05-20-2017, 10:42 PM
Cole and Walker looked up as a man walked towards them. Neither of them recognised the man, yet he walked as though expecting some response out of one of them. He addressed Walker, first, saying it had been a while.
"I don't believe we have met. Who are you?" Walker asked, looking puzzled.
"Wait. I recognise that voice. Are you Ricky's boss? I remember meeting you, before I.. er... blanked out. Warren, wasn't it?" Cole pondered. Though he may not always seem intelligent, he remembered voices, and names. Warren then asked if he could borrow one of their rings, to study.
"Why would we give one to you? These are valuable, and complex. For all we know, these are the only ones in the Omniverse!"
"Cole, calm down," Walker interrupted, speaking more kindly. "Remember, advanced Blue Lanterns can replicate our rings?" Walker turned to Warren. "Though I feel the need to tell you, our rings are powered by emotion. Hope, specifically. To keep the strength of your ring, you must keep hope in your heart." Cole grumbled as Walker spoke, somewhat bitter. To become part of the Corps, and thus get his ring, he had had to go through great trials, even becoming a super hero. And this guy was able to get his ring without any trouble? Sure, it was only for research, but still, he should've at least have overcome something in his past. While Cole was thinking about this, Walker was busy summoning a duplicate ring. He pointed his ring at the opposite hand's palm, watching as the ring appeared slowly. It was light blue, with the black Blue Lantern insignia at the front of it. Walker held his hand out to Warren, allowing him to take the ring. Perhaps Cole didn't agree with Walker, but Warren had gotten a ring, which was certainly good for him.
"I don't believe we have met. Who are you?" Walker asked, looking puzzled.
"Wait. I recognise that voice. Are you Ricky's boss? I remember meeting you, before I.. er... blanked out. Warren, wasn't it?" Cole pondered. Though he may not always seem intelligent, he remembered voices, and names. Warren then asked if he could borrow one of their rings, to study.
"Why would we give one to you? These are valuable, and complex. For all we know, these are the only ones in the Omniverse!"
"Cole, calm down," Walker interrupted, speaking more kindly. "Remember, advanced Blue Lanterns can replicate our rings?" Walker turned to Warren. "Though I feel the need to tell you, our rings are powered by emotion. Hope, specifically. To keep the strength of your ring, you must keep hope in your heart." Cole grumbled as Walker spoke, somewhat bitter. To become part of the Corps, and thus get his ring, he had had to go through great trials, even becoming a super hero. And this guy was able to get his ring without any trouble? Sure, it was only for research, but still, he should've at least have overcome something in his past. While Cole was thinking about this, Walker was busy summoning a duplicate ring. He pointed his ring at the opposite hand's palm, watching as the ring appeared slowly. It was light blue, with the black Blue Lantern insignia at the front of it. Walker held his hand out to Warren, allowing him to take the ring. Perhaps Cole didn't agree with Walker, but Warren had gotten a ring, which was certainly good for him.