"You're underestimating Odin. Do you believe he'd burn his Godhood and fight you to the death?"
Andrew sneered. "Odin at his peak wasn't even afraid of the Celestials. What do a junior like you amount to before him?"
"I wouldn't! Stop talking nonsense, you bastard Demon King! Don't just decide to sacrifice me, all right?"
Odin complained. He still wanted to go home and play with Little Hela. He had absolutely no interest in burning his Godhood.
Who would even watch an old man's hot-blooded anime?
"It seems your helper doesn't really want to help you."
Ultron said, "Mechanical Demon King, I don't know what trump card The Watcher gave you, but today, you will die. You must pay for what you've done."
"Mechanical Demon King?"
Tony flew over and asked Andrew in astonishment, "Aren't you an Angel?"
"I'm a Demon King. What's wrong with having a few hobbies?"
Andrew shrugged. He wasn't afraid of Tony learning this, because the quantum fluctuations on Main Universe Tony had already been removed. In other words, neither side would dream of the other again.
"Of course there's something wrong with it! You're a Demon King pretending to be an Angel. How could there possibly be nothing wrong with that?"
Tony complained, then asked solemnly, "Ghost Rider—or rather, Mechanical Demon King—what exactly are you trying to do?"
"Don't you know Heaven and Hell have the same boss? That's common knowledge."
Andrew looked puzzled. Tony was dumbfounded. Heaven and Hell were one family? How had he never heard of such common knowledge?
"Once I conquer Heaven, they'll have the same boss."
Andrew laughed loudly. Then, ignoring Tony, he said to Ultron, "Let's fight in space, so no one disturbs us."
"Fine."
Ultron didn't refuse. A Celestial was lying in Earth's core. If they fought on