He's not an 'this entirely unpredictable event is all according to plan' type of villain, or an 'I had infinite backup plans the whole time's type of villain. He has a plan, and when it fails due to the heroes' intervention, he uses the knowledge he has to come up with a new plan. And if he doesn't have the knowledge required, he looks for a way to obtain that knowledge. submitted by /u/ducknerd2002 [link] [comments]
