"I was wrong. The Director of S.W.O.R.D. really is the Savior, not some Demon King."
Dumbledore immediately chose to back down. "As for those Demon Kings submitting to the Director of S.W.O.R.D., that must have happened after they entered this world. While fighting them, he also found ways to bring them under his control.
"In the end, he turned the situation around, defeated powerful enemies, and saved our world. He deserves to be called the Savior."
"You're quite practiced at this."
Galadriel sounded a little surprised, then said, "You don't need to worry. Andrew really has saved many worlds. He won't destroy yours."
"I hope so."
Dumbledore smiled bitterly. If Andrew really was the Savior, that actually made things worse. After all, if word of what happened here got out, Andrew would lose face. He might destroy the world and bury everything in the ashes.
Galadriel said no more. She knew Dumbledore was overthinking it. Andrew certainly wasn't a saint, but he was absolutely not that sort of deranged monster, either.
Hoggoth and The Ancient One sensed what was happening over there and couldn't help shaking their heads. It was the familiar Wang-style undercover routine, only even more "potent" this time.
"Hoggoth, are you really going to compete with the Mechanical Demon King?"
The Ancient One asked Hoggoth, "Luckily, you sided with the Mechanical Demon King this time. Otherwise, you might have been the one backstabbed by twenty Demon Kings."
"Maybe this whole setup was meant for me."
Hoggoth grumbled, then said, "I still have to compete with him, or it'll keep bothering me. But I certainly won't compete with him in plotting or scheming. My heart isn't as black as his. Whatever else you might say, I'm a god who represents justice."
"The saying that you take on the