The farm god rolled his eyes. He pointed at the corn plant, and BAM! Nico di Angelo appeared in an exposion of corn silk. Nico looked around in panic. I-I had the weirdest nightmare about popcorn.
In "The House of Hades" by Rick Riordan, an amusing scene unfolds when the farm god, frustrated by the situation, summons Nico di Angelo with a wave of his hand. Suddenly, Nico appears dramatically amidst a flurry of corn silk, highlighting both the absurdity and the magic of the moment.
Upon his unexpected arrival, Nico is bewildered and expresses his confusion about having just experienced a bizarre nightmare involving popcorn. This adds a humorous and lighthearted touch to the narrative, showcasing the blend of mythological elements with everyday scenarios.
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