Conquer
Ruin
Ruin verb - To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of.
Usage example: a huge fire that ruined an entire city block
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Of course Uchuuchouten is the final boss, until Number Nine turns out to be nuts, betrays him, possesses all the Numbers, and plots to ruin and conquer the world.
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TV Tropes will ruin your life after I conquer every single place in this planet by being Genre Savvy and reading the Evil Overlord List.
- The Emperor Augustus saw the ruin of his ambition to conquer and assimilate middle Europe and later, on his deathbed, he advised his successor not to expand the empire for any reason.
Source: Lost Roman Legion
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