Er, did I hit a nerve or something?
Not at all! I welcome all manner of speculation! I just like to let people know if they're too far from the canonical path. Not to worry.
Ah, gotcha. In that case, may I ask what that pile of reasons is? I mean, besides the obvious that she's Thorathian and Tempest is not that planet's biggest fan?
Time travel. Tempest is really her father. And her son. It would be weird.
Also, they likely don’t have compatible sexualities. Not that that necessarily will stop a strong romance, but it does put a damper on things.
Forbidden and tragic, the story of a love that could never be. . .
I'm surprised no one has brought up yet that Tempest is from a race with some indeterminate set of genders. (I thought I saw that it was five somewhere, but couldn't verify that.) The Thorathians, on the other hand, seem to be male and female like humans, or at least they use those pronouns in their bios.
(Of course genders are not necessarily an impediment when we're talking about a hypothetical, interspecies, and definitively non-canonical pairing.)
Tempest already has a partner, who do you think the eel on Aquatic Correspondence is?
I don’t think Tempest and Sky-Scraper would ever be a couple. But I definitely see them being teammates, and even friends. Common enemies make for natural allies.
They would be like Kira Nerys and Tamar on Deep Space Nine. Only…without anybody being as generally terrible as Kira. I hope.
I thought about it but decided not to get into it. Though it is why I try to say Tempest most of the time instead of any male pronouns for Tempest anymore
That, in fact, was what I was referring to in the post two above yours
When I think about an environment and theme, I tend to ask which Villain rather than hero.
It’s always entertaining when the mob tries to move in to an Egyptian tomb.
And I've always wondered just how Spite finds victims in the Ruins of Atlantis.
Tourists luuuuuuuv an off-the-beaten-path destination (so long as it has a comfy bed, and indoor plumbing).
I don't think Mummies have indoor plumbing. 
You'd be surprised. Those ancient Egyptians were pretty advanced.
But to be a mummy, they had to take out all of the indoor plumbing.
Quite.
Yep, now it is in the guest rooms. Enjoy!