You’re also basically looking her in the eye and saying we can’t do shit right now, but our successor’s revenge will be great. In fact see have reason to believe she’d go out of her way not to, because displaying weakness is a political problem for her in winter. Any reaction other than backing down could go very poorly for us, and we have no particular reason to believe she would solely do that. To be more specific in my criticism, the biggest problem in your plan is that you’re banking on emotionally unsettling Mab and getting a specific reaction out of her. You can take that in a greedy for victory sense, but that seems more like an after the fact modification than anything you actually implied in that post. Greed? I’m talking about the whole heroic virtues thing you were going on about. We might permanently blow a fuse in his brain. If we want to fist fight an extradimensional super power then we need to be one ourselves first.Īs a bonus, the look on Harry’s face if we told him that we were taking our planet sized fortress and attendant army of hundreds of millions of demons for a spin past the outer gates in an effort to get an interview with the white god for Mab’s job would be amazing. I wouldn’t want to take an adversarial posture against winter as a whole, or their top leadership in particular, until after we’ve reached that point. Which is something that needs a significant population to do properly. That said, I think we’d need to pick a heavily populated planet sized hell if we want to do it ourselves, since replacing them requires holding the outer gates. Replacing them with something better isn’t necessarily a bad idea if done well, the same way they replaced the Norse gods. Which they largely get away with because of how necessary they are. While I’m not eager to condemn winter as a whole and make enemies of them right now, it’s hard to deny that they get up to some nasty stuff.
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