Leo looked at Banner and gave a cheeky grin. "You go ahead and get busy. I'm going to rest for a while too. I haven't had a proper rest anywhere in the universe."
"Wait, Leo. When will you have time to take us outside and have a look?"
Banner was a little bashful, but he still mustered the courage to speak. As a scientist with a doctorate in astronomy, he was filled with endless curiosity about the universe.
Coulson had said, "When Dr. Banner isn't transformed, he's about as curious as Stephen Hawking."
His curiosity and longing for the boundless starry sky and the vast universe still drove the introverted Banner to say this to Leo.
When Leo heard him, he laughed heartily and turned to look at Banner. "You want to go take a look? How about we go right now?"
"Can we?"
Banner's eyes lit up.
"Anytime. Space has no meaning to me anymore. As long as I've been somewhere before, I can reach it whenever I want."
Leo smiled as he spoke and walked toward Banner.
"No, no! Not now! Let me prepare first. Besides, Tony and the others have always wanted to go take a look too."
Although Banner was extremely excited, he still looked at Leo rationally as he spoke.
"I'm just worried that destroying technological knowledge would create a gap in the development of Earth's civilization."
"That's why I'm unwilling to bring the technology of an Alien Planet to Earth."
"For Earth's civilization, that would be equivalent to losing part of its history. It would be like those planets in the universe that rapidly connected with the cosmic civilizations around them—they developed too quickly, and in the end, even their own cultures vanished completely, leaving nothing to search for."
Leo looked at Banner and