Honestly, seems like time to raid hell for more expendable troops.
Yes they should and thank you for doing so, honestly relieved.
We all miss him. What happened was an act of pure monstrosity. No wonder Paul went down a dark road after that.
That's what I said. Yep. Her.
Thank you, fixed.
Thank you, corrected.
Much as I'd like to claim it was something like that, I got into a HoIIV OWB pony playthrough and then it was two and a half hours later.
It should say 'they'.
He already displayed some New God-like abilities, right? Refining those abilities would definitely be nice.
Amazed he could smell anything over the uric acid, eh? Seriously, tanneries stink something fierce! Then again, he doesn't sound happy...
His God-head seeing through an illusion? Helpful. Brut's a good boy.
Huh. I suppose that's one way to discourage investigation. Use literal shit and piss to cover it up.
Heh. Amusing on a meta level. You have to wonder what form his Godname would take, though.I get the feeling there would be hissing and scales involved...
Still, handy that he can just bash apart spellcraft like that. The next part is likely to be nasty, however...
Great, so they're basically diving down a sewer drain. An absurdly large sewer, no less. Videogame cliches for the win.
Oh, boy... And the Sheeda do have access to Apokoliptian technology, though I doubt it would deign to activate for them.
Planning ahead, I see. Looks like he's learnt something from Batman;s lectures.
Love that logic. It's on the level of "We're surrounded? Good! Charge!"
I suspect it's more the effect of a dark place with no end in sight. The same sort of thing you get in deep water where you can't see the bottom.
Joy? This is work, Canis. This is OL's Day Job: Saving lives and smiting fools.
Come now, don't you remember the games of Unnatural Selection? All manner of things excite OL. But fighting? Not one of them. Because it's a waste of time and resources.
Canis, please. He's British. One of the few British things he's good at is reserved behaviour.
Wheeee! Hell of a roller coaster!I swear, if there's some manner of spider-like beasts carrying the people...
Damn, more magical defences? How paranoid are these Sheeda-spawn?
Might have made a mess of anyone without magical protection or forcefields. Like, say, the average Witch Hunter.
OL, no. The Lichen is not suitable for repurposing. Stop that right now.
But something had to have laid the traps... You've got more than Spine Riders running around down here, it seems.
Oh, goddammit...
Argh! OL, no! You stop making plans to make use of the rampantly aggressive extra-normal biohazard right now, man!
...Goddammit, Canis...
Please don't switch sides, please don't switch sides...Well, at least the Father Box they apparently have hasn't been helping them any.
Of course, the settlers probably consider themselves the first line of warning of any attack from that direction. And the lands in the other direction may be less hospitable.
More likely the organic equivalent of simple programming or AI, set to simple tasks but possessing the ability to coordinate with others.
That's almost guaranteed, judging by the way they've been acting.
...And they know you're coming. Couldn't have smacked that one with your rod, dog-boy? <facepalm>
Probably something gruesome. Let's hope there aren't actually any Grues down there.
He turns as his claws scrabble...
Completely understandable, I think. There's always "One more turn..." or "One more quest..."
Amazed he could smell anything over the uric acid, eh? Seriously, tanneries stink something fierce! Then again, he doesn't sound happy...
His God-head seeing through an illusion? Helpful. Brut's a good boy.
Huh. I suppose that's one way to discourage investigation. Use literal shit and piss to cover it up.
Heh. Amusing on a meta level. You have to wonder what form his Godname would take, though.I get the feeling there would be hissing and scales involved...
Still, handy that he can just bash apart spellcraft like that. The next part is likely to be nasty, however...
Great, so they're basically diving down a sewer drain. An absurdly large sewer, no less. Videogame cliches for the win.
Oh, boy... And the Sheeda do have access to Apokoliptian technology, though I doubt it would deign to activate for them.
Planning ahead, I see. Looks like he's learnt something from Batman;s lectures.
Love that logic. It's on the level of "We're surrounded? Good! Charge!"
I suspect it's more the effect of a dark place with no end in sight. The same sort of thing you get in deep water where you can't see the bottom.
Joy? This is work, Canis. This is OL's Day Job: Saving lives and smiting fools.
Come now, don't you remember the games of Unnatural Selection? All manner of things excite OL. But fighting? Not one of them. Because it's a waste of time and resources.
Canis, please. He's British. One of the few British things he's good at is reserved behaviour.
I swear, if there's some manner of spider-like beasts carrying the people...
Damn, more magical defences? How paranoid are these Sheeda-spawn?
Might have made a mess of anyone without magical protection or forcefields. Like, say, the average Witch Hunter.
OL, no. The Lichen is not suitable for repurposing. Stop that right now.
But something had to have laid the traps... You've got more than Spine Riders running around down here, it seems.
Oh, goddammit...
Argh! OL, no! You stop making plans to make use of the rampantly aggressive extra-normal biohazard right now, man!
...Goddammit, Canis...
Well, at least the Father Box they apparently have hasn't been helping them any.
Of course, the settlers probably consider themselves the first line of warning of any attack from that direction. And the lands in the other direction may be less hospitable.
More likely the organic equivalent of simple programming or AI, set to simple tasks but possessing the ability to coordinate with others.
That's almost guaranteed, judging by the way they've been acting.
...And they know you're coming. Couldn't have smacked that one with your rod, dog-boy? <facepalm>
Probably something gruesome. Let's hope there aren't actually any Grues down there.
Ah, working with Canis is always such a treat, isn't it? His.. unique.. outlook on life brings us such fascinating insights... Still, at least they're on the trail. Let's hope they don't pull a Solo and run into more than they can handle.
He turns as his claws scrabble...
Godspeech in a Paragon segment? How rare!
Completely understandable, I think. There's always "One more turn..." or "One more quest..."
