"OL? Why is your ring making that...squealing noise?"
The back is where the telekinetic beak is.
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No, that's corrected. 'Outer' as in 'outer layer'.
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Yes.
How so?
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Competent police have really undermined the scum market.
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He tries not to eavesdrop on every little thing.
He doesn't know how they interact with her magic abilities, and that makes it far harder to test.
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Friend Bow is wise and benevolent and not at all murderous. There are no communists, mutants, traitors, or secret societies. Technology is more advanced than it has ever been in the history of civilization, and research and development does not routinely involve handing out prototype arrows which will of course never let loose a thaumatic explosion if dropped. There is nothing of note outside of Star City, and all its citizens are completely happy to live inside it and never leave. Happiness is mandatory. Unhappiness is treason. Treason is punishable by death.
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What?
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...imagine what could have happened if Roderick Burgess had known that.
... Nothing?...imagine what could have happened if Roderick Burgess had known that.
"Probably" vs "certainly".
So it's harder to skim profits?
OK, I can understand not giving her a Spell Eater, but really? Interference from Danner? I guess it's not impossible, on the basis that they're both forms of magic, but it seems a stretch.
All true, of course, but I really think he should have said "rounds", not arrows.
The expression is, "If you think X, you've got another think coming."
Yeah, probably. That was intended as a joke, but I'm about 7/8ths asleep right now so it kinda flopped.
If you think that, you've got another thing coming.
If it was being used for humour, sure, but otherwise a malapropism is an error.
But is it in character to use the correct word?
It is a slightly odd way of expressing the idea, but it isn't a mistake.
I realise that might be a scum pun, but in case it isn't, no. The police are now mostly honest and competent.
Would you risk her life on it?
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Since when?
Well, the sheer anticlimaticness of it all could probably be funny from a third point of view, if done right...
Naturally
No, I'd start by cloning her blood and testing that, as he did for himself and Wallace.
Oxford English Dictionary.
I don't know what they're smoking, but I'm declaring them wrong.
I... don't think that you are talking about the right event, here.
Awfully polite of the witches to have their grundyman knock first before having him/it kill Paul and friends!
Well, the only logical reasonning is if the beings involved can't enter a house without permission first.
Arawn Kruder, introduced in Hunter - The Age of Magic, the guy considered himself to be the greatest necromancer in the world.
... A human version of Thanos.Arawn Kruder, introduced in Hunter - The Age of Magic, the guy considered himself to be the greatest necromancer in the world.
...well, he's certainly one of the wickedest.
According to three deceased practitioners, he's been responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of people. From powerful mages and occultists, to innocent women and children.
What's more, this psycho S.O.B. practices an ancient shamanic technique, similar to what the blood-mage Mako uses, eating a piece of the brain or the heart itself so that he consume the souls of his victims to give himself a power-boost.
And considering how many practitioners may have died by his hand personally, that means he's got the spiritual strength of small city to draw on.
The issue is that they don't know how it would interact with her magic/soul, and they can't clone that or test it on animals. She's not biologically different than other humans, she has a different soul structure.
Maybe it was trying to break down the door?
If you knock on the door politely, people generally answer it. If you batter the door, they generally flee.
@Mr Zoat, poking this in case you missed it -- this probably needs a correction.
No. Two more charged up the driveway in the preceding line. Jade got one, Alan got the other one.
... derp. That'll teach me to offer corrections before coffee.
