Quote Originally Posted by Traab View Post
It seems strange that the contract is even valid at the start as im pretty sure you cant be contractually bound to illegal activities, and a group of criminals hiring a fellow criminal to do illegal things is probably not itself a legal action. So at the very least it should be easy for arianna to get a judge to rule the contract is suspended until a full trial can happen, at most it should have just NOT WORKED IN THE FIRST PLACE if it applies to american law automatically. So thats another entry in the odd way her powers work. Is it anything goes until a lawyer points out all the ways its illegal and gets a judge to suspend it? Or is the law automatically applied to any document meaning she CANT use a contract that violates the law in some way? Maybe its a matter of belief? She THINKS she has a rock solid contract so she gets the powers, but when ariana pulls legal jujitsu on her the powers vanish? Would her powers have dropped out even without the phone call had arianna stamped them before calling? SO. MANY. QUESTIONS!!!! Too bad we probably wont learn any of the answers because now the patreon character is done and likely wont be seen again.
If she is indeed a small part devil, as the author text speculated/implied, then the only thing that matters is the wording of the contract and the mutual signatures, the physical paper that is signed as a formal agreement. Since she's not an actual devil, the contract itself is not maintained by some supernatural power, and can be made void by anyone with authority to do so, per the contract's own rules, a fact HW has exploited by making herself the LLC's manager, thus leaving her the only one in the LLC with the power to alter the contract. But since the contract in this case is for a registered LLC in the normal legal system, anyone with the power to suspend an LLC has such authority. Once the contract is void - say, by means of a big red stamp across it - Hench Wench loses the powers that come from it.

That's how I would explain it, at least.