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Here is my card for the Spies, Secret Agents, and Noir fest on
allbingo. It will run from January 1-31. It features all kinds of espionage and subterfuge. For a comparison with my current work: An Army of One started out with mostly secret outposts (and we still haven't found that one with the lab animals in it), Frankenstein's Family has the creepy hunter organization sneaking around, the grandmother of Monster House is hiding advanced tech, P.I.E. focuses on a private detective, Polychrome Heroics has a serious spook problem, and the protagonist of Tripping into the Future is hiding from the only other humans around. (See all my 2016 bingo cards.)
If you'd like to sponsor a particular square, especially if you have an idea for what character, series, or situation it would fit -- talk to me and we'll work something out. I've had a few requests for this and the results have been awesome so far. This is a good opportunity for those of you with favorites that don't always mesh well with the themes of my monthly projects. I may still post some of the fills for free, because I'm using this to attract new readers; but if it brings in money, that means I can do more of it. That's part of why I'm crossing some of the bingo prompts with other projects, such as the Poetry Fishbowl.
Underlined prompts have been filled.
SPIES, SECRET AGENTS, AND NOIR
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If you'd like to sponsor a particular square, especially if you have an idea for what character, series, or situation it would fit -- talk to me and we'll work something out. I've had a few requests for this and the results have been awesome so far. This is a good opportunity for those of you with favorites that don't always mesh well with the themes of my monthly projects. I may still post some of the fills for free, because I'm using this to attract new readers; but if it brings in money, that means I can do more of it. That's part of why I'm crossing some of the bingo prompts with other projects, such as the Poetry Fishbowl.
Underlined prompts have been filled.
SPIES, SECRET AGENTS, AND NOIR
cover identity | spies in a van | the mole | spy catsuit | honey trap |
Everything changed when she found out that she was pregnant in the middle of an incredibly delicate assassination situation. | janitor impersonation infiltration | nonviolent confrontation | Keep It Safe from Them | brainwashing |
dangerous territory | tracking device | "Is that all you've got?" | Out of Ammo | prisoners |
He elected to use his brain rather than his fists to exit the situation. | mission accomplished | She/he hardly seemed to know the difference between right and wrong any more. | injury | covert group with mundane front |
mugged for disguise | secrets | gizmos and gadgets | Taken into protection by a spy organization | self-destruct |
Re: Hmm...
Date: 2016-01-02 09:08 am (UTC):D
>> And yeah, the neutron flux and beta radiation would kill most flash memory for a start and cook off unshielded electronics. You know that trope of the female agent tucking the McGuffin into her bra? yeah, that would do it...she could probably cook microwave popcorn that way. [not really] <<
*laugh* It's probably not a mistake she'd make by accident, but still a funny image.
>> I really cannot imagine that Ilyana would even be genetically compatible...after all the reason she's alive is the radicans fungus got incorporated into her genome... so she's technically, not entirely human. And gods alone what the radiation would do to the fetus. However.. there's Blaze... <<
My thought is that the largest stumbling block would be whether or not she still has viable ova. Without that, you're down to some really rare methods of reproduction. On the other hoof, soup-to-soup matings have a high viability rate and often produce superpowered offspring. With Ilyana being primarily radioactive and Blaze having some secondary resistance to it, they match in at least one regard, which raises the chance of compatibility, except for them both being female.
This brings up one of those oddball methods: some people with certain powers such as Phase or Super-Speed tend to 'shed' some of their DNA, which can get lodged in other people's bodies. Usually nothing comes of it. But when you add superpowers to the mix, once in a great while they go "Oh hey, new puzzle piece, let's build something with it!"
If you've read "Fate Misnamed" then you've seen one of the other risks inherent to Phasing, which is tangling on an energy level instead of purely physical.
Re: Hmm...
Date: 2016-01-02 11:25 am (UTC)I very, very much doubt Ilyana has viable ova, they would've suffered significant radiation damage even before she underwent transformation. That said... her turbo-charged DNA repair does incorporate new DNA..that how she underwent transformation, so if it was handed an entire new complete set of chromosomes it would basically freak out rather.
It could in theory revitalise one of the damaged & defunct ova, especially if there was a calcium ion shock that went with it.
On the other hand... it's far, far more likely that if one of Ilyana's cells was to end up in a damaged state, inside Blaze, it would behave rather like a gamete and try to rebuild itself using available DNA [Blaze's] especially if one of the nearby cells was haploid [aka an ova]. it would fuse with that preferentially and could in theory result in a viable foetus. [it would have to be girl though.]
Hmm... now, if Ilyana was to get shot, through-and-through and it hit Blaze while she was fertile. They might find out Blaze is expecting a couple of weeks later... [believe it or not, that has happened, although in the original case the male got shot in the testicles.]
I'm not sure either of them are ready to be mothers though! But it would certainly provide impetus for them to get married. [yes, they've been stalling, despite Ilyana's mother hinting broadly.]