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That's where an interesting balance takes place, because it's entirely likely that Chiaki *knows* when she's getting close to crossing one of the Hooded Hood's plans. He might be surprised at how she manages not to get herself eliminated.

Gratified, possibly. The Hood hates to waste material he could use later.

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She's affecting the Parodyverse just by existing there. After that fro the Hood it's just a matter of a simple arrangment such as having her take the last space in a crowded lift that diverts someone else to another future - and she's hooked!

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It's a matter of scale, though. She doesn't *directly* effect history if she behaves like an observer. Everyone else is a part of history.

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The only time Faite really gets involved and interferes is when the present has been thrown way out of balance, like during the Moderator saga. Bad news is, that means she'll do her best to interfere with the plans of the Carnifex, if she isn't already.


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She might recognise that the Carnifex is a lure to flush out those who might interfere with his bosses demolition plans.

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Faite would be trickier than that, out of experience. She would somehow manage to redirect an "innocent" who becomes the object of the Carnifex' or his boss' actions, so their plans are ruined. She works in small steps, usually, so nobody can tell it's her. The Hooded Hood only knows, because his webs are so tangled, she had to get involved directly a couple of times.

It gets a bit metatextual here since the Carnifex's bosses are "being from beyond the Parodyverse who wish to see it destroyed" to prevent "those who created the Parodyverse for an unknown purpose" from fulfilling their own plans.