Uncle Sam does not, technically, have any formal legal authority in America.
And when she really became the head of state, she led to a major humanitarian disaster, the collapse of the country, the death of 90% of the population and the destruction of almost all other races on the territory of Eques.
I mean with the growing importance of understanding magic for law enforcement and just general study, Zatana could just work as a consultant for any agency or Laboratory. Also she wants to be a stage magician, besides an understanding of business logistics, higher education is basically meaningless to her.
Ah yeah, seems to be that. I mostly read on my phone, but I checked on my laptop and it shows up fine there.
There are reasons why I don't like Gen 5. Opaline Arcana makes no sense. Her being able to do that makes no sense. Twilight's actions make no sense. The Equestrian population's actions make no sense...
That's a relief.
I disagree here. Considering how bad the Twalight is as a ruler and how susceptible she is to magical thinking, such a terrible decision makes sense. There is almost no information about the actions of the Equestria populations.
Twilight making a stupid decision, certainly. Twilight saying 'if you can't be friends then you can't have magic', not so much.
With the settlement of the pegasi everything is okay because they are simply the descendants of those who lived in Cloudsdale - a city where all newborn non-pegasi were
Best would be to bribe them for the information.
Where was their food coming from?
Equestria has nationwide weather management. Literally everyone encounters pegasus ponies.
Oh, I'm not giving that a pass either, but that was after I stopped watching due to School of Nonsense.
No, the existence of Skyros (pony Zeist) makes no sense either, it just wasn't relevant to the cartoon until G5. Remember the alternate timeline where Nightmare Moon took over and made it night across the entire planet for several years? And didn't seem to have any trouble from a city of alicorns?
It's not like Celestia would tell her.
Wait. If there's no magic, how are the clouds still stuck together? And if the pegasus ponies couldn't fly, wouldn't they just fall to the ground and die?
Did you ever hear the story of the City Skyros of alicorns? It is not a story Celestia would tell you-
Better for it sure, but that still wouldn't be the truth, just whatever it thought they wanted to hear, which would be 'yes, you got all of us, good job'.
...That's a significant number of worms. I wonder if it's a generally organised group or if each one is individually assuming they're the only one doing this... It would be amusing if each and every one of them thought they were alone in this plan.
To be fair, do you know what they were getting out of these deals? Just an easier time gaining office? More skill in navigating political minefields, perhaps? Discreet amounts of cash, maybe...
Eh, depends on how deeply they ascribed to the tenets of the order.
Finding out just how many colleagues may be involved in this is probably a bit of a shock. Or worse, he's concerned for any of his less-legal interests being exposed.
Yeah, I have no doubt at least one person in office is doing something of that sort. Just based on statistical likelihoods...
Ah, good, the 'subtle' guy is here.
Jury's still out on whether that's better than being demon cultists or not. Depends on the quid-pro-quo of the setup, I guess.
At least they have a clear captured example to point to.
At least, that's the assumption. Not that it's likely to be anything else, given what they saw during their visit with Uncle Sam.
But running off simplest logical cause and effect, it'd be the top man (or woman) in each office. Maybe a staffer got them set up, but once it's done...
Ah, not in the best shape? Lingering after-effects of everything in the past year, or...
Which could result in injured cops, or worse.
They're more the sledgehammer to the Team's scalpel.
...wat.
...I don't think their big change of heart is very well-known, OL...
Which was a heck of a coup for him and OL, but still...
I'm guessing the League hasn't felt the need to publish a press release about it.
Still amazed that worked, but having folks in snake-themed gear wandering around DC probably isn't the greatest look.
Admittedly, their overall infrastructure would be improving conditions, I guess?
Especially after stuff like the 'deputised super-villains' thing during the Anti-Life.
Sounds like they'll need to call in Blaze or Mist...
Not sure how much use any testimony will be, but getting some information out of it would be a good move.
And if it doesn't, it soon will.
...gaaaah.
Wait, no...
Please tell me this isn't a matter/anti-matter thing.
At leat it wasn't too energetic.
At least she'll know better for next time, assuming they can catch another one in the act.
"accept them"
To my, very limited, understanding, magic itself isn't gone, just pony (possibly "person") magic (and we know from Twilight's holo-message that pre-existing magical items remained active/reactivated with the return of pony magic) so it's possible that the clouds were distinct enough from the people pushing them (and considering multiple species have the "can physically interact with clouds" magic that's plausible) and I think that the loss of magic was at least somewhat gradual, so they probably had time to realize that staying there was untenable before more than a few dozen ponies died.
Thank you, corrected.
