Okay, so far so good. This is very helpful and I'm now getting a much clearer idea of what will happen.
The group will consist of Lelouch, Suzaku, C.C., Kallen, and Nunally. Lelouch, Suzaku, and Kallen. All pilots will have their Knightmare Frames. Time frame for their removal from their home setting will be a few days before Euphemia dies. Lelouch should be fairly stable at this time, if more than a little tense. Although the sudden change in venue probably won't do him any favors. The fact that Suzaku would be there as well...
His first aim will be information. He's going to want to know what the hell is going on. Things that will throw him right away is the fact that everything is in English... but not one bit of it smacks of British culture... And everyone's accents border on being abhorrent. Imagine how he'll react when he learns about the USA and is the holder of the Big Stick in the global community, as it were. And that the British Royal Family have, in essence, been reduced to figure heads. He'll probably be caught somewhere between lolwut and horrified fascination because of how the USA pretty much curbstomps just about every challenger in most wars (Notable exceptions being the Cold War Proxy Wars and the War on Terror)... and because he discovers that in this world, they are fiction.
That part is gonna freak him out pretty badly, especially with none of the SIs or Goddess/Demons to help mitigate things. Once he calms down enough to think things through clearly, he's gonna figure out that the people of this world have no way back into their home... and with that the means to accomplish his goals of destroying the Britanian Empire is moot. (And the UK certainly is not the BE - in fact he might even feel a slight pang of pity for them once he discovers how the US prevented them from going to war in the Suez.)
Lelouch, due to Nunally's presence, will be cagey in the extreme if he deals with the local gangs at first. He's gonna be taking extreme precautions. The Knightmare Frames will figure into this... but only as much as absolutely needed. They'll need to be kept under wraps because Lelouch learns about the military of the USA... while he's confident in their abilities, he knows that they can't fight off the entire military. Instead, heavy use of his Geass will be involved.
The SI's job will be to find them and try to bring them in. Unfortunately, with them keeping the Frames under wraps that makes it pretty tricky to track them down. Once they do get to him... Pretty sure the Lelouch will get a pretty good read on the SIs as being genuinely concerned for their wellbeing. That will help smooth things over quite a bit, though he won't be happy in the slightest when Belldandy puts the kibosh on his Geass. (I can only imagine what she would say about something that lays such a powerful compulsion on people.)
To get Lelouch to play along in the spirit of things, the SIs make a deal with him. They despise the Holy Britanian Empire with the fury of a thousand burning suns. So, they'll go ahead and help break up the HBE, but on one condition: no Zero Requiem. We don't pull that kind of shit here, folks. Of course, a suitable alternative has to be hatched...
Thoughts?
BTW: Lelouch's trust issues? Yeah, he probably won't at first, but he'd go along with things just because it gets Nunally 1) into a much safer setting and 2) medical care that borders on being magical. Once he sees everything is on the level, though... he'll probably hold onto his contingency plans, but he'll eventually come to trust them do try their best to do right by him and his.
Fun background material. Once Nunally is up and about, I can see her learning to cook with Sasami and Belldandy. Lelouch would probably get a bit grumpy about the idea of his sister cooking for others, even if the people teaching her how is 1) a princess herself and 2) both are Goddesses.
Also, this line... "I may have my eyes back, but my ears are as sharp as ever."
The group will consist of Lelouch, Suzaku, C.C., Kallen, and Nunally. Lelouch, Suzaku, and Kallen. All pilots will have their Knightmare Frames. Time frame for their removal from their home setting will be a few days before Euphemia dies. Lelouch should be fairly stable at this time, if more than a little tense. Although the sudden change in venue probably won't do him any favors. The fact that Suzaku would be there as well...
His first aim will be information. He's going to want to know what the hell is going on. Things that will throw him right away is the fact that everything is in English... but not one bit of it smacks of British culture... And everyone's accents border on being abhorrent. Imagine how he'll react when he learns about the USA and is the holder of the Big Stick in the global community, as it were. And that the British Royal Family have, in essence, been reduced to figure heads. He'll probably be caught somewhere between lolwut and horrified fascination because of how the USA pretty much curbstomps just about every challenger in most wars (Notable exceptions being the Cold War Proxy Wars and the War on Terror)... and because he discovers that in this world, they are fiction.
That part is gonna freak him out pretty badly, especially with none of the SIs or Goddess/Demons to help mitigate things. Once he calms down enough to think things through clearly, he's gonna figure out that the people of this world have no way back into their home... and with that the means to accomplish his goals of destroying the Britanian Empire is moot. (And the UK certainly is not the BE - in fact he might even feel a slight pang of pity for them once he discovers how the US prevented them from going to war in the Suez.)
Lelouch, due to Nunally's presence, will be cagey in the extreme if he deals with the local gangs at first. He's gonna be taking extreme precautions. The Knightmare Frames will figure into this... but only as much as absolutely needed. They'll need to be kept under wraps because Lelouch learns about the military of the USA... while he's confident in their abilities, he knows that they can't fight off the entire military. Instead, heavy use of his Geass will be involved.
The SI's job will be to find them and try to bring them in. Unfortunately, with them keeping the Frames under wraps that makes it pretty tricky to track them down. Once they do get to him... Pretty sure the Lelouch will get a pretty good read on the SIs as being genuinely concerned for their wellbeing. That will help smooth things over quite a bit, though he won't be happy in the slightest when Belldandy puts the kibosh on his Geass. (I can only imagine what she would say about something that lays such a powerful compulsion on people.)
To get Lelouch to play along in the spirit of things, the SIs make a deal with him. They despise the Holy Britanian Empire with the fury of a thousand burning suns. So, they'll go ahead and help break up the HBE, but on one condition: no Zero Requiem. We don't pull that kind of shit here, folks. Of course, a suitable alternative has to be hatched...
Thoughts?
BTW: Lelouch's trust issues? Yeah, he probably won't at first, but he'd go along with things just because it gets Nunally 1) into a much safer setting and 2) medical care that borders on being magical. Once he sees everything is on the level, though... he'll probably hold onto his contingency plans, but he'll eventually come to trust them do try their best to do right by him and his.
Fun background material. Once Nunally is up and about, I can see her learning to cook with Sasami and Belldandy. Lelouch would probably get a bit grumpy about the idea of his sister cooking for others, even if the people teaching her how is 1) a princess herself and 2) both are Goddesses.
Also, this line... "I may have my eyes back, but my ears are as sharp as ever."