#xspoilers that's pretty clever. We always wondered whether that Isca's power changed her mind, which makes it her Achilles. This is better than the flat "I bet you can't lose" gambit, exploiting her forced transience You can tell he's been wanting to spit hot fire for a minute. 
#xspoilers there's something about this that reminds me of Thor. Her "winning" is his "worthiness" a clause that makes them powerful only as long as they hold a particular concept of it. He was made to doubt
#xspoilers winning fuelled her loss; the loss of her childhood, companionship, participation, trust and agency. No love can be real, no friendship, because how could they ever refuse you? She lost the ability to feel joy in winning even, 10,000 years. A nice twist, but a sad end.
#xspoilers she's a ship without a sail, led by the weakest tide and it was heavy to watch her content with how that robbed her. But this is a character too interesting to be dismissed like this, I'm betting on a big redemption arc. Or villain one, we seem to be losing recipes.
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