from you it makes sense.
Huh. I did not know that.
