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Demonreach, Ley lines, and Harry's connection
Second Aristh:
--- Quote from: Basil on September 09, 2021, 05:35:34 PM ---I can't believe I had not made the connection between the fact that the Denarians used the Ley Line coming out of Demonreach to power the prison they made for Ivy. They used the magical "Hawking Radiation" from the prison to make another prison. Clever. We knew that Ivy was powerful, but now I think I should raise her up a bit. I had kind of put her on a level just above the Senior Council, now I wonder if she needs to be above the Winter/Summer Ladies.
Also, I'm wondering how scary the place on the Never Never side of Demonreach must be. Is it Biblical Hell? That would be the closest analogy, right? Both are the primary prisons of the damned in their respective planes.
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Harry and Luccio have a conversation about Ivy's relative power level in SmF, I think. The White Council puts her around the level of the Summer/Winter Lady, but Harry thinks it's an underestimate. My impression is that Ivy might not have the sheer power of the Ladies, but much better control. Not to mention the soft power of that much information.
Mira:
--- Quote from: Second Aristh on September 09, 2021, 10:55:04 PM ---Harry and Luccio have a conversation about Ivy's relative power level in SmF, I think. The White Council puts her around the level of the Summer/Winter Lady, but Harry thinks it's an underestimate. My impression is that Ivy might not have the sheer power of the Ladies, but much better control. Not to mention the soft power of that much information.
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But not in that point of time, Ivy was still a child, on one hand she could play the part of the cold Archive, but in many aspects in reality she was a very young child with a child's emotional needs.
Kincaid understood that, as did Harry, but at the same time they both were clueless as to how to meet those needs without screwing up the delicate balance between the Archive and it's host.
Ed0517:
--- Quote from: Mira on September 07, 2021, 10:51:57 PM ---
The classic Trek "City on the Edge of Tomorrow," was a very good time travel. They come upon a device that makes time travel possible to observe. McCoy goes back by accident, saves someone who should have died and the future of mankind is erased, Kirk and Spock go back to restore it, and of course it is very sad..
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Sorry, Trekkie nitpick - "City on the Edge of Forever"
Ed0517:
--- Quote from: Second Aristh on September 09, 2021, 10:55:04 PM ---Harry and Luccio have a conversation about Ivy's relative power level in SmF, I think. The White Council puts her around the level of the Summer/Winter Lady, but Harry thinks it's an underestimate. My impression is that Ivy might not have the sheer power of the Ladies, but much better control. Not to mention the soft power of that much information.
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In the battle of the aquarium, Ivy showed she can make a little go a long way. Cut off from a good flow, she still kicked butt. And Harry has said he was one of the 20 or 30 strongest, but he does not rate himself near that in battle. Luccio had said she didn't have Harry's power even in her old body (I think they were discussing powering a circle) and Ramirez says outright Harry is stronger than he is, and some say he might be able to take Harry. Hmmm.. how good is a Warden sword against a Soulfire construct?
Mira:
--- Quote from: Ed0517 on September 12, 2021, 04:40:46 AM ---Sorry, Trekkie nitpick - "City on the Edge of Forever"
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I knew that, sorry about that, very hard week.... :(
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