I love it when a plan comes together. But it's still early and there are so many unknowns.
Rip didn't seem real happy about beebopping into a hive again.
Who knew our guys would be accepting a mission from the Madracom? Geron, of course. Everything in its own proper time.
The Earth and the entire universe are at stake.
A probability manipulator and skwish machine. Now what is the probability of that?
Oh, and boogeymen too.
Browbeat, Robin, Nicholas, Ragal, Casper... This one will be jam packed.
Callum seems doomed to be a Cassandra, knowing the truth but unable to make anyone believe him.
I hope this re-education isn't an unpleasant experience.
Many people will exhibit some minor aspects of sociopathy.
In another light, as disturbing as sociopaths are, they provide us with endless entertainment.
Will's ability to be unnoticed is a lot like being invisible, a useful little trick.
I wonder who these other travelers are and why they are coming there. Did the spirit protecting this place bring them there to help it in it's task?
Quite an intriguing start, Geron.
As expected, the confidentiality issues frustrated Mac until Aaron got him the medical proxy.
One would imagine the extreme changes involved in the shifting of forms would initiate bone mending. I wonder if this is the first time any of them have experienced a broken bone?
Callum comes face to face with the results of a hundred years of deceptive propaganda. If his own mother isn't receptive, trying to convince others would seem a hopeless task and might be highly dangerous.
As I surmised from his experience with Rym, the interrogation was simple and foolproof. Callum passed. They seem surprised he wants to go home. He truly loves his mother.
The idea of changing the course of this conflict alone seems impossible.
Rym will lead him to the front. It cab only deepen the bond they share.