#mark walden

Number One pressuring Nero and threatening Consequences if Overlord wasn't switched on according to schedule is ultimately what lead to Number One's death, while visting that same pressure upon Wu Zhang ends up nearly costing Nero his own life in multiple instances. Conversely, Nero treating Raven with compassion and kindness and above all giving her time gains him an ally who saves his life on multiple occasions, and ultimately this treatment of his employee rewards him via recreating the family he thought he had lost. In other words H.I.V.E is actually a series about the benefits of a robust workers' rights system and advocates for socialist values, in this essay I will----

Ok this post will make sense to literally three people on here but I love dr nero from the H.I.V.E. book series so much. You meet him in the first book and it’s like ‘ooo scary evil headmaster of villain school who probably KILLS children who try to escape’ and then it turns out that yes he is a supervillain but he also has the most over-active paternal instincts ever and will throw himself in front of killer robots and giant plant monsters, without hesitation, to save even one of his students. Also the mysterious shadowy assassin that defends him from threats does so because she tried to kill him when she was a teenager and upon being attacked by a feral Russian child his immediate instinct was to adopt her