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That will be answered soon. All I can say is there's nuance to the whole idea.
Oh, I know. But one thing about Kal El is that in every iteration of his elseworld stories, he's always inherently a good person. Even the stories where by circumstance he becomes evil, he still subconsciously sabotages himself. His nature is just straight good.
Well, Luke's beaten Parmen Crane multiple times at the yard, but never received acknowledgement for it. He fought off two knights, armored and armed, at the tourney with just a tourney sword at 14. (Now he's almost 17) Further, Luke was essentially commanding 100 men, some cavalry other infantry men. Their horses did die, but Luke was essentially running parallel to their attacks, I think I managed to convey that by mentioning that Luke was picking off strays or charging through the lines to break them apart. In medieval cavalries, that's the essential tactic. Break enemy lines with a cavalry charge, or pick off from the sides. Luke did both. As for Warhammer, Luke picked it because he was going for Cavalry, it was either a hammer or a lance. (Swords are useless on horseback) Luke didn't do anything special (magical) he just used his options to the best possible limit. As for why his horse wasn't felled, Luke was at the helm of all the charges, and contrary to popular belief, it's *much* difficult to fell a horse at the helm of the cavalry, most that do fall either slow down, or are at the sides. (The horses are backed up by riders on either side, or just behind, those riders either have lances or maces, and their constantly defending the main horse, so his didn't fall) It was all luck.
Hey! My Spanish is really not good. (I used Google Translate to understand what this meant) And the translate wasn't allnthat good tbh, because I think it skipped over the subject of what you wanted to ask about. You're asking about the true origins of something right? Could you clarify what?
Caelum literally lifted a barrel full of Ale by himself.... which according to Google is 650 pounds ler barrel. He did that at age 7, how much stronger do you want him to be? it's just that he hasn't done anything overt to expose that strength. What else do you want?
Earlier than his age.
You realize this Kal El fell down on to a farm of a medieval farmer? In what is literally (to them) an act of the Gods? if that isn't something that develops a persons faith, I don't know what to tell you. Plus, Superman (especially in Man of Steel) is a known catholic.
Not really. It's just logical sense Lyanna will react that way.... She's not done anything yet.
wonder what would've happened if Harry started reciting the sith code here."Peace is a lie, there is only passion.Through passion, I gain strengthThrough strength, I gain powerThrough power, I gain victory Through victory, my chains are broken"
I will eventually return to the HP fanfic, may even rewrite it. I got a job, my first one, so I had to rethink how to manage my time and stuff. I hope you like this.