Villain X Hero Quotes

A villain is nothing more than the hero of the other side.

character, X Esquire, is a mysterious hero, hunting down and killing the businessmen trying to wipe out Britain by distributing quantities of free poisoned cigarettes. His second novel, The White Rider, was published the following spring, and in one memorable scene shows the hero chasing after his damsel in distress, only for him to overtake the villains, leap into their car…and promptly faint.

This is one untold story of an extremely rare adventure that happened in the world of Minecraft. It is well documented in the “Top secret archived records of Minecraft”, also known as “X-Files”. They are not accessible to anyone. This adventure is known as “The Battle of Legends”. It’s one of the greatest adventures in the world of Minecraft. The world of Minecraft exists in a multi-verse. That means that many universes co-exist at the same point of time and at same place without disturbing each other. In other words, there are alternative timelines or parallel worlds existing simultaneously. A person can exist in many different universes at the same point of time. In some universes he may be a king or hero, whereas in some he may be a villain. This story relates to two alternative timelines existing simultaneously in the World of Minecraft. One timeline was of “Gang of Ninjas” and other was of “Minecraft Agent”. Many centuries ago, Dark Lord who is the supreme Master of dark energy, lost its most powerful warrior “Vertigo”. That creature was so powerful that it had power to destroy 10 galaxies. He was blowing up galaxy after galaxy, clearing the way for dark lord to take over the universe and become its unrivalled Master. “The secret society of brotherhood”, who were the guardians of the universe were afraid as to what might this monster do if he is not tamed or captured. They used to remain tensed and think about how to get rid of this monster. No plan seemed to work on that monster.

One benefit of being the black sheep in the family—or in this case, being the only half villain and going to an all-hero school—is that everyone expects me to screw up. So when I don’t, it’s like I performed a miracle.

Arguably, Moriarty as Holmes’s foil is overstated by modern adaptations. And Mr. X, too, was only in the final Poirot novel. In the written works, these villains are one-offs, not the stuff of ongoing pursuit. But their legacy is not in the cat-and-mouse, it’s in what they take from the heroes. Holmes compromises his rationality, and Poirot, to put it simply, switches sides. A nemesis isn’t about matching wits or being equal. It’s about making the detective less.

You’re a series detective now. You have a canon. Which means”—he spun his fingers in the air—“ you’re due a nemesis.” “A nemesis?” I chewed the word. “Every great detective has one. Your equal in wit, skill and mind. Which, for you, well . . . that’s not the point. Do you see? Moriarty. Mr. X.” Arguably, Moriarty as Holmes’s foil is overstated by modern adaptations. And Mr. X, too, was only in the final Poirot novel. In the written works, these villains are one-offs, not the stuff of ongoing pursuit. But their legacy is not in the cat-and-mouse, it’s in what they take from the heroes. Holmes compromises his rationality, and Poirot, to put it simply, switches sides. A nemesis isn’t about matching wits or being equal. It’s about making the detective less.