Not always, no. Not when they're also fighting you, and your morals prevent you from actually taking advantage of their meatshieldyness because they're pregnant and you don't want to cause a miscarriage.
1 he can pull a Superman with dynamite. 2 you are assuming it would explosively release said energy. Or using super speed he could pull it off her waste and itch it into orbit quite easily. 2 he goes for the depowered pregnant woman instead of the active threat subduing his ally. That's straight up retarded. He then acts like talking is a free action instead of using super speed and strength to remove ursa once he decides to go for her. He's acting like he got intellect drained
Ah, OL. Watching an operation from afar is always so troubling compared to being there on the ground, isn't it? Especially when you know you can't race to their aid the instant you become aware of their need for aid...
Visiting Karkarath to make sure they're ready to receive the full deployment of the prisoners, eh? At least they'll have plenty of help soon before things get wet.
Oh, hell. The Dominators have tech capable of jamming Ring transmissions in the Xudar system? That's not going to ease OL's paranoia any.
Not just the Xudar system, if Mother of Mercy isn't answering. The Dominators have to know blocking the data feeds of Green lantern Rings will draw attention from OA...
So it's only Xudar and Timaron being scrambled? Or their entire region of space, perhaps.
No concern for the others from him, of course. The Illustres is managing the matter, so it's none of his concern.
Oh, right, he was talking to someone. Focus, OL.
Yes, but they were all bad. No-one that will really be missed.
Hopefully the Amazons can handle Faora, or Themyscira might be in for some cultural trouble.
Eh, bringing them here will be necessary anyway. Better to get that out of the way before you go haring off.
The question is whether people will follow that signage and if anyone will start trouble once they arrive at the colony site.
Better to do the one-way tunnel approach. Last thing you need is to pull some unfortunate person here and possibly give them superpowers from the exposure.
Making it a receiver terminal instead of a transmitter is also a good move. Even if the kryptonians do manage to work out how it works, they won't be able to leave without an external site opening the link.
I imagine more than a few are considering how they can get free of this confinement. Whether out of paranoia or simple thuggery.
Ah, right, Kaldur will need to be brought up to speed on the current issues.
What are they going to do? Try to leave? They can't fly far enough to get offworld. At most, some might go and get themselves real lost. Nam-Ek will almost certainly sequester himself apart from the others...
They'll have to be. Worst case, the smart ones can knock the rest into line.
Ah, yes. He's realised the big problem OL didn't mention outright. 'Grabbed karsta for something' is definitely not the expected status.
I bet he's already getting dirty looks from those stuck in proximity to him.
Helpful. Every second saved in this situation is vital, after all.
...Sadly, I doubt they would have needed much in the way of nudging for the latter to be true.
Especially if she added a little psychic nudge to their perceptions to cover up any slight inconsistencies.
Ah, the joy of doing work you don't really know enough about to be sure of.
Probably not, but it'll take time to spin up the zeta tube anyway.
I can't see it being anything other than cataclysmic. Like every disaster movie all at once. Cyclone-force winds, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. And unless you had a high enough elevation, not much of a view of any of it.
More chance of Krypton's core spontaneously stabilising itself than that happening.
And hope the Team can keep things stable here until all the new colonists have left...
'Faora'
'half-lives'
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Thank you, corrected.
I think Zoat once mentioned that scribe that got a ring.
I went with the story from Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, but I'm not strongly committed to it and it probably won't come up again. In that version, four Green Lanterns got their rings at about the same time.
Ah yes, the first person to receive a power ring was not the first lantern. Very poetic that a scribe made the first construct. Emerald Knights was decent.
"carries"
This has to be Hal Jordan. And it's good to see he's actually been pushing himself more since OL came along. Though he's not wrong about the challenges of maintaining focus during boring stuff. The average human brain is not really wired for that.
That'll be Ursa, then. Hopefully trying to leave without attracting more trouble on herself.
It still stopped you from being smashed out of the air or even being reduced to chunky salsa, depending on how hard and fast she hit...
Pity he didn't take one lesson of OL's to heart: Real material ammunition, not constructs, because dividing his focus like that is not helping.
AS we've seen, Clark is having his own problems. Hal's gonna have to show why he made Honour Guard.
At least he got that lesson: Never be afraid to call for backup.
She might not even know what it is, but the fact it's tethered to Hal must be important, right?
That only worked because you caught her off guard and she hasn't really powered up yet, Hal.
Ah, that 'Oh shit, that's..!' energy. And know she's actually going to be a challenge.
And a blast like that isn't going to be affected by something like a mirror coating either. That's not going to be heat and light alone...
...That's a stream of plasma. Goddamn, kryptonians are busted when they can bypass stuff like energy capacity limits.
At least Mitchell knows the benefit of a precise shot at the right place and time. And Hal, she's not underage. She's older than Wonder Woman's civilisation. She's just inexperienced. Good to see he's still wary of that, though.
Until she fills her organelles to capacity. At which point she'd give Superman at full strength a run for his money.
Violet Lantern Rings not really being suited to complex constructs, alas...
Ah, the classic shonen issue: Making plans within earshot of your enemy. Those familiar with 'Naruto' will know that problem well.
Thin, nested layers, missy. Conserves charge and gives you fallbacks when...
Dammit, the problem with a high-energy discharge weapon attached to your eyeballs. Sudden chances of facing mean sudden changes of angle of fire.
Anything to keep her occupied until he can get the sunstone out of her hands, Hal. As for the Dominators, they already have someone on the ground. It's just a matter of whether they're in contact...
I'm sure he'd be happy to know you're missing him...
And know we see the jammign from the inside. Annoying, isn't it?
As i Said before, that jamming capability is going to get attention from Oa once they find out. Perhaps they'll actually do something about them now.
It's times like this I wonder why no Lantern experiencing that hasn't just smirked and reformed the construct instantly because it's all a matter of thought. But then I remember they do suffer feedback from damaged or destroyed constructs....
I hope it's at least firing real energy blasts, not construct bullets...
Ah, good. She's getting high on the newfound power. Sadly, I don't think she's going to be easy to talk down.
And now she's annoyed at you, Hal. Off to a great start.
And Hal's gonna keep antagonising her, isn't he?
Hopefully she keeps to physical attacks. Last thing they need is two sources of heat vision running amok.
I just realized this should say 'Match'.
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Oh, so he's jamming their FTL sensors too? Or the local planetary authorities are? I hadn't thought that was so easy given that IIRC the fighting with the Reach involves FTL sensors.
Depends on if absorbing his power means she now has Kryptonian physiology and is now absorbing external radiation to empower herself, or if she just absorbed all the solar energy Superman has stored up and has a limited battery that she's burning through.
FTL sensors might be able to pick up a spaceship in space, but may struggle to detect individual humans in the atmosphere of a planet.
I'm not sure that her culture has that idea (or at least not as it applies to people able to understand the concept), given that she's encouraging Arisia's pursuit of Hal. She's over three thousand years old, though, so if Hal were told that, he might say that he's too young for her.
Thank you, corrected.
