| “ | Harold:(Threatening Durda with one of his guards' weapons) All right girl, tell me where is the cristal. Durda: You will nev-! |
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| ~ Harold threatening Durda and Igor. |
Sir. Harold Liebehenschel Live also known as President Harold and Isaac Stone, is the secondary antagonist of the spanish Fantendo RPG videogame concept Alba, although judging by the repercussion of his actions before the story, he can be considered as the overarching main antagonist.
He's the president of Live. Inc, the company responsible of the technology in the future, and at the same time, the president of Futura and one of the heroes of the so-called "Second Renaissance" after World War III. Later it would be revealed that he is allied with the antagonistic faction of the game to achieve his goals.
History[]
TBA
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- Murdering Nathan Donovan in a fit of anger and envy during college, and at the same time manipulating one of his classmates into leaving the body in Nathan's room and committing suicide after that.
- Started World War III by manipulating the market and assassinating politicians, and under the name of Isaac Stone, sell and test his weapons and inventions without damaging his image.
- He kidnapped several people against their will to test the soul-to-robot transfusion, resulting in many failures.
- Once he successfully turned people into robots (Although they got desactivated later, since they were simply experiments), he would have a child (Noah L. Holland/Douglas Newtimes) so that he would be the first public human transferred to a robot. To prevent any intervention from his wife, Harold would poison her after giving birth to him and pass her death as a death from childbirth.
- After the protagonists discover his past acts, Harold tries to kill them throughout the story several times in order to silence them.
- Committed genocide against a tribe to use their land for to build Cosmos City and the new headquarters of Live Inc.
- Murdering Ziphia in a fit of rage.
- Starts a genocide attempt in Cosmos City, in order to use the souls of the inhabitants to turn them into robots, excusing himself with his son's "uselessness".
- He rejects his own son's offer of redemption and attempts to strangle him afterwards.
- Unlike the rest of the villains who show reforming qualities, are misguided in life, or are sympathetic in nature, Harold is simply guided by his ambitions and has no excuse or justification for why he does what he does, he is only interested in having control over everyone or guarantee his own future, without any remorse.