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With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

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Igloo's are actually harder then you'd think to make. The Block construction tends to need snow of a particular consistency to reliable form, that you then cut to shape place then grout with snow.

You'd likely do better with a Quinzhee , which is a mound of snow you pile, mix, let settle, then excavate the center out of for use as a shelter. Faster to make, and intended as shorter term shelter rather then semi permanent habitation like an Igloo.

Either will do for a shelter, but don't work on significant sizes because of the structural limits of snow and ice. A friend of mine had one collapse on him, the pressure was enough to burst the blood vessels in his eyes before they managed to dig him out. Needless to say they didn't do it right.

Anyway, so long as you have snow enough to insulate the interior, and a few warm bodies to provide heat, they'll do just fine for temperatures. Do Recommend excavating a small section at the bottom, to allow cold air to pool as it sinks, away from where you intend to rest.
 
CrazyNoVa said:
Considering Paul is a prince, he probably has the authority to do stuff like this on Themiscira.
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Also, some of them have directly called him a demigod more than once, and he seems to have given up on correcting them (plus, he's done a fair bit of religiously-significant stuff), which at least grants him the authority to be listened to. In the case of Faora, they're likely familiar with her general sort of psychosis (so she isn't going to fool them), even if the specific crimes she committed are rather extreme.
 
Not to be pedantic, but OL does have a HUGE database on his ring. It will have something simple he can whip up out of local materials for shelter.
Lately it seems like everyone forgot just how bullshit power rings are. He can rearrange shit at the atomic level, and/or below that in some cases.
 
Darko said:
Though he is considered to be a Herald of Hephaestaean, so he honestly may be more highly ranked than the royals.
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Last we saw the Amazons weren't exactly thrilled with him what with dragging their island into the godsrealm to use as a defensive meatshield.
 
Vaermina said:
Last we saw the Amazons weren't exactly thrilled with him what with dragging their island into the godsrealm to use as a defensive meatshield.
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That was the act of the Olympians, not Paul.

And they've been dealing with their gods for millenia, so one more irritating thing isn't that big.
 
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