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How often does a crime involving a Loroi male happen?

I wonder how the other aliens of the Union feel about the new race.
"So, are you saying humanity is not only almost as warlike as Loroi, full of males compatible and willing to breed with...but on top of that are giving Loroi ideas?!

Cats: "You cannot have our humans! We tamed them first!"

A small detail, but it seems Loroi children show interest in the opposite sex far earlier than their humans counterpart.

I think it almost goes without saying that the Historian won't remain idle when the Loroi spring into action. He already said Alex should not trust the Loroi, and he may be even partially right. It's obvious Fireblade does not trust Alex, and the moment he gives her a justfiable reason I reckon she...

Q: How many Loroi does it take to change a light bulb? A: None, because . . . • Fireblade would use her telekinesis to put the new bulb into Alex's hand and 'nudge' him toward the light socket. • Tempo would use her telepathy to enter Alex's dreams and urge him to change the bulb. • Beryl would smi...

So Greywind wants to raise her own mamluks, as a group of elite warriors that are invisible to sanzai? It is actually quite interesting, especially if they can learn to control their lotai. Funny how in another fic, she decided to banish problematic civilian Loroi to the human worlds, and they ende...

"Anytime you have a species that is stronger but just as smart and capable that can reproduce you have a problem." The solution is to design them to interbreed with us. Blood is thicker than water. So they have even more opportunity to outbreed the human genes? :| ""Conquer the temptation to create...

One aspect you need to realize from evolution, even artificial, is that "better" is a very relative term. In general, improving some aspects usually goes in detriment of others. - Bigger? See square cube law. - Stronger muscles? Also heavier, less agile body. - More intelligent? The brain will need ...

Nice subversion of the action hero "hold-my-beer-I-got-this" classic protagonist. Alex is mostly pragmatical and rational in his approachs.

I liked it - Greywind is definitely getting soft... I was expecting her to call Link in to deal with getting him off of her hair. At least she is a mizol so no one else should learn of this (though she'll have to figure out getting her hair washed to keep the secret). Greywind wished to find a flaw...

Isn't there any male Loroi group demanding equal opportunities, or are they all happy about being treated as pampered, glorified geishas?

Is just the fear of the Union eventually becoming a superpower capable of rivaling the Confederation, or the fact many Loroi seem to consider humanity offensive simply by existing and wish to "correct" that?

Really, didn't the Loroi engage in wars and genocides among themselves before they got into space?

I'm not sure if keeping this development from the Loroi is going to benefit Alex on the long run. Fireblade isn't going to be a happy elf if she ever finds out the pink alien entered her mind and watched her memories without being detected or telling her after. Again, having such ability makes Jardi...

Seems Jardin never truly believed the "good elf" was really on his side. Smart man.

Mk_C wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 03, 2021 6:45 pm

for everyone else involved, like the humanity, it's alread a choice of "which of these tyrannies seems less abhorrent".

For humans, the problem is that both tyrannical systems are all too familiar for our liking.

Yup, called it. Illusion to make the shuttle seem empty. Very clever move, much better than trying to take on a force you have no idea the strength or size of. Kinda bummed that it looks like they're going to sacrifice Cloud, though. Pragmatic, but sad. Not sure. This kind of operations should have...

For a three centuries old Emperor, Greywind is begining to act in a significant "mom way" uncommon among Loroi. I wonder if she ever realizes how much Ben is influencing her, and if the mental link is the cause of it.

I know this may sound like a really strange question... butttttttt.... Why does Fireblade's (pressure suit/environmental suit/armor/vac-suit) not cover her hair? Everyone else is wearing an enclosed helmet, or does she just have plumage attached to the helmet to resemble her hair? Just wondering if...