Shocking news, certainly. And the gory parts... would those be in this chapter, or in this story arc (including such things as dead Exu and all)?





Probably just looking to retire to a quiet life among the truckers, I'd think. Not sure where the extra stolen shoe comes in, although if the Shoggoth becomes a part of this plotline, then it's sure to drop.





Indeed. She should meet a nice boy from the Penicillin family and settle down.





Jason still hasn't been able to track down the problem for you, eh? I admit, things are still working fine on my end. I've actually got an ipad now and the page opens near instantly, so I check in often when I'm sitting on my couch.






Right, I was thinking about that earlier... Let me see... I suppose it would depend on how necessary the government thinks having a Lair Legion actually is. Surely they could insist on staffing it with relatively unpowered individuals that they deemed as no threat, but then they wouldn't be able to call in the big guns when a Parody Master strolled into town.

Instead, I'll assume that they want a functioning Lair Legion for just such emergencies, but one that they feel they can trust and/or control.

The Silver Aegis seems like a natural choice in the absence of Epitome. The gov. likely has some questions about him that might raise red flags, but I think they'd be comfortable dealing with him over most other choices.

Al B. Harper, so they wouldn't have to actually hire him in an emergency and they're smart enough to see his value. Muffy can be tough to haggle with.

Donar, because the government seems to like powerful weapons that can level a city block just in case they ever need to make a point, as long as they're either controllable or at least predictable and unlikely to get too many ideas on their own. I think a psyche evaluation would show them that Donar's happy to get into a fight, and not at all likely to betray or turn against those rightfully in power. He'd likely walk away from the mortal's world before taking it over.

Goldeneyed, for added response time and a personality they can be comfortable with.

Dancer, because the number of personal references she has is enough to make a politician sit up and take notice... and I don't even mean that in a Spark test kind of way.

Yuki Shiro for the all-around abilities she offers, along with a personality that isn't likely to give them fits.

and Visionary, because there always needs to be somebody ready to take the blame when things go wrong.