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Someone has come to replace you as the new villain in town. What do you do?
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Tear out their heart/soul. That is pretty much her solution to everything.
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but what if that's not an option? if your replacement is immune to that kind of thing?
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Manipulate them into getting themselves out of the picture, or manipulating others to get them out of the picture.
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I'm not a villain! I should have you killed for that. The villain of my story is the man who killed my daughter. Though I suppose if someone like Harrias were to try and overthrow me I would have him beheaded.
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But what if- if- Harrias is a clever person? He's dodged all your assassination attempts and he's built himself an army? Or maybe he's joined your ranks as a double-agent? -
Seeing as he is a Count under my rule it would be highly unlikely for the first and third possibility. He could make an army wit the help of the king, but he's even less desirable to Athrick than I am.
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But he's raising a rebellion. Tricking the citizens into fighting against the king and his council?
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Why not? It's not too hard. Make some things seem a bit prejudice against the commoners, use their ignorance against them. Use all that hidden anger and point it towards their king. A mob is hard to stop, especially a persistent one. Worst case scenario, enthrall them all and just order them to attack.
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Athena will steal their powers and use it against them. And no one is immune to it, except for Qwenton, Destiny, and Crystal, and those guys aren't stupid enough to overthrow her as a villain.
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