LAST EDITED ON Oct-17-20 AT 01:26 PM (EDT)
 
>>"This was a triumph," Meiling said.
>>
>>Gryphon nodded. "I'm making a note here: huge success." Without looking away
>>from the bath, they bumped fists.
>>
>
>Heh, I'm guessing this one was considered blaringly obvious enough to not need
>a reference entry. I wonder if that game exists in UF for G to get the
>reference he just made?
>

Since we know Wheatley works for Skuld, it's possible that GLaDOS exists in UF, and that Still Alive was popular a couple of years back.

>>Gryphon smiled. "See? It's all connected. Now then..." He turned and squared
>>up to the targets. "Divine Flash—Donnerwetter!"
>>The bolt of lightning lanced out from his extended fingers and blew away
>>another of the torches.
>>
>
>Is it me, or has teaching the witches to touch the Force somehow
>strengthened G's own connection to it? I have this sense that in a lot
>of earlier stories that touched on the Force flavored foundations of
>his fighting style it was all much less potent (I specifically recall
>a scene in one story where he evened somewhat surprised himself by
>managing some telekinesis to retrieve a weapon.)
>

Well, one of the old saws about teaching is that it's a great way to learn.

>
>>"I'm sure I'll adapt in a day or two," said Lena, and then, with a wry grin,
>>"I'm not exactly unfamiliar with creatures of the night—right, Chief?"
>>Gryphon chuckled. "Indeed."
>>
>
>It was noted where our time witch was imported from, so does that make
>this a reference to said source, or a tale yet to be told?
>

I suspect that the Tracer who first met Gryphon either is dating or has dated either Saya or Marceline. Canonically, she's dating a non-powered person, which (thankfully, in my opinion) shut down the Tracer/Widowmaker pairing that some fans liked.

Peter Eng
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