Nope.
Did they steal that from Transformers?
Well, there are (disturbingly) always more serial killers to hunt...
They already had one powerful telepath.
"have made"
"Imagine"
I'm very curious as to how much Lyla can help and whether or not she'll ever be considered for OLC membership.
I'm guessing they just gave him a Sun Stone.
So a bunch of the former inmates just left once they were sorted out? I suppose that was an option - no need for them all to stay at the colony proper - but it does weaken the remainder...
Honestly, if the colony can't stand on its own feet against that, there's not much hope otherwise.
Little disappointing it ended so quick, but all the shooting parts were basically done.
Not right now, anyway. Once the Reach gets sorted...
And their computer systems? No, I suppose tampering there would be noticed.
That's taking a chance, given they had the time and knowledge to modify Lyla. Who's to say they haven't developed a telepath capable of unscrambling their memories in the decades since she was made?
Still curious about Ursa, too...
Ah, getting bogged down in digressions and explanations...
Though that puts a lot of trust towards the superior officer being qualified and on-task in turn, rather than mistaken or working for their own agenda.
Still hoping that Karsta actually has Ursa hidden away on board somehow.
Though while in their hands, she basically has to trust that they won't kill the golden goose that is her and her unborn child. And that's a big amount of trust for her to put in aliens.
Before she got picked up by the Dominators, yes...
So she's actually fairly lucky nothing went wrong with the augmentations all these years. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a lot more people taken alongside her and she was the only survivor of the process...
Heck, it's probably not as useful as some of the crazier ideas folks like the Sivanas could put forwards if he asked...
He's probably comfortable as he is. And maybe doesn't want to take the risk of upsetting that stable status-quo.
Playing it safe, of course. Long enough ago that the Timaronians were long gone and that the Kryptonians wouldn't notice.
To be fair, the Science Council probably wouldn't have cared by that stage.
Telepathy is always a complicating factor for things like these.
Honestly fairly sensible. If a little unconcerned with details. But then, they worked out that Zod would have done something drastic, it was just a matter of where.
Not wasting any time, I see. And that's a fairly final result for him, at least for now.
Surprised she tolerated them doing even that much. I suppose diplomacy is a bit of a game of favours, though. And doing this now makes it less likely anyone goes looking for their colony anytime soon.
Not gonna leave something like that laying around to be exploited by anyone.
Hopefully with a suitably explosive punishment for playing up.
So cutting out the middleman anyway and taking her into custody yourself.
Ah well, space legal shenanigans were fun while they lasted.
While true, functionally it's not that different than how Earth military law once was, pre-Nurenburg as opposed to post-, and it worked reasonably well right up until the Austrian corporal with the funny mustache ruined it for everyone else.
His name is Dru-Zod, not Benjamin Parker; odds are he'll be back at some point.
Not necessarily.
Thank you, corrected.
She didn't remove his organelles, she just copied them and drained his batteries. All he needs to do is get back under a yellow sun and wait for a few hours.
There was a D&D/Harry Potter crossover I read a few years ago, where the muggle police were constantly getting confused as to why hooligans broke into police stations and destroyed their computer monitors but left the computer itself unharmed. This was happening because wizard aurors charged with enforcing the Statute of Secrecy were sort of aware that computers existed but had no idea that the thing with writing on it wasn't where the writing was stored. As a result, British police had significant records of magic-related crime that they didn't remember writing, which was a bit of a giveaway.
Sounds like Harry Potter and the Natural 20.
That fic bummed me out how it sorta fizzled and died.
'Timaronian'? That's how it's said for the rest of the chapter.
'Dou-Ka'
'than'
'people's'?
That would be jolly good fun. She would be really annoying, but she didn't seem super evil.
She did make Dru-Zod attack Timaron rather than some other planet. Even if that's not considered a serious crime (which I find mildly surprising but certainly possible), I imagine that Amalak still despises her.
That was a great fic.
Thank you, corrected.
Not particularly. He just felt like he needed to explain the whole thing and the thought process behind the decision.
