The Immortal Witch and Her Fanatical Contract Seekers

The undying witch's power is to be loved, but she lost the ability to love long ago. After surviving for centuries, all she wants is an end. C.C.: If you want power, make a contract with me. Her first contractor is exceptional, but rebellious and uncontrollable, and has a little group of his own that keeps trying to capture her. Feitan: Immortal? Does that mean no matter what you do, you just won't die? C.C.: ? You're smiling in a rather creepy way. Her second contractor is weak and insecure. No matter how much he loves, he doesn't dare force her. No matter how much he hates, he doesn't dare lay a hand on her. A Luo: I'm sorry... I'm too filthy. I've made you dirty... C.C.: Could you stop hurting the people around me while apologizing? After making a contract with Fei Ying, she throws the two factions of Cross Academy into complete disarray, only to be stabbed in the back at a crucial moment. Looking at the Pureblood Lord, whose eyes have gone red with rage, C.C. calmly says, "If you're going to kill me, then do it." Kuran: Your actions can't be atoned for by death. (Warning: confinement scene.) During the Holy Grail War, she was originally just one step away from victory, but two thrill-seekers repeatedly sabotage her plans. C.C.: Some people can feel pleasure even while being beaten. I imagine the exalted King of Kings has never experienced that kind of delight, has he? Under Gil's furious glare, the witch effortlessly lashes out with a whip. After enduring the betrayal of the Pureblood Queen, the revenge of the Pureblood Progenitor, the advances of a great demon, and the counterattack of the King of Britannia, who was also reborn from the future, the witch admits she can't win this game: "Heh. I'm done playing." [Reading Guide] Third-person narration. The heroine is C.C. from Code Geass. You can enjoy this story even if you haven't seen Code Geass. This story was written a long time ago, and the heroine differs somewhat from the original characterization, so consider it an alternate interpretation. It's about an immortal, unhinged witch courting disaster by hanging around the bosses of dangerous worlds. Lots of unrequited love, and a great many elements, including but not limited to faking her death, being unhinged, starting a relationship and abandoning it, mutual physical and emotional torment, and mutual salvation. Premise: Every life can find its own fulfillment, whatever choices are made.