Andrew did not know what Hades was thinking. If he had, he would have been speechless. Seriously, could he stop planting flags before an expedition? That was dangerous, all right?
"Hades, how are the Death Puppets coming along?"
Andrew asked. The reason Hades had been absent earlier was to prepare the Death Puppets.
"Boss, Immortal Kang is simply too powerful. Even with the Pocket Dimension's help, I have a hard time controlling him. As for the other Death Puppets, they're more or less ready."
What were Death Puppets? They were the people Andrew and the Undying Legion had killed before, transformed into puppets.
Hades was the Grim Reaper and had recovered his Godhood. Aside from Immortal Kang, creating other Death Puppets posed no difficulty for him.
What? Hadn't Immortal Kang been completely reduced to ashes by Andrew, without even a scrap left behind? How could he become a Death Puppet?
The answer was simple. Immortal Kang had been killed by Andrew, and Andrew himself was proficient in the Death Rule.
Using the fact that he had killed Immortal Kang, Andrew forcibly reconstructed him, then used the Pocket Dimension's power to turn him from a concept into reality.
But that was not the end. Next, they had to continuously fill him with "reality." Only then could Immortal Kang truly exist.
Filling him with reality was rather troublesome, so Andrew handed the task to Hades.
Of course, Andrew was not making him work for free. He intended to place Immortal Kang under Hades's command, making him the leader of the Death Puppet Legion.
In that case, Hades naturally had to handle the filling himself. Moreover, although Immortal Kang would not be as powerful as he had been in life after becoming a Death Puppet, he would not be weaker than Hades.
That