If we're going off the last thread, say to valeria that richards has never been that pleasant to us

>>24438264
>How would you like to proceed, Lord Doom?
>Set up puppet company for robot sparring partners

Are f4 still around? We could ask Ben if he'd help us with it. The selling point should be "you get hit and smash things"

Oh right. Gotta send that complaint to UN or whatever. These are really serious violations they have committed, some could even say they are an act of war. Lets demand formal apology and some insane fine.

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>>24438413
"What? You... I'm not going to sink to manipulating a child, at least. Come on Valeria, we're leaving"

>>24438430
I was told that the idea was for it to be a secret business, sir. Should I wait until the business is set up, then contact him?

Bump

Tell him that she's free to go whenever she wants. After all, she was a guest. Give her the forms, and mention that we cured the flu

>>24438476
>training bots
Wait until we have a prototype and a shell company prepared.

Then have a Doombot send a strongly worded letter to SHIELD, and file a complaint with the UN over this gross disregard for international law by the Fantastic Four and SHIELD.

Have a Doombot prepare a magical screening exam for all Latverians, and prepare invitational packets for all those that have the magical gift.
Also, make sure that the LITT is an accredited school. We're going to do this right.

>F4 leaving
"Aren't you forgetting someone, Richards? The nice lady that you made to be a babysitter for Valeria?
"Really, Richards, she's right over there. I cannot fathom why your employees stick with an employer who is so forgetful of their welfare."

>>24438476
>I was told that the idea was for it to be a secret business, sir.

Secret? Why?
Oh well, if people agreed to that in the previous thread, then okay, make it secret. Though I see absolutely no reason for this.

Have our servants/bots bring Valerias baggage and see them off. Give a hug to her and wish them well.

>>24438628

Oh, and don't forget to see off the babysitter too. I suppose we could give her buncha gifts/souvenirs too. Nothing too special, of course, but something that a woman like her would love.
Can't have her think bad about us either, or they'll use that against us.

>>24438625
>Have a Doombot prepare a magical screening exam for all Latverians, and prepare invitational packets for all those that have the magical gift.
>Also, make sure that the LITT is an accredited school. We're going to do this right.

If for some reason we don't gather enough students for full capacity, we could make it known that we accept foreign students too.

>>24438581
You hand the forms to Mr. robot.
"It's been fun, Valeria, but all good things must come to an end. Please tell me if your father reconsiders on the matter of the school. Your robot has the forms."

"What do you mean, her robot? You gave her a Doombot? Valeria, those things are Dangerous!"

"But Mr robot's my Friend!"

"I guess it gives me a working one to dismantle at home"

"Yes, I'm sure she'll love that, richards. Also, aren't you forgetting someone, Richards? The nice lady that you made to be a babysitter for Valeria?
Really, Richards, she's right over there. I cannot fathom why your employees stick with an employer who is so forgetful of their welfare."

They storm off. A few minutes later, you hear engines start

Your buffet remains untouched.

>>24438721
Wave to Valeria, tell her to come see us sometime more.


Oh, well, lets get our lawyers or whatever and sent a very good complaint. (By which I mean it should be made with utmost professionalism, I don't know legal terms to explain)

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>>24438657
She enjoyed many days browsing the shops of Doomstadt with your money sir, I'm sure she feels well compensated.

>>24438628
People believe that a business run by Doom may not be one people wished to purchase from

>>24438677
There is housing enough for 280 students, or 40 per year. I believe we should have no issue fulfilling this quota. More accommodations can be constructed, of course.

The Doombots have been sent. I believe they are receiving positive results

>>24438430
A letter of censure against the FF from the US government should suffice.

>>24438721
Sigh wearily.
"Lucia? Establish a list of the 20 most productive members of Latveria over the last week. Doesn't matter what their jobs are. Sanitation engineer or particle physicist, accountant or farmer, whomever rises to the top of their field over the last week compared to others in their line of work. We will bring them and their families to the castle to enjoy the feast. Doom will not allow this food to be wasted, and a show of benevolence is always a good way to strengthen one's grip on the hearts and minds of one's people. Be sure that the immigrants know of this as well. We want word leaking out to neighboring countries of the luxuries Doom showers his most devoted subjects with.

>>24438721
>Your buffet remains untouched.
Ungrateful cretin.
Oh well. Pick up a cup of coffee and a scone, and let the servants have the rest.
DOOM has work to be done.

1. A Doombot is to complain to the UN about this breach of international law, and write a strongly worded letter to SHIELD. Have Legal Department work on it.
2. A Doombot to put together a magical aptitude exam, and introduce it into our ministry of education, and start sending out invitations to LITT, as well as making it into an accredited and proper school.
3. Arrange for a meeting sometime next month with Magneto, Xavier, Storm Callipso, representative of Wakanda and a representative of Atlantis for an alliance to establish a settlement on Mars, far from the interference of Earth.
4. Set up that puppet company for robot sparring partners.
5. Atlantis is holding a tournament and Namor personally invited us. We shall attend, since to not do so without a good reason would be impolite.

>>24438790
>More accommodations can be constructed, of course.

We'll do this when we have the capacity to teach more students. Note: capacity does not just mean living space, there are only so much students that teachers can teach effectively. We only have 3 teachers for now.

Also, what happened to that Sorcerer we sent envoy to?

>>24438843
Don't forget Black Bolt. We want him onboard. It's a chance for him to expand his culture to the emerging Mutant Nation, if it forms, and he has more experience running a non-terrestrial nation. He's aware of the difficulties they'll face. His input is invaluable.

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>>24438825
>>24438843
It shall be done, sir. They shall be most gratious guests, I assure you.

I believe the next UN conference is in a matter of days. It may be advisable to present these compaints in person. I believe you also requested to sit next to the British envoy

I shall send couriers to these people at once. I think neutral ground would serve best for this meeting, however, as many of these people unjustly may distrust you.

It is being done, sir. I have established it in a town in north east england, where there is a surplus of unemployed, and factory space is cheap. The management is at your disposal

His tournament takes place in a week. I shall locate a waterproof cape

>>24438881
The mountains are a treacherous place, sir, and she may be hidden by sorceries. Nonetheless, your Doombot shall persist in it's search

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>>24439032
This was the slightly more relevant image I misclicked

>>24439060
It must be so fun to write Doom.

>>24439032
>The mountains are a treacherous place, sir, and she may be hidden by sorceries. Nonetheless, your Doombot shall persist in it's searc

Guess we should send more. Also send Stalker Bots, I think they should be tter at tracking.

>>24439032
Ask Black Bolt if he is willing to host. He is a neutral third party in this, which is one of the reasons I approached him on the subject, and nobody would be fool enough to broach his hospitality, not when oblivion is but a whisper away.

Now, to see to our most esteemed guests. Morgana first. We should ask her if she'd like to tour this time period, see the sights in person, rather than via crystal ball.

>>24439118
I shall dispatch them at once. I have also come across 2 other potential teacher candidates. Whilst not Latverian, they do seem to have expertise in areas you do not already have covered

>>24439103
All things Doom are fun, sir.

>>24439163
>2 other potential teacher candidates
Curious. What are their areas of expertise, and what is their ethnicity and national allegiance?

>>24439163
>I have also come across 2 other potential teacher candidates. Whilst not Latverian, they do seem to have expertise in areas you do not already have covered

Well, give more information then. Lets hope they are not spies

Man, I really want to get into Doom now. Is there like a min-series or ongoing comic that isn't locked into the FF or any other hero? Is there some kind of stand alone Doom comic?

>>24439163
Lety's hope these candidates are properly qualified and skilled. We need to focus on safety, protection, warding, and utility spells first and foremost. Combat magic will be taught by ourselves and Morgana, and only to the top ranks of the senior class.

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>>24439144
Of course. I shall offer a ship to those otherwise inconvenienced by space travel if he accepts

You approach her room. After knocking, and an invitation inside, you find her engrossed in one of your many books.

"I thought you may want a tour of my time and city, and perhaps a look at the new school, Ms le fey. Would you care to join me?"

"Better than being inside all day again, I suppose. Do you really have to have a portrait of your mother in every room? Oh, and what are those little holes in the wall for, with the switches?"

>>24439185
One is a British master of conjuration, living in Bosnia, and the other a Swedish man, and potent Cryomancer.

They both expressed interest, and would be willing to teach. I shall have them screened, of course

>>24439251
Pic related, though he ends up in almost every marvel series sooner or later

>>24439317
much appreciated, i'll get back to lurking the thread now.

>>24439317
>Cryomancer.
Oh man, he better make ICE puns all day.

>>24439317
>One is a British master of conjuration, living in Bosnia, and the other a Swedish man, and potent Cryomancer.
>
>They both expressed interest, and would be willing to teach. I shall have them screened, of course

Oh well, hire them after the screening.

Might as well look for more teachers, perhaps we should send a word around in the magical community (or did we already do this?)

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>>24439362
of course. He seems cool just from my initial interview

>>24439435
No, I have been looking independantly, though word seems to be spreading of your new school. I may be able to find a fortune teller from a gypsy clan, if you want divination on the curriculum.

>>24439518
>I may be able to find a fortune teller from a gypsy clan, if you want divination on the curriculum.

Sure. Lets hope they wont swindle us

>>24439518
Hopefully he's a pretty chill guy.
We decided on a name for the school yet?
And can we scry the FF so we can see Reed open up the Doombot to get that message?

>>24439317
>what are those little holes in the wall for, with the switches?
Explain to Morgan the concept of electricity, and how it is used in the modern world.

I suggest we broach the subject to timeline contamination to her now. She can access whatever technology we can acquire for her in the here and now, but the past cannot be altered.

>>24439543
Impossible. Doom is, himself, Romany. The Rom do not swindle their own. And they all know full-well that Latveria is an open haven, should they wish a permanent home, or even temporary sanctuary.

>>24439604
>The Rom do not swindle their own

Oh, then it's all good. Hire them.

>>24439579
Latveria Institute of Technology and Thaumaturgy has the most support.

And while this was originally supposed to be a wizard school, shouldn't we introduce a technology college in order to foster magitech?

>>24439621
>And while this was originally supposed to be a wizard school, shouldn't we introduce a technology college in order to foster magitech?

Yeah. I think DOOM-bots could handle science classes, right? We could personally give a lecture or two every month or so. Or should we hire some teachers for that too?

>>24439579
Reed seems to be flying their craft, though I expect he shall begin disassembly immediately
Valeria may be most upset at the loss of Mr robot

I believe the name is still of some debate

>>24439593
"Really? I think magic was simpler. I'll stick to that. Does everyone know how it works, then? If I'll look stupid, I'll have to learn it of course.
And I don't intend to go back for quite some time, that shouldn't be an issue. I did like that Television device, but it doesn't seem to work when I moved it"

Regardless, where are you taking me? I expect more of those chocolates, at the very least. Your cooks are somewhat lacking, though I don't suppose that matters to you now, does it?"

>>24439706
Science teachers aren't as hard to come by as magical ones

>>24439764
Very good ones are.... I think.

>>24439749
>Reed seems to be flying their craft, though I expect he shall begin disassembly immediately
>Valeria may be most upset at the loss of Mr robot

We made sure he wont learn jack if he disassemble it, right? And what happened to DOOM-armor which we made for Valeria, did she take that too?

>>24439795
Of course, none compare to yourself of course

Yes, it is easily removable. Ben Grimm was carrying her cases, so it's unlikely he noticed one of her bags weighed around 250 pounds

>>24439847
Me again, I wish my trip would stay on. No idea how people keep this up permanently

>>24439749
The primary avantage of magic is that pretty much anyone can use it, even if they can't create it or even have any idea how it works. Also, mass production is much easier, so even if you can create a sorcerer capable of killing 30 peasants with guns, it isn't really helpful if your enemy can throw 60 peasants at you.

>>24439621
There is already a scientifically-inclined college within a peasant's walking distance of Castle Doom itself. Though I agree, we should foster cooperation between the two.

>>24439706
I suggest hiring 'villains' who have been forced into that role by circumstance and oppression. Otto Octavius (Doctor Octopus), Herman Shultz (the shocker), and Adrian Toomes (The Vulture) come to mind. Given all the laboratory space and resources they could want, Doom wishes to see what wonders they can build for his people.

>>24440000
"That seems to be the opposite of an advantage. Is it entirely a tool of the peasantry, or would there be something for me out of all of this?"

>>24440049
I shall see what I can do. We already have molecule man, and thankfully New york seems to be full of down on their luck villans

>>24439749
>Does everyone know how it works, then?
It is rarely talked about. Most people know the bare basics of how electricity flows, but few know the complexity of how it works to produce various effects. They simply accept that it does.

>>24439749
>I expect more of those chocolates, at the very least.
a nearby kingdom specializes in them. We shall take you to Switzerland soon, so that you may sample all the varieties they offer. Doom shall remember your favorites and have his chocolatiers produce superior samples for you.

>>24439749
>Regardless, where are you taking me?
I thought we would stop by the airport first, a modern harbor where peasants board and transit by Airplanes, crude ships which sail the skies. Afterward, I thought a nice relaxing stroll along the shore of Lake Doom, followed by dinner. I considered a short trip to the far west, to visit the current Sorcerer Supereme, but I can put that off if you wish.

>>24439749
>I expect he shall begin disassembly immediately
Attempt to hail them, if only to leave a voicemail reminding them that, since all Doombots have been programmed with Valeria's safety as their second-highest priority, it would be easiest to disassemble it with her present so it will be incapable of arming its self-destruct mechanism. We either force Reed to vivisect Valeria's friend in front of her eyes, or he gives in and lets her keep it, or he sends her away while he butchers her companion, driving a wedge between them.

>>24440229
Well, that makes me feel slightly better. Still, it wouldn't hurt to learn a little.
A kingdom specialising in confectioneries? Will you take me to the Principality of the Meat people next?
Oh yes, of course. Your butler told me about those. And I'm always up for a lakeside stroll, Doom, you know that?

>>24440229
I sent it to their ship and to the baxter building. I'm sure it will be noted, sir.

>>24440144
"Ah, but the peasant doesn't know how to build it or even how it really works. So in the case of more complex technology they can't even maintain it, far less create a better more effective version of it. I've built my power on doing exactly that, designing a more effective gun, or any number of other things, than anybody else in the world has. I then sell many of those other things to others who cannot make or design them, which I use for all sorts of useful services. That said, yeah, the appearance of muskets that a peasant could learn to use competently in a few weeks did eventually spell the end of the knights with whom you are familiar."

>>24440415
>Will you take me to the Principality of the Meat people next?
The land of Texas is a bit out of our way. Perhaps the day after tomorrow? I really would like to speak with Stephen, the current Sorcerer Supreme, about the curriculum I'm asking you to teach, and he lives relatively close to that land.

"Is there anything you wish to see in particular? I do have a time machine. Great moments in human history? Epic battles that, from your perspective, have yet to be fought? Tragedies? Triumphs? All the knowledge and history of the world are open to you."

>>24440604
>All the knowledge and history of the world are open to you.
Only so long as you do not alter the flow of historic events before I created my time machine.

>>24440645
I figured we'd use the 'time-ghost mode' so that we can observe but not affect the past. What would she like to see? Captain America storming the beaches of Normandy on D-Day? Yuri Gagarin being the first human to orbit the earth? Chuck Yeager being the first human to travel faster than sound? The farce that is American politics?

>>24440604
I think it'd be nice to see how King Arthur Died. Unless it was mundane enough you could summarise it briefly, of course.
I'm sure he'd be delighted to meet me. He's most likely used some of my spells. I was quite the author, after all

>>24440422
"Most of the knights I knew I'd be glad to see gone. I always said archers were the key to victory, but it was always the lances with them
Well, archers and magic, but they disliked me more than the peasants, to be fair"

>>24440728
"Is this the same captain america you have kneeling before you in statue form outside?"

I'm going to have to go now, I'm seriously chucking up here. Sorry it's not been the most interesting one, but I'll be back saturday at this time. Sorry again, but I'm nearly blacking out.

>>24440847
Feel better OP

>>24440868
I wish the battle CDC had done salmonella instead. Anyway, goodnight, and thanks