While Andrew was teaching Little Hela and Hit-Girl, the Nightmare Demon King contacted The Serpent through dream magic.
In the dream, the Nightmare Demon King asked, "The Serpent, I am the Nightmare Demon King. Do you want revenge on Odin?"
The aged Serpent sat on the ground with his hair hanging loose and snapped irritably, "Get lost."
The Nightmare Demon King was stunned. What the hell? This wasn't how the script was supposed to go. Shouldn't The Serpent have been ecstatic?
The Nightmare Demon King asked, "The Serpent, what's with that attitude? Don't you want to get out and take revenge on Odin?"
"A few years ago, a demon king asked me the same question. We agreed that he would get me out, and I would help him once."
The Serpent said coldly, "I was full of anticipation then. Who knew that before long, another demon king would show up and threaten me? He demanded that I help him once, unconditionally, or he would expose the previous demon king's plot.
"To get out, I gritted my teeth and agreed. In the end, nothing happened. No one came to rescue me. There wasn't even the slightest sign of a rescue.
"I gave my promise for nothing and waited like a fool for months, going from eager anticipation to utter despair.
"Nightmare Demon King, tell me what attitude I should have toward you."
The Nightmare Demon King was speechless. Who were these two useless demon kings?
That sounds like Mephisto and the Mechanical Demon King. Could it have been those two?
The Nightmare Demon King grumbled inwardly. His guess was right: the first demon king had been Mephisto, and the second had been Andrew.
Back then, Odin hadn't been on Earth, so demon kings could contact The Serpent directly. As long as