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With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)
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You're probably right, but logically, 'humor that reduces your value' makes sense so I think Grayven's just mistaken.
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See the eyeball at the top of the chapter? Tap it once and one time only. From here on out, all invisitext on the website will be converted to spoiler text (discord-style spoiler, not typical QQ style).
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You are a gentleperson of the the highest taste, and scholar of boundless renown.
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I spent somewhere in the range of 5-6 months copy pasting invisitext from this story into WhatsApp so I could read it. I feel your pain, for it is my own.
Supnautica (part 11)
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7th May 2013
03:06 GMT
We arrived fairly early in the local day, but it's later morning before we're summoned to the throne room. I don't know exactly how good that is where speed of monarchy is concerned. Naturally we couldn't send a message in advance; they don't have radios or other technology-based forms of communications. With Green Lanterns, they're supposed to have a good enough relationship with the governments in their Sector that there's a way for them to get an audience with someone when the need arises. In our case I'm not sure that Lantern Hieronymous would get an audience even if they knew who he was.
So we send me, a senior Corps officer. And I have enough arcane equipment that they're unlikely to simply dismiss me as a chancer, and the authority to offer just about anything they could want, up to and including their own Lanterns. And there's Hieronymous, who clearly isn't up to defending himself against truth compulsion spells from local archmages if they decide that they want to test my story.
I-.
Huh.
Despite the fact that Queen Artemis rules an entire world, her throne is a simple wooden affair set in an alcove at the far end of the room. The main floor of the throne room is made of bare flagstones, though the stone making up the 'royal platform' appears to have been fused into a single mass. The windows are designed to resemble leaded panes, though they're not using lead but rather… Wood? Some sort of magic-enhanced superwood? Seems like it would be more of a fiddle than just enhancing the glass. Purple drapes cover the walls of the royal alcove, and a mirror that is blatantly used for scrying is attached to the wall within convenient using distance of the throne.
Queen Artemis herself… Blonde and pink hair, pink and rose dress, a silver diadem on her forehead and… Odd… Antennae..? Things..? Sticking out of the corners of her eyes before rising up above the top of her head. None of the other locals appear to have those. Might be an age thing? Or like Hieronymous' odd skin colour, maybe a proportion of their species just looks a bit odd? Or maybe it's just the magicians? Otherwise there's not a lot about her that sticks out; average height, musculature, reasonably attractive but not stand-out attractive…
Though, again, that could be a miscalibration on my part.
I approach to what I think is a respectful distance and bow to a forty-five degree angle, waiting to be acknowledged.
"Ritual supplication is not required, though I do appreciate your willingness to be polite." I straighten up, smiling apologetically. "I have long since grown tired of off-worlders who do not understand that our magic makes us perfectly capable of defending ourselves."
"I apologise for my ignorance. This trip was arranged at short notice, and there wasn't a compatible diplomatic packet for me to absorb. I understand that I activated some sort of alarm when I arrived, and I apologise for that."
"The alarm was intended to detect people being used as hosts for powerful demons." She regards me suspiciously. "Do you know why it might have reacted to you?"
"Are you familiar with the Green Lantern Corps?"
"I have met our local Lantern. Neither they nor-" She wiggles her right forefinger at Hieronymous. "-whatever species he is triggered it."
"I was born here."
"Each colour has their own Embodiment; a powerful elemental creature comprised of the corresponding emotion. I have served as the host of the orange one, and though she's not currently occupying me we do maintain a link. Would that have done it?"
She nods, relaxing slightly. "Yes, that is most likely the issue."
"If you'd like to meet her, that can be arranged. For an Embodiment of Avarice, she's surprisingly quiescent at the moment. Of course, that would require that you travel to Maltus, and I know how difficult interstellar travel is when your civilisation is magic-focused."
"Yes, I noticed your concealment spells. Your world uses magic, then?"
"Yes. Not as much as I'd like, but yes. That's… Why I'm here."
"I'm curious why you wish to employ our magicians rather than those of your own home."
"We were employing those of my own home, but there's only one country that is really focused on magic, and their government just recalled them all. So we could either train up their replacements from scratch or go to one of the handful of worlds that also use magic. Lantern Hieronymous recommended his own homeworld over Zerox or M'arzz or… Anywhere else."
She nods. "Of course, I would have difficulty confirming that. As you say, travelling between the stars using magic is very difficult."
Oh? "You actually have a way to do it? The best I could come up with was opening a portal to Hell, travelling through and then punching a hole out. I've even got good enough relations with a senior demon lord that he'd probably enable it if he got a cut of the proceeds, but I haven't had time to really experiment. Is there another way?"
She looks taken aback. "Your education impresses me. Most visitors regard magic as a source of wonder or amusement rather than a serious technological path for an advanced civilisation. In answer to your question, yes, though we have not yet reached the point of taking our knowledge beyond the theoretical. Hell could indeed be used as you describe, but my thought is that the Dreaming would be safer."
I shake my head. "I've been through a dreamstorm. I wouldn't recommend it for a large inanimate object. And I don't think that Morpheus would approve of his realm being used as a shipping lane. Have you considered-?" I know that it was a Mother of Mercy induced hallucination, but from what I've been able to tell the theory is sound. "Artificially expanding the worldsphere? Or artificially joining two separate ones? I had a team researching the possibility but that's been closed down as well."
She leans forward. "Do you have their records?"
"Some of them, and I'd be happy to share, but I fear that I've gotten off-topic."
Actually….
I raise my right hand and transmute copies of… Just about everything. Professor Sephtian's books, the Dream research, what the Atlanteans on Maltus worked out, my own notes… And deposit them on the floor.
"A token of my esteem, one researcher to another. I'm not sure how useful it will be to you, but I do hope that it will be some."
A couple of servants approach to gather them up as the queen nods. "I shall look forward to examining them. But as you say, to return to the topic: why do you need to replace your researchers so swiftly?"
"We're involved in a rather large war. Using magic in certain ways has given us a very useful edge, and while I think we'll win anyway, a great many more people would die doing it."
"And I take it that those you fight are black-hearted villains?"
"My last mission against them involved rescuing people before their brains could be cut out to use as computers. Our foes -the Reach- habitually mind control and then exterminate those they conquer, while we recreate extinct species whose worlds we liberate. You can confirm that with your local Green Lantern, who should be able to access the reports we send to Oa. Or I can convey you to Maltus to speak with anyone you want there."
She smiles. "You make them sound like the most black-hearted villains in all the galaxy."
"No, that's still Darkseid and Apokolips. But they're trying really hard."
She looks thoughtful. "Tell me, are you married?"
"Affianced." I shrug. "Sorry. If you're thinking about a marriage alliance with the Corps, ah… I'm not sure that it's a good idea. Clarissi Dox considers emotion a weakness, Illustres Xor is happily married, Senior Lantern Ragnar only cares about fighting and no one else is really notable enough."
"I am more concerned with a man's character than his rank. Who amongst your fellow Lanterns stands out to you for their valour and heroism?"
"Most of my Lanterns are from a species of insectoids with seven sexes. Ah. But if you wanted me to select one as a model of heroism…"
7th May 2013
03:22 GMT
"Alan, I know it hasn't really come up before, but how would you feel about…? Dating?"
03:06 GMT
We arrived fairly early in the local day, but it's later morning before we're summoned to the throne room. I don't know exactly how good that is where speed of monarchy is concerned. Naturally we couldn't send a message in advance; they don't have radios or other technology-based forms of communications. With Green Lanterns, they're supposed to have a good enough relationship with the governments in their Sector that there's a way for them to get an audience with someone when the need arises. In our case I'm not sure that Lantern Hieronymous would get an audience even if they knew who he was.
So we send me, a senior Corps officer. And I have enough arcane equipment that they're unlikely to simply dismiss me as a chancer, and the authority to offer just about anything they could want, up to and including their own Lanterns. And there's Hieronymous, who clearly isn't up to defending himself against truth compulsion spells from local archmages if they decide that they want to test my story.
I-.
Huh.
Despite the fact that Queen Artemis rules an entire world, her throne is a simple wooden affair set in an alcove at the far end of the room. The main floor of the throne room is made of bare flagstones, though the stone making up the 'royal platform' appears to have been fused into a single mass. The windows are designed to resemble leaded panes, though they're not using lead but rather… Wood? Some sort of magic-enhanced superwood? Seems like it would be more of a fiddle than just enhancing the glass. Purple drapes cover the walls of the royal alcove, and a mirror that is blatantly used for scrying is attached to the wall within convenient using distance of the throne.
Queen Artemis herself… Blonde and pink hair, pink and rose dress, a silver diadem on her forehead and… Odd… Antennae..? Things..? Sticking out of the corners of her eyes before rising up above the top of her head. None of the other locals appear to have those. Might be an age thing? Or like Hieronymous' odd skin colour, maybe a proportion of their species just looks a bit odd? Or maybe it's just the magicians? Otherwise there's not a lot about her that sticks out; average height, musculature, reasonably attractive but not stand-out attractive…
Though, again, that could be a miscalibration on my part.
I approach to what I think is a respectful distance and bow to a forty-five degree angle, waiting to be acknowledged.
"Ritual supplication is not required, though I do appreciate your willingness to be polite." I straighten up, smiling apologetically. "I have long since grown tired of off-worlders who do not understand that our magic makes us perfectly capable of defending ourselves."
"I apologise for my ignorance. This trip was arranged at short notice, and there wasn't a compatible diplomatic packet for me to absorb. I understand that I activated some sort of alarm when I arrived, and I apologise for that."
"The alarm was intended to detect people being used as hosts for powerful demons." She regards me suspiciously. "Do you know why it might have reacted to you?"
"Are you familiar with the Green Lantern Corps?"
"I have met our local Lantern. Neither they nor-" She wiggles her right forefinger at Hieronymous. "-whatever species he is triggered it."
"I was born here."
"Each colour has their own Embodiment; a powerful elemental creature comprised of the corresponding emotion. I have served as the host of the orange one, and though she's not currently occupying me we do maintain a link. Would that have done it?"
She nods, relaxing slightly. "Yes, that is most likely the issue."
"If you'd like to meet her, that can be arranged. For an Embodiment of Avarice, she's surprisingly quiescent at the moment. Of course, that would require that you travel to Maltus, and I know how difficult interstellar travel is when your civilisation is magic-focused."
"Yes, I noticed your concealment spells. Your world uses magic, then?"
"Yes. Not as much as I'd like, but yes. That's… Why I'm here."
"I'm curious why you wish to employ our magicians rather than those of your own home."
"We were employing those of my own home, but there's only one country that is really focused on magic, and their government just recalled them all. So we could either train up their replacements from scratch or go to one of the handful of worlds that also use magic. Lantern Hieronymous recommended his own homeworld over Zerox or M'arzz or… Anywhere else."
She nods. "Of course, I would have difficulty confirming that. As you say, travelling between the stars using magic is very difficult."
Oh? "You actually have a way to do it? The best I could come up with was opening a portal to Hell, travelling through and then punching a hole out. I've even got good enough relations with a senior demon lord that he'd probably enable it if he got a cut of the proceeds, but I haven't had time to really experiment. Is there another way?"
She looks taken aback. "Your education impresses me. Most visitors regard magic as a source of wonder or amusement rather than a serious technological path for an advanced civilisation. In answer to your question, yes, though we have not yet reached the point of taking our knowledge beyond the theoretical. Hell could indeed be used as you describe, but my thought is that the Dreaming would be safer."
I shake my head. "I've been through a dreamstorm. I wouldn't recommend it for a large inanimate object. And I don't think that Morpheus would approve of his realm being used as a shipping lane. Have you considered-?" I know that it was a Mother of Mercy induced hallucination, but from what I've been able to tell the theory is sound. "Artificially expanding the worldsphere? Or artificially joining two separate ones? I had a team researching the possibility but that's been closed down as well."
She leans forward. "Do you have their records?"
"Some of them, and I'd be happy to share, but I fear that I've gotten off-topic."
Actually….
I raise my right hand and transmute copies of… Just about everything. Professor Sephtian's books, the Dream research, what the Atlanteans on Maltus worked out, my own notes… And deposit them on the floor.
"A token of my esteem, one researcher to another. I'm not sure how useful it will be to you, but I do hope that it will be some."
A couple of servants approach to gather them up as the queen nods. "I shall look forward to examining them. But as you say, to return to the topic: why do you need to replace your researchers so swiftly?"
"We're involved in a rather large war. Using magic in certain ways has given us a very useful edge, and while I think we'll win anyway, a great many more people would die doing it."
"And I take it that those you fight are black-hearted villains?"
"My last mission against them involved rescuing people before their brains could be cut out to use as computers. Our foes -the Reach- habitually mind control and then exterminate those they conquer, while we recreate extinct species whose worlds we liberate. You can confirm that with your local Green Lantern, who should be able to access the reports we send to Oa. Or I can convey you to Maltus to speak with anyone you want there."
She smiles. "You make them sound like the most black-hearted villains in all the galaxy."
"No, that's still Darkseid and Apokolips. But they're trying really hard."
She looks thoughtful. "Tell me, are you married?"
"Affianced." I shrug. "Sorry. If you're thinking about a marriage alliance with the Corps, ah… I'm not sure that it's a good idea. Clarissi Dox considers emotion a weakness, Illustres Xor is happily married, Senior Lantern Ragnar only cares about fighting and no one else is really notable enough."
"I am more concerned with a man's character than his rank. Who amongst your fellow Lanterns stands out to you for their valour and heroism?"
"Most of my Lanterns are from a species of insectoids with seven sexes. Ah. But if you wanted me to select one as a model of heroism…"
7th May 2013
03:22 GMT
"Alan, I know it hasn't really come up before, but how would you feel about…? Dating?"
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Shame he doesn't have the love stick anymore because all he would need is another ring and a gaudy hat. If he's going to pimp out Alan he should look the part.
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Next chapter starts with "I'm flattered, Paul, really, but I don't play for that team."
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Don't let appearances fool you.
Fir all you know that throne could be some kind of powerful magical object.
That's what happens when the women you're around tend to either look like supermodels or are literal gods.
Yeah, given magic is rare in this setting, most may just think that they're primitives that are easy to conquer.
"me, we do"
"Your"
Wonder why he didn't choose Mars.
Granted, with their civilization basically restructuring itself, they may need all the sorcerers they can get.
Plus, with Mother of Mercy finishing her work on the core, they now may be able to return vegetation to the surface.
Which is kind of a stupid thing to do when the tool you use relies on emotions.
Granted, he may not use it that much.
Some say marriage is the greatest fight.
Not surprising that he wouldn't necessarily think that his Lanterns are models for heroism, since greed usually isn't an emotion you'd assign to heroism.
Well, I guess the ancient versions of heroes could have that as a prominent trait.
A lot of them were also assholes.
Alan: What did you do this time?!
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YOU HAVE KNOWN THE QUEEN FOR LESS THAN AN HOUR. What if she has a band of assassins at her beck and call, hidden from the nonmagical public records you'd be able to scan? Or what if her world gets purged by faeries from the far future!
Paul. Dadgummit. Where did this matchmaking urge even spring from…? Is it just solving the problem of loneliness from those in your inner circle? Have you given up on Diana and Alan?
Paul. Dadgummit. Where did this matchmaking urge even spring from…? Is it just solving the problem of loneliness from those in your inner circle? Have you given up on Diana and Alan?
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It's a shame that we won't get to see the planet that was taken over by Mordru in the Renegade timeline. Also, can we get the name of the planet that Artemis rules, because I don't think anyone has mentioned it?
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Perhaps they were checking the two of you out via scrying spells to try and get a read on your character and origins. I mean, you are probably right in their uncanny valley strike zone, and Hieronymous is, well, blue.
I have to wonder if he has any arcane defences at all. I mean, surely he has something, but they might be as durable to an attack as paper, especially from his local wizards.
Well, it;'s rare that OL is so lost for words, even in his inner monologue.
It's like an advanced civilisation cosplaying as medieval. Then again, given their supposed arcane power, it may well be magitech rather can mundane scientific developments.
Perhaps magicians above a certain level of power develop certain physical quirks? Oddly coloured skin, peculiar features. I suspect you'll need a larger sample size to determine that.
That's what comes from hanging around ladies who are usually a minimum eight out of ten.
Yeah, Hieronymous really should have had something prepared to brief him with. Or at least written something down during his induction way back when.
Ah, the Ophidian link. Yeah, I suppose to many arcane senses, he'd look like some manner of daemonhost.
I mean, it's not impossible they have multiple sapient species on one world. Especially given how otherwise RPG-like this place is.
So ultimately not a danger, just an annoyance. Presumably the ward would have to be reset anytime he goes past it.
I'll bet they noticed his tattoos. Being basically invisible to arcane scanning and scrying would definitely be noted.
Ah, well, there's the rub...
And really, even if the Atlanteans do get permission to continue serving, best to have alternates.
Still safer than Warhammer 40k's equivalent. At least this Hell is willing to tolerate transits.
And OL sucks his breathe in through his teeth. That might be a step too far.
A pity dolmen gates require functioning thaumospheres to connect. Imagine if they were able to develop a magical Stargate equivalent.
Yes, negotiations. Though I'm sure magical knowledge would make a good payment option.
Dangit, OL. Do you realise how much those would have been worth in trade?
Ah, good point. Different magical systems, they might not be able to adapt any of it.
...You could say that.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. But they might only believe so much.
True, compared to them, the Reach are rookies.
Ah, Xor tied the knot? Good for him.
I mean, the 'seven sexes' thing doesn't really rule that out, but I do suspect she'd like something a bit more physically compatible.
...Goddammit, OL. You'll have half of Themyscira on your ass about messing with the Dialan ship.
It seems a bit sudden, I suppose, but really, how many suitable Lanterns does he know personally well enough to ask something like this? Who aren't also already taken, biologically incompatible or simply not her type? And perhaps getting a Lantern on-world who isn't Hieronymous may be for the best. The fellow seems a little... Unreliable.
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of the handful of worlds
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Preety sure this is a recent retcon, from an era of comics Zoat doesn't like
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By giving them to her he proves that he has some access to magical resources and that he can deliver them.
Unless she can alter her body.
And the other half wondering why he didn't suggest them.
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He's from the forties and knows that the SI's in a happy relationship. It wouldn't even occur to him that that could be what he's suggesting.
Jay tried setting him up with people a few times too.
No, I think that's okay.
Thank you, corrected.
No.
It wasn't named in the comic, either.
Thank you, corrected.
I really wish DC would stop trying to make Alan Scott, a man who was happily married twice and had two children through heterosexual intercourse, gay. Literally anyone else in the JSA is a better gay ray target.
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Wait, why is he trying to pimp out Alan if the thought is that the Queen would want a marriage alliance? He isn't associated with the Orange Lantern Corps. And wasn't he against unnecessary political engagements?
He already gave them records of some really advanced magical research and the negotiations are just beginning.
The Illustres really has some weird thought processes.
He already gave them records of some really advanced magical research and the negotiations are just beginning.
The Illustres really has some weird thought processes.
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oh shit sorry. delete inc
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And the other half going «Γιατί όχι και τα δύο;»
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Because Alan is physically in his prime, and when the SI thought 'most heroic Lantern' Alan's was the first name that came to mind.
Because he wants her to want it.
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As a level 20 Cleric when I say "my god is with me" it is in no way metaphorical or hyperbolic.
How very 40K of him.
Given their magic tech base there is an outside chance she actually knows who that is.
Have been wondering how he was getting on. And whether he has bothered to put together a Blue Central Battery yet.
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You'd think he'd know Paul enough by now to know that he can jump to some pretty weird places.
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The planet she rules has never been named. She only appeared in a couple comics.
She's not bad looking. The only real "issue", such as it is, is that in a lot of images she has a severe looking face. But that's mostly because in most images I've found of her she's dealing with Heironymous, who even if I knew nothing at all about him I would still immediately peg as a pathetic little sleazeball.
Some of the only other info on her . . .
Her planet has "vast magical wealth".
Her and her people mate for life and she has been waiting centuries to find her perfect mate.
Ted Kord managed to seduce her, but he was just using her for sex and had no interest in an actual relationship. When she found out she turned him into a chipmunk.
EDIT: Oh, and here's what Heironymous looks like.
She's not bad looking. The only real "issue", such as it is, is that in a lot of images she has a severe looking face. But that's mostly because in most images I've found of her she's dealing with Heironymous, who even if I knew nothing at all about him I would still immediately peg as a pathetic little sleazeball.
Some of the only other info on her . . .
Her planet has "vast magical wealth".
Her and her people mate for life and she has been waiting centuries to find her perfect mate.
Ted Kord managed to seduce her, but he was just using her for sex and had no interest in an actual relationship. When she found out she turned him into a chipmunk.
EDIT: Oh, and here's what Heironymous looks like.
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Alan is nothing like good enough to do that. He might get to the point -if he found someone he thought would make a good Blue Lantern- of trying to see if any of the Guardians or Controllers were interested in switching teams, but that's a 'maybe'.
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Poor Koriand'r I guess. Shame too, she seemed like she took well to the Blue when she tried it.
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The Legion of Superheroes member White Witch also has that antennae thing going for her.
While she was trained in magic on Zerox, which may or may not be Gemworld transported into the universe, she's Naltorian, who as a rule don't have antennae growing out of their eyes either, looking perfectly human.
I think it's just a fashion statement, honestly, like really long eye lash extensions.
While she was trained in magic on Zerox, which may or may not be Gemworld transported into the universe, she's Naltorian, who as a rule don't have antennae growing out of their eyes either, looking perfectly human.
I think it's just a fashion statement, honestly, like really long eye lash extensions.
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Remember, this version of Paul is a goldfish, he'll forget caution or what he's working on the moment something shiny catches his eye.