New Hala
Emil Blonsky has spent a great deal of time in Noh-Varr's underground society for outcasts, and he has become a very welcome presence to the citizens of this collective. He's helped with the heavy lifting for any new construction, he's acted as a deterrent for anyone getting a little restless and disruptive, and he did expel Wilson, who tried to kill Mr. Grey and likely still believes he did.
However, there is a sense of melancholy about him. Perhaps of longing. It's been fairly obvious to those who have observed and paid attention to his demeanor that there's something amiss, despite his acceptance into this unassuming civilization.
The time has come for him to speak with Noh-Varr about what has been troubling him, and one can only hope his ear is an understanding one.
However, there is a sense of melancholy about him. Perhaps of longing. It's been fairly obvious to those who have observed and paid attention to his demeanor that there's something amiss, despite his acceptance into this unassuming civilization.
The time has come for him to speak with Noh-Varr about what has been troubling him, and one can only hope his ear is an understanding one.