I think you need to come to some kind of emotional or philosophical realization that allows you to see how you've sinned and can then go on to Heaven.
However the constant torture makes thinking difficult.
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Yes, because Hell in DC isn't eternal.More harsh than eternal pain, suffering, and active/directed/malicious torment?
LAND OF THE FREE, BITCHES!
She's a demon, a succubus I think, that loves kn Earth and is married to an athlete.
I think she's the tutor for renegades half demon children.
Oh right... In this circumstance every very time Gloria has sex for Linda it's basically like she's being raped...
He's done so before, mostly for consultation or helping the magic school that Circe runs.Friendship is necromancy and using a soul as tattoo ink?
Interesting that Constantine is showing up now to work for Grayven.
I don't know what state they're in, but if it's New York or California, it probably was illegal. Prior to 2018, it looks like eating dog or cat was legal in 44 US states. Slaughtering them at a commercial slaughterhouse was not, and selling the meat was a mixed bag, but home preparation and consumption? Totally legal. Harder to find trustworthy answers on this than you'd think.I mean, there's no specific law against eating puppies.
…
That I know of.
Gloria lives in Britain, so...I don't know what state they're in, but if it's New York or California, it probably was illegal. Prior to 2018, it looks like eating dog or cat was legal in 44 US states. Slaughtering them at a commercial slaughterhouse was not, and selling the meat was a mixed bag, but home preparation and consumption? Totally legal. Harder to find trustworthy answers on this than you'd think.
Same. I mean, I can enjoy it when it isn't too blatant, but that's not every time.Ugh, I hate how I used to like Renegade butbit turnes to shit for me with the further inclusion of MLP. Just soured the whole thing.
Ah, the chapter mentioning the FBI threw me off. I didn't consider the internationality of this possession facilitation.
Who?Huh. Gray&Arty did a sort of a Rex&M. G Thing, come to think of it.
Guess you shouldn't have pulled down the Queen's statue, then.
Guess you shouldn't have pulled down the Queen's statue, then.
And other parts of Europe.
genuinely likes the place and harbours me no ill feeling. Which is somewhat weird,
A hero from Tamaran's doomed fight with the Citadel now rejuvenated with the help of the Unmen might be just what Tamaranean politics wants.
"I have a sister, if you so desire?"
Which is an insult to Koriand'r
Then again, he's not going to stoop to species prejudice, no matter how warranted.
You history is your grandfather, great uncles and aunts and the rest of your house
Should be 'Komand'r'.
One of two.. that you know of, Renegade... But then, he hasn't really engaged with the Lantern side of things at all, has he? Too busy building an empire out of a hive of scum and villainy. Can't wait to see him finally meet Sinestro-16 either.Veganism
1st September 2012
14:01 GMT
I smile as the Justice League taskforce walk or fly through the boom tube. There were a… Wide variety of places where we could have done this, but after some consideration I decided that the Orange Lantern Corps headquarters was the best place for it. Few things say 'I'm powerful and on my home turf' like having one of two Central Power Batteries in the universe standing in the background.
Ah, Batman's playing the 'trust but verify' card, eh? Not unexpected where the Renegade is concerned.Scott and Barda are joining in, naturally. The League trust Scott to discover if the people in my domain are 'unfree' as Bruce just doesn't have the required knowledge on alien societies and J'onn knows perfectly well that Lynne could make him think that Apokolips was a liberal democracy. Which is probably why they've both gone to Rashashoon instead.
Just because hush tubes are difficult to detect doesn't mean I can't detect you.
Well, she was officially his sidekick. Until she suddenly became an order of magnitude older than him. Wonder how his meta-physique's coming along, since he accepted the whole awakening deal... Didn't he? It's been a while...Kal-El's here as well, because we're going to need his muscle. And because the League are quite rightly confident that he could take me in a fight. Me or.. other me, I suppose. Arnus is here to check our legal systems and enforcement processes. Oliver is here because he's trying to keep tabs on Artemis. In a… Concerned family friend sort of way, not in a 'she's a threat to the universe' sort of way.
...Wow, that's a hell of a bar. Imagine being that low on someone's list...Though I suppose that when we were in the far future, Earth was the universe. Darn, I had an opportunity to kill everyone in the universe and feel somewhat morally justified and I didn't take it. I could literally have been the last man in the universe.
And there wouldn't have been any sheep.
That's good to hear, at least. Captain Comet's a nice guy, it's good to see him back in the world.And Adam Blake -looking far healthier than he was last time he was here- is joining in because he genuinely likes the place and harbours me no ill feeling. Which is somewhat weird, but… Actually nice. Someone who's actually experienced the universe thinks that what I've done-. What I've admitted doing, is at least justifiable if not actually good. His telepathy hasn't really recovered from what the First did to him, but his telekinesis is stronger than ever. Cranius does good work, when he maintains his focus.
And what human man wouldn't pass up a chance to date a beautiful orange space babe? Or a handsome orange space hunk, if they prefer.And Komand'r has flown forward to greet him personally because apparently standing in line isn't really a Tamaranean thing, and with me abandoning her for Luna and Duke Oswin preferring his own species she's a bit stuck for suitably armigerous men. A hero from Tamaran's doomed fight with the Citadel now rejuvenated with the help of the Unmen might be just what Tamaranean politics wants.
Ah, Patrick 'Eel' 'Plastic Man' O'Brien. Depending on the writer, a complete joke or a holy terror. Or both at the same time.Dinah's here for Artemis as well. And Patrick heard about the 'orange swimsuit model' thing and decided to tag along. I don't know how useful he'll be. I mean, it's hard to test how resilient someone is without honestly trying to kill them, I know that he's not… All that strong, his shapeshifting is somewhat irrelevant against people with advanced sensors or… Well, spaceships. Still, more Leaguers forming social bonds with Tamaraneans can only work in my favour.
"I wonder how hard I could stretch it before it breaks?" Seriously, if I were Plas, I'd feel a chill running along my wobbly spine right now.Next to me, Weaponer Lysis studies each of them with interest.
"Is that one some sort of synthetic life form?"
Not even to check on the Red Ring you made for Inspector Talbot? I'm surprised. OR does he come to you for check-ups?I smile proudly
"You never visited Earth, did you?"
"I hardly see what that has to do with anything."
And supposedly the result of being exposed to some manner of 'acid'... Earth Bullshit™, am I right?"He's human. His body is made of some sort of ultra flexible-"
"Hey Comet, when do the rest of us get an orange bikini babe?"
"-ultra stretchy material now, but he started as organically human."
And Plas just perked up. I doubt Kori is his type, though. But I still ship Kori-Grayson...Korand'r uncoils herself from Adam a little.
"I have a sister, if you so desire?"
That would be one hell of a party. We've all heard about how kinky the Renegade could get with his ring...Which is an insult to Koriand'r, as Patrick has no particular status here and would drag her slightly down. And an insult to Patrick, as Komand'r knows that and is doing it deliberately. And they'd be horribly mismatched anyway, though I know from personal experience that Koriand'r would be up for letting him experiment with his abilities. And she's experiment right back with her ring, so maybe I should nudge him in a different direction.
Well, Farm-boy, you might raise a barn, but the Renegade is an executive, he doesn't do the hard work..."Welcome to Tamaran!" I walk forwards, raising my right hand in greeting. "Thank you all for coming."
Kal-El nods. "I'm looking forward to having a look at what you've built here."
Then again, the League in this timeline hasn't had someone poking them to do things like reading briefings and threat-files... One thing OL did well in his time with the Team."Personally? Very little. Virtually all of the rebuilding has been done by the Tamaraneans themselves. I create opportunities for rebuilding." I half-turn. "This is Weaponer Diataria Lysis. She's been invaluable in bringing our fleet up to scratch."
I notice Kal-El giving her a very quick once-over with his expanded visual range. He's never dealt with any Qwardians himself, but I'm sure that he's been fully briefed on their activities. Then again, he's not going to stoop to species prejudice, no matter how warranted.
Awww, shit. Grab the popcorn, this gon' be good!"My Clarissi, Vril Dox the Second." I gesture to Komand'r. "Princess Komand'r of Tamaran. And Sub-Commander Karsta Wor-Ul."
Who's giving the impression that Kal-El is an unusually incompetent recruit at her boot camp. They've never actually-
And yes, the name's meant to rhyme with Jerry Seigel."You're kryptonian?"
"You're Seyg-El's grandson. I didn't like him either."
Yeah, Clark would feel the need to poke his nose in, just out of curiosity. Which would likely get it punched in by Karsta...He's smiling hopefully. "What are you doing here?"
We decided not to tell Superman about the cloning, because the absolute last thing I want is the Justice League hanging around here long-term. On the other hand, lying isn't an option because Diana's right there.
True, it's definitely a name to run away from. But really, how else would you name a dreadnought capable of glassing a planet?"He needs someone to control the Doomsday."
"That sounds ominous. What is it?"
Worth noting that the Renegade foiled that mission quite handily. And Diana should remember that.I make a show of looking mildly awkward, in the hope that it will reassure them to catch me out on a few things.
"You remember when the team got sent to investigate some excavation work Lex Luthor was carrying out in Texas?"
He clearly doesn't, but Diana nods.
...And who basically owns Lex Luthor? Hint, he's tall, grey and standing right there..."Turns out that when the Science Council ordered the Kryptonian Stellar Navy scuttled, Admiral Dru-Zod instead sent his flagship to some arse-end planet in the middle of nowhere. Earth, in other words. And since there wasn't much happening in Texas at the time, it buried itself there."
Kal-El's face stills.
"You're saying Lex Luthor has a kryptonian warship."
Bitch, you do not get to claim sole ownership of anything Kryptonian. There are prior claims, kiddo."No, I have a kryptonian warship because Lex Luthor works for me. It's in orbit now if you want to take a look."
"Why didn't you tell me about that sooner? Even if you wanted to keep it, that's a part of my history-."
So play nice, farm boy. That nose-punching is still on the table.Karsta's eyes narrow.
"Your history is being part of the family that ordered the fleet destroyed. You history is your grandfather, great uncles and aunts and the rest of your house scuttling the fleet that could have saved our species when the planet fell apart. You're never even been to Krypton. You never saw Kryptonian society when it still existed. It's not a part of your history at all. I'm only letting you see my ship because Grayven asked me to."
What can you say? Clearly he wanted to show his world's history in the best light. And as a member of the Science Council's family..."My family?" He frowns. "What are you talking about?"
Right, because Jor-El almost certainly didn't include that information on the data he sent Kal-El to Earth with.
...That better not be Grayven-16..."House El? The entire Science Council? The isolationist fools who-."
BOOM!
Guessing she's a bit skinnier than her Paragon counterpart because of the radiation exposure, huh? At least she's not wearing that god-awful New 52 'costume'...
Keeping in mind, she hasn't seen him in the flesh since he was a baby... And you can only get so much from photographs.
Kal-el.exe has crashed. Please reboot via percussive maintenance.She wasn't supposed to put in an appearance just yet, but best foot forward.
"This is Kara Zor-El. Your cousin."
You might want to have a think about the costume she is wearing.Guessing she's a bit skinnier than her Paragon counterpart because of the radiation exposure, huh? At least she's not wearing that god-awful New 52 'costume'...
I meant the one with the crotch-plate. That outfit is nasty, but it pales in comparison to that fashion mistake...You might want to have a think about the costume she is wearing.