Last thing, since you awoke the little devil in me.

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...and is simply another consideration to be taken into account when trying to write any form of realism into a scene.



I think that if we want to talk about realism, we should focus WHAT is realism.

In the last story, in the time frame of less than twenty-four hour our heroes left Mandelovia, returned to la Perdita, without calling for help where joined by the EPS (departing from Chicago), organized a batallion of metas that where never trained to fight, never the less on the harsh climate of Antarctic, traveled to the South Pole FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY A NUCLEAR SUBMARINE!

It was an hell of a story, I enjoied it immensely, but then, one can't ask for realism.

If TTT would like to have a kid that is versed in magic and is powerful, what would be the problem? Maybe he could not be considered an employed of Vanguard, but still be present in most of the stories (the payed mission are very rare, as I pointed out a lot of time).

And, also, we talked a lot, a few months ago, about the "next step": are we all still interested into vanguard as a business enterprise, or wouldn't be the moment to take a step further? Not in one story, but in a time frame of, let's say, a year?

If Vanguard would become something more close to a superhero team, would Axel still not be allowed to join? Why, when he will probably be one of the more powerful being around?