Alchemist told her that Rao (Krypton's sun/god) betrayed the Kryptonians and destroyed Krypton so as to send Kal-El to Earth in a ploy to impress one of the Endless, which was very much 100% true. Kara's pissed off that Alchemist is besmirching her god, even though it is, again, 100% true.
She's essentially being told the truth from Alchemist. And it's not a pleasant truth even if she's only got half the story so far. He's telling her "Your beloved sun god imploded his own planet." That's all he's told her so far and it goes against near everything she believes in so she doesn't like him.
From Kara's perspective Krypton just blew up a few days? Weeks? Ago. However long it's been since they got pulled out of the Phantom Zone. So she's suffering from the loss of everyone and thing she's known, stuck in a completely new and strange environment, and finally that new place is (on the surface) undeniably shittier in every way then her old one. Ignoring the stagnancy or the Council's ass-backwardness, or Rao being a dick (and both those things definitely weren't obvious)...Krypton was basically a highly advanced, highly cultured Utopia. And now she's on Earth. Oh and her body is also changing and gaining powers on her (which, yeah, should be great eventually, but body/power dysphoria on top of everything else isn't exactly nice now.)
Miss Frizzle is basically a Time Lord, and the Magic School Bus is her TARDIS.
I'm… pretty sure the best solution to this is going to be building a creation forge to mass print the things, but that takes going to eberron and the city of Sharn or the depths of Xen'drix to find the plans on how they work?
I mean… alchemist and friends might like a vacation to a place with other dragons that might socialize with them? They haven't really had anyone to talk to but Bahomet and that one elder that killed themself so far.
If that's what they want, I'd suggest a slightly safer world than the steaming pile of deathworld that is basically any D&D!verse.
I'd suggest G4 MLP, but A.) the dragons are dumb, and B.) if anything it's one of the nastier D&D!deathworlds due to the number of epic level threats (and small children that regularly beat the epic level threats) therein.
Yeah… I mean Dnd is technically connected to Warcraft so there's always even more death worlds waiting in the wings. Plus Ravnica, and dragonlance, and… other places. I can't actually think of a D&D setting I would want to bring children too without like… setting up a whole citadel first. Honestly Eberron is one of the least immediately dangerous ones now that I'm thinking about it.
One of us, ONE OF US!
...Now I want to know how Alchemist would interact with him.
I feel like he and strange would get along great after strange stopped freaking out about this random insanely overpowered outsider/dragon/primordial champion that had popped up on his earth despite all the defenses designed specifically to stop that very thing from happening still being functional and was now amicably talking to him about magic and idiots who want answers but won't actually listen to or accept the truth.
Black stars I cannot wait for Deathstroke to to put enough godkiller rounds to kill Zeus into that bastard and out him on national TV xD
