Athena Villain

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Meet this eggheaded villain named Athena, after the goddess of Wisdom. Her story wouldn’t involve betrayal but instead she would be born into having powers similar to how royalty works. Her power would be Intelligence, and not destruction, like playing mind games with people to bring them to her knees and their own. Comparable to the powers of Telekinesis and Psionics she would learn their fears and use them to her advantage or act like a second voice to them getting inside and discovering every secret. She was born like any other person and lived that life for a while. But even though she lived like anyone else Athena knew something was different about her at an early age. From all the thoughts she was hearing from her peers, to how she was such ahead of everyone …show more content…
Friends are not a help to her either because she always has to skip grades from being too smart, always being the youngest as well. After graduating her parents told her of her abilities and let her into the world pushing for her to use them for good. But she didn’t want to listen to them at that point “Why wouldn't they tell me sooner on? Besides why should I try to help the already many villains in life?” Athena would work on different ways to affect society, like saying small things to them in their heads, just small thoughts that would lead to ideas. She would try to make people do her evil work for her at any point and really does favour domino effects and uses them in her work all the time. And you may think that there has to be reason behind her thinking but to her it's all fun and games. Seeing people get frustrated at each other is hilarious to Athena, and she mostly messes with people socially. On a plus side, she doesn't have any arch nemesis looking for her because no one knows of her powers. During the day she has a boring desk job collecting calls but at night she collects people's

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