Sordid Snake
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"I burned my records in protest at their cretinous lack of vision."
Good god! A Mimbari Howard Roark!
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"I burned my records in protest at their cretinous lack of vision."
You don't think the Vorlon's left Minbari undefended, do you?
Which is why she isn't immediately calling Delenn and reporting the claim so Delenn can drag Matthew in front of various technological means they have to infer things.Well the fact that he just saved her life can go a long way towards establish trust.
He would have to tell Delenn what he wanted to do for that, and then convince her that he was being truthful.Unless Delenn and Mayan pull some strings.
Or heck, he could just manufacture some documents for the building that say that the architect wanted it to be finished and have them be found by the Minbari.
But if he succeeds in his endeavors...he should be around when arguably the most infamous Dilgar ever is going to visit the station. Should be interesting...
More than interesting. "Ring, scan and manufacture a ton of the immortality serum" is absolutely something he would do. "Oh, what's that, the serum requires something to be extracted from living sophonts? I have a magic ring.". The only question is whether he'll force dose everyone on the station, and if the serum requires continuous injections (I don't think so, but I'll need to rewatch the episode).
The Dilgar War definitely happened? Are you referring to something else?...semi-relatedly, Mr. Zoat, is The Dilgar War canon background for this?
As to the documents, this isn't 21st century Earth, anything he fabricates would have to pass Minbari authentication
Yes, they're called Telepaths.Did they leave them a way to detect what species a soul taken by a Soul Hunter belongs to?
The only thing they seem to have left them to detect Shadow servants is that triangle thing that showed up on Delenn's forehead when she met Morden.
And that basically showed up a single time. The time she met a Drakh is didn't show up.
Minbar isn't 2014 Earth...And manipulating documents is somehow beyond a power rings abilities?
Come on.
They must absolutely love the ones about the monk who attained enlightenment.Because minbari humour is based on the failure to gain spiritual enlightenment, and me saying that after being elevated by a First One I wanted to go back to doing what I did before hit her funny bone.
The Dilgar War definitely happened? Are you referring to something else?
Yeah, because power rings are totally incapable of accessing advanced computer systems.Minbar isn't 2014 Earth...
What exactly is he going to manipulate? The planetary computer systems that are thousands of years more advanced then anything Power Rings have been shown capable of accessing
Reminder, both Lyta and the Vorlon were capable of picking them up.And would they be able to read the mind of a soul?
Or even know that they'd need to read it because it's a Shadow servant?
Feel free to show to Zoat rings being able to access hostile computer's of comparably advanced species.Yeah, because power rings are totally incapable of accessing advanced computer systems.
Except they can.
Unless the Minbari have magic, and I mean actual magic, not techno-mage LARPing, then there's not much that can't be accessed.
The Soul Hunters took her two hundred years ago... Not four thousand...Heck, he doesn't need to manipulate computer systems.
He can just have the architect write her plans and then use the ring to age to documents so that they appear to come from when she was alive.
I haven't read it, so no.There's a VERY lengthy and very well-done fic on Spacebattles by Lightning_Count that tells the story of the war. About...15 years ago now? It's generally regarded as canon-grade.
This is a pleasant surprise. I don't remember Paul doing this. Anyone remember when this happened?Alan's face appears. "Paul, where are you right now?"
"Tamaran, with my students. Is something happening?"
"Ah, maybe. This is.. gunna sound a bit strange, but… Did you cure Alzheimer's?
"Not that I remember."
He frowns. "I thought you-." He freezes, and then nods, laughing. "Right, right, but… Did you?"
"No. I can cure neural degeneration in a single individual easily enough, but that wouldn't undo the basic tendency of the human body to self-destruct. Why do you ask?"
"Did you give something called an 'eye drive' to the League's commercial development team?"
"Oh, yeah, back in my first year. It's supposed to protect the person using it from memory wipes. I put it together after our first fight with Psimon. I just integrate it into my armour now…"
Wait…
"But it.. might help with Alzheimer's..? Early and mid stages, anyway. It wouldn't help once things got into the later stages… Honestly, it might help with normal age-related memory loss too."
"Yeah, that's what they're telling me. Catherine's… Having a bit of an.. episode. You don't need to drop everything right now, but you should probably head to the Hall of Justice… Ah, when you can."
Huh.
"Alright, sure. Probably be a couple of hours. Can you keep her calm until then?"
"Yes, but for once she's happy that you're giving her extra work. Good work, Paul."
And his face vanishes.
Huh.
Hooray for me, I guess.
"Glad you asked." I hold out my left hand in front of us. "This-" I take two of my latest defictionalisations out of subspace. "-is an eye-drive." Not an actual eye patch like the one in Doctor Who -it needs skin contact over a larger area and M'gann couldn't work out why I wanted to block one of my eyes with it- it's designed to sit on the wearer's forehead like Seven of Nine's cyberbrow. "Human ingenuity and Martian biotechnology. It basically forms a backup of your short term memory. If anything tries to change your short term memory it compares what it's got stored with what you've got stored and uploads what you've been made to forget."
That should say 'They'.