Talk:Act 16- The knight's holiday/@comment-32209364-20200420122226/@comment-32209364-20200420174255

We don't know that yet. She may or not be a villain. And, as far as this type of media tropes go, isn't nothing uncommon for a villain to fall in love (or something akin to that) with the protagonist.

Ps.: And what's the problem with Reiss? He is a fantastic villain, at least until now. He is so well written that you can't hate the guy. To be honest, I can't even say if he is really evil. To me, he looks more like a true neutral character. He doesn't seem to do evil things because he likes to do it, but because he needs to do it to achieve his goal and he do not care for the consequences, but, at the same time, he never does more than he needs to do. Every act have a reason and is always in the measure he thinks is enough. That's the impression I have of him and I really like it. I'm tired of these cliche villains who are pure evil or psychotic.

Now that i thought about it, I think it will be a really interesting and unique setting if the new hero turn to be someone like Reiss and develop "romantic" feelings towards Rio. All the heroines untill now are too much "cliche". Not that I don't like it, but something different can spice the things up.

Hehehehe.. I'm more curious than ever now.