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<p>What makes a terrifying villain?</p> <p>Is it ruthlessness? Is it how powerful they are and how many buildings they can down in one blow? Is it how hard they are to kill, contain, or get rid of in any manner? Is it their knowledge of a hero's true identity in a world where secrets must be kept? Or is it perhaps how they seem to be perfect in all their actions, defeating the hero at every step of the way throughout to the last one, only to humiliate them one last time before declaring themselves the winner in the grand scheme of things?</p> <p>Isabella Blair is perfect. She knows all your moves before you even make them. All your ambushes are faced with traps and she dodges all your blows like it's child's play. Catching her is impossible because she's always ten steps ahead of you. She says she calculated everything, but she messes up in every fight. She loses far more than she wins, sometimes a hundred times for just one small victory.</p> <p>Yet, she is perfect. How is that possible, you may ask.</p> <p>That's because she has the uncanny ability to return to the past whenever she makes a mistake. All that's left in the end can only be what's perfect if all the realities in which you've lost are gone, after all. And that makes for one hell of a terrifying profile.</p> <p>Crossposting on ScribbleHub, SpaceBattles, and Wattpad.</p> <p>Don't mind the "Pre-Rewrite" Volume. It is there for reference until the story catches up to the chapter count via the Rewrite (and to justify the current reviews as there would be no context to them otherwise). If you are a first-time reader, feel free to start from the other Volume.</p>
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