"Are you sure you're not a walking disaster?"
Hoggoth complained, though it was merely a complaint. Andrew treated his allies quite well. Although he had safeguards in place, he generally would not betray his allies.
Just as The Ancient One had said, Andrew was still young, so he retained some humanity. Someone in their teens and someone a hundred million years old were bound to think differently.
"This guy is only in his teens? No wonder Oshtur is so unhappy."
Hoggoth thought to himself. Then, he conveyed Vishanti's decision. "I hope to have our decisive battle with you in a suitable Affiliated World, while also scheming against Chthon and the others."
"Sure. An early decisive battle is good for us."
Andrew nodded and said, "First, infiltrate Chthon's side. There's no rush to pass on intelligence for now, lest Chthon spot some flaw.
"If something urgent comes up, have your main body tell God Andrew. God Andrew will inform me."
"So you really do have a way to stay in contact at any time."
Hoggoth said. Then, the two discussed the details and ended the communication. Hoggoth secretly sighed in relief. Fortunately, he had done as The Ancient One said. Otherwise, the moment he agreed to Chthon's proposal, he probably would have seen Mechanical Demon King's enormous face the next second.
"If I can find a suitable world, I may not lose the decisive battle."
Hoggoth thought to himself. He was not alone. Vishanti stood behind him. With the three of them joining forces, they truly might not lose.
Of course, that would have to wait until they found a suitable world. The next day, Hoggoth contacted Chthon and said, "I can join you, but I won't act together with you."
Hearing that Hoggoth had finally agreed, Chthon was overjoyed. He