What is the situational irony in Godfather Death?

In "Godfather Death," the situational irony lies in the protagonist’s desire for wealth and power, which ultimately leads to his downfall. After choosing Death as his godfather, he gains the ability to heal people and amass riches, believing he can control fate. However, when he attempts to outsmart Death by saving the king's life, he inadvertently seals his own fate by provoking Death's wrath. This twist highlights the futility of trying to escape one's own mortality, as the very force he sought to manipulate becomes his undoing.