"If they see us as villains, then let's be villains."

Fun fact, that quote from my "Alternate Avengers" chapter was inspired by a quote in the Loki book. Page 338, last sentence. Highly reccomend the book (I bought and finished it in three and a half hours lmao).

Anyways, aside from the shameless book promo, this dimension goes all topsy-turvy.

Usually, Olivia has a pretty straight moral compass, even at it's lowest, which, of course, is during "The Avengers." I mean, she thought Loki was dead for a year after he fell off the Bifrost back in 2011. She gets word he's alive and goes with Thor in an attempt to bring him home. Loki spends a lot of time throughout trying to convince her to come with him. Usually she says no.

Then, I asked the question:

What if she did decide to go with him?

I explained it to my friend Angelina (she's not on Wattpad, but I've been letting her read my chapters at lunch during school... Edit: Welcome to RougeAngelSao :)) like this:

In Loki's first attempt to get Olivia to go with him, he makes her see a vision of his idea of a perfect life for them, ruling Midgard.

In the regular dimension, she does admit it's VERY tempting, but she notices too many small details that show something is wrong or at the very least, very off.

In 416, she notices less of the bad, and more of the good. And it all goes downhill from there. Literally, it's a downward spiral for Olivia mentally. A descent into madness, if you will.

Characters are supposed to be flawed, and Olivia's flaw in a lot of cases is during hard times, she has a very low resolve and gets really emotional. Typically her resolve is strong enough to withstand most things, but in this dimension, it's not. Far from it.

It's not really a spoiler for the chapter I wrote, cause it's really obvious what happens, but in this dimension, Loki and Olivia succeed together in taking over Earth.

As far as the numbering for it, 416 is basically abbreviated for April 16th, which is by birthday. This is 100% gonna make me sound bad, but I numbered this particular dimension based on my birthday cause it's like, my ideal multiverse. Cause, come on, look me in the eyes, my Loki fans, and tell me that if Loki offered you a place at his right hand to take over Earth, you'd say no. That's right, you wouldn't.

Also I have to say, Tony's nickname that he gives Olivia in the chapter is really hilarious, and genius at the same time.

Lady Macbeth.

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Obviously, this dimension hinges upon Olivia agreeing to help Loki take over Earth. But some of the other dimensions I'm gonna explain start like that, but change directions pretty quickly.

The key for them actually winning is the simple task Olivia is asked to do:

Disabling JARVIS, and thereby Tony's suits.

Cause, if there's no suits for Tony and if JARVIS is unfixable beyond immediate repair, that's a HUGE asset lost to the Avengers.

Also, in this dimension, Natasha doesn't recalibrate Clint's mind. The thing goes is that Loki's far harsher when she interrogates him, and she's (like Olivia) slightly mentally weakened. She quells Hulk's rampage like usual, but Clint gets away before she can help him.

Next, it depends upon Natasha being Mind Controlled pretty early on in the battle so she can go find the rest of the Avengers for Olivia and Loki so they can turn the team's minds as well.

Once the Avengers are out of commission, SHIELD has to retreat or completely collapses (details ambiguous), and the UN has to meet and agree to surrender so more lives aren't lost.

After that, it's pretty much smooth sailing.

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The most interesting thing about this scenario to me is the mental aspect to it.

But the biggest thing?

We all know Loki to some degree was mind controlled throughout this movie (and it's implied Hulk smashing him around triggered the cognitive recallibration), so his actions aren't entirely his own.

Olivia's are. She's not being controlled at all, and yet she still makes the choices she does.

It's really interesting.

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412 is next.

I will say that for the most part, it's the same as 416.

Except for how it turns out in the long run.