Burning bridges, shore to shore.Reminds me that I need to double check the arrangements for sending an accurate account of what he is to every journalist on the planet.
Burning bridges, shore to shore.Reminds me that I need to double check the arrangements for sending an accurate account of what he is to every journalist on the planet.
If you're going to burn the bridge, you may as well burn it thoroughly.
Should probably test it on a god he doesn't like as much. I'm sure John can find one that isn't going to be missed.I'm not sure what happens when you take a goddess away from her accustomed high magic environment. And neither is the SI.
Oof. Suddenly Worm.
The New Gods constantly leave thier own high magic environments safely. But I'll tell you what happens. She discovers that nightmares can be a force of inspiration to build something wonderful, or to steer away from as warnings, and falls in love.I'm not sure what happens when you take a goddess away from her accustomed high magic environment. And neither is the SI.
Arguable. From an emotional standpoint what he is planning might be satisfying. But the cost/benefit… really doesn't add up.
Problem being that bumping Nabu from the League does nothing to rectify or mitigate the imprisonment of Zatara. It may also cause Dr Fate to stop acting in a heroic capacity.The SI of offended by the fact that the League offered Nabu a slot. He wants (among other things) Nabu out and outed. He hopes that as a result of Nabu's behaviour becoming common knowledge public and political pressure will be brought to bear on the League to give him the boot, maybe even to take action against him themselves.
Issue here is that discrediting the League hurts far more people than just the League members.Also, he's quite angry with the League. Keeping secrets because you don't want professional assassins going after your family is one thing. Covering up your misdeeds is quite another.
Shame he never told them that. You don't get to complain about people not solving a problem you never informed them was a problem.Of course, that works both ways. As far as he's concerned, it's the League that stopped acting like heroes.
Once the dam breaks on this, the easy money projects are going to start holding out for more money and being bit up by competitors
Does cake count as supper? Hm. If it does, and it's truly the last one, the SI just needs skip suppertime for three days.Finally, they sup!
Hm... the next episode only has 4 chapters for July 7.
Making things public has no direct benefit, slim chance of indirect benefit and a near guaranteed cost.
If Nabu stops acting in a heroic capacity because of some public outcry over his actions then he wasn't actually a hero in the first place. And if you're implying this would turn him into a supervillain, well... 'The world realized I was an evil body-stealing lich, so I acted like an evil body-stealing lich' is not the best defence.Arguable. From an emotional standpoint what he is planning might be satisfying. But the cost/benefit… really doesn't add up.
Problem being that bumping Nabu from the League does nothing to rectify or mitigate the imprisonment of Zatara. It may also cause Dr Fate to stop acting in a heroic capacity.
The message to the news isn't intended to get the JL to help the SI survive against Nabu; if it gets to that point, its already too late.Additionally if Paul's plan fails then the likelihood of the League, who have been shown as passive and or ineffective throughout Paul's time on Earth 16, managing a recues is slim to none.
Failing to warn others about such a severe issue with the League's operations - failing to put external pressure on the League to live up to their ideals when the SI has been eliminated and thus can no longer do so himself - would hurt far more people than keeping silent would.Issue here is that discrediting the League hurts far more people than just the League members.
Except he already tried pointing out the illogical and out-and-out criminal nature of their actions and nothing happened - therefore he needs to escalate. And while it's possible for the JL to be negatively effected in the short run, in the long run ensuring that such actions cannot be performed again will make the JL much stronger.Guilt tipping them in privet would have almost the same personal effect without impeding their ability to save lives.
In point of fact he did tell them it was a problem, part of said problem being that it should have been very obvious to them that it was a problem if they were in fact heroes or at least comrades.Shame he never told them that. You don't get to complain about people not solving a problem you never informed them was a problem.
How does he know that's the case in Earth 16?
How does he intend to filter out the genuinely revolutionary advancements from the Solar frickin' Roadways or Air Carbon Plastic type scams? I mean, if the people whose literal jobs are to tell if a "scientist" is full of shit or not can't do it reliably, how is his group? Especially since I'd imagine the scams outweigh the genuine stuff by a large margin.
The New Gods constantly leave thier own high magic environments safely. But I'll tell you what happens. She discovers that nightmares can be a force of inspiration to build something wonderful, or to steer away from as warnings, and falls in love.
If memory serves here, in this story-
New Gods are creatures of flesh and blood infused with magical energy.
Gods are blobs of magical energy that fashion bodies with their divine power for the convenience of having thumbs.
It's quite possible that globs of magic energy have local magic requirements that creatures of flesh and blood would not.
If he wanted to experiment, probably better to start with the like of Qrttglbrngrltch, the god of the nigh-unpronounceable inadvertent Armageddon.
Really has a way of.... worming its way into your heart.What a gutpunch. I didn't even realize the similarities until you pointed it out.
No one's commented on this, but the fact that they voted to include the SI into the League means they likely voted in some other people as well.Diana smiles, looking out of the kitchen towards her son. "I also wanted to tell you that you are to be offered a place on the Justice League."
Do we know that tomorrow's update is the last of this episode? It looks like it, but I'm unsure.Welp.
Three days until doomsday. Well not doomsday but, well.
The anticipation is killing me.
Rather unfortunate that she got the ability to detect if someone is saying something untrue as compared to detecting the intent to deceive.No, because he isn't lying. That's all her innate ability detects. She might think it sounds odd, but come on. It's Orange Lantern. What's he going to do?
He's trying to make the world into something that better reflects his ideals. Skipping in a line is a good idea from a cost benefit analysis (bad social standing with people you will likely never meet again/save some time) but we don't do it regardless, because of our ideals.Arguable. From an emotional standpoint what he is planning might be satisfying. But the cost/benefit… really doesn't add up.
Mr Zoat usually posts placeholders ahead of an update to indicate the episode still has parts coming, something he hasn't done in awhile for this episode. The placeholders in the next chapter have been growing. This combined with the fact that the current episode is over 30 pieces long when the last 6 or so have been under 30 leads me to believe this episode is coming to a close.Do we know that tomorrow's update is the last of this episode? It looks like it, but I'm unsure.
Honestly can't tell if serious...Yeah.
It turns out that the SI was worried over nothing and that Nabu was surprisingly agreeable once they started talking.
It turns out that the SI was worried over nothing and that Nabu was surprisingly agreeable once they started talking.
No, that's not suspicious at all, nope, not a bit.Yeah.
It turns out that the SI was worried over nothing and that Nabu was surprisingly agreeable once they started talking.
Qrttglbrngrltch, the god of the nigh-unpronounceable inadvertent Armageddon.
Diana is a living lie detector. Not unbeatable with half-truths (as this chapter shows) but outright statements like this she can judge pretty reliably:I think that a big thing with the league's view on Fate is that they're assuming he's a better person than he is. They probably assume- or Fate lied about it- that Fate and Zatarra came to some kind of arrangement. Or they're just thinking about them as different people- sort of a 'Zatarra died and now Fate is here, it's sad but we moved on'
The SI ordered it not to translate animals pretty early (around the time Mr. Twister happened, I think).
Actually, watching that link...Diana is a living lie detector. Not unbeatable with half-truths (as this chapter shows) but outright statements like this she can judge pretty reliably:
What did we say about references I don't understand?Oof. Suddenly Worm.
What a gutpunch. I didn't even realize the similarities until you pointed it out.
I doubt (and hope we don't) get a two-year timeskip after this one, though.
Yes.Do we know that tomorrow's update is the last of this episode? It looks like it, but I'm unsure.
That alternate version would be going off all of the time.Rather unfortunate that she got the ability to detect if someone is saying something untrue as compared to detecting the intent to deceive.