> > If the government is informed, there will be one answer and one answer only. Governments aren't in the business of looking for alternatives.
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> That doesn't answer why the LL has a right to make decisions for the whole planet.
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They're trusted to solve problems so the govt doesn't have to get involved. If the govt does get involved, they have to assume it's something the LL can't handle, and they'd go heavy handed.
> > Sir Mumphrey Wilton, Dancer, CSFB!...those that have some ability to affect change in the Parodyverse (Faite remains neutral, and Lara doesn't count because she's not from the Parodyverse).
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> It's an interesting idea. What does the LL's tactical and intelligence advisor Yuki think about the threat assessment, though? What preparations is she making?
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Yuki would wake up Danny to give him a fighting chance. She believes that even if the Chronicler is right, he's not particularly dangerous just yet. Plus she would ask the next most cosmic person she knows...Lara...who would tell her it's entirely possible that the Chronicler's threats are what *cause* Danny to become The Moderator.
> > But it would go beyond his immediate authority to take it away wouldn't it?
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> The Chronicler's power levels and authority have never been fully mapped.
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Noted.
> > > There there would be war in heaven.
> > Which would be bad. I guess.
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> Let's see what happens in the RR.
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I haven't yet thought of a place to enter the tale.
