The end result is people being broadly the correct amount of scared of Fairyland, along with a general norm of not trying to come up with ways around the proper noun filter. (Not that everyone follows it, but even they usually test with names of places instead of people.) The geography, in particular the non-roundness of the location, gets some of the posters excited about how gravity must be different there, but most of the PHO denizens are more interested in her career as a cape.

Promise considers the wisdom of actually listing supervillains (several) and rogues (one) and PRT directors (one) who are currently her vassals. She considers the wisdom of this action inadequate. I think I'll let people who know more about information security than I do tell you what I've been up to or not as the case may be. I don't think of myself as having a 'career' as a cape, though. That seems like a very mortal concept. I just want to be helpful and pick up useful things while I'm here.

Useful things like Tinkertech and the concept of the internet, people. Although if someone wants to take the question of whether I could collect whoever the Triumvirate are with various sets of who I'm rumored to already have to the "versus" forum that would be kind of entertaining.

Someone posts a link. The appropriate thread is ninety-six pages long.

Hee hee. Promise reads it.

She mentions that as far as she can reasonably tell she can't control Endbringers; that or someone named them before they came by any names now standard for their use. If anybody knows how to make one eat a berry she'd be happy to tell them to stop Endbringing. She doesn't know about this 099128 character mentioned in the same breath; she's run into descriptions and isn't the consensus that he's basically just a particularly effective, eccentric parahuman? But she hasn't tried. He is also a string of numbers.

099128 doesn't act particularly human, para- or otherwise, but it's not like there are many other things he might be. Eccentric parahuman is the only credible guess. The fact that he's by far the most powerful is the relevant thing for this thread. The other response to Promise's comment is a string of replies to the effect of Berries work too? [099128] help us all."

Only specific ones. I don't leave them lying around.

People on the Internet are disproportionately likely to know how to put a photo on the Internet. It's a great photo, not something that people see often on Earth, and as a bonus there are gradually more people acting like they never doubted her about Fairyland.

Quite a few people hope she does, judging by the number of responses. Some describe the steps to take, others link to preexisting descriptions of how to use their preferred platform, and one person with (Verified Cape) and (Wards ENE) badges jokes that she'd be the Protectorate PR department's dream come true.

I don't belong to the Protectorate, she points out. But she goes and gets a simple-looking blog and puts her lava photo up on it.

Well, that's gratifying. She goes and eats something - she's been online for a while, she likes to eat twice a day - and takes a picture of her dinner, maybe that's also interesting, and then goes and takes pictures of other gated locations, too, from various altitudes and angles. She doesn't include any shots that show her trees from the outside, even the barely-rooted new cuttings, but she does take a picture of her house from the inside. She puts some of them up and holds others in reserve for later, since it seems to be customary on the internet to update often rather than in large bursts.

The delay is normal enough that the mortals don't notice she picked up on their customs surprisingly quickly. Of course, with pictures as unearthly as some of what can be found in Fairyland, it won't be long before people start asking if she can take (fully informed and risk-accepting) passengers.

Oh well, it's not completely unheard of for capes to have better things to do than pander to fans.