However, most of them couldn't understand these devices at all, so they really were just as Leo had said.
They had come merely to look around and treat it as a tourist attraction. As for learning or gaining anything from it, that was simply unrealistic.
They were nothing like Stark, who only needed a few glances at Quill's Milan to know how to repair it, and could even use his Nano Armor to patch up the badly damaged ship until it was barely capable of flying.
If he hadn't lacked materials, he might not have been able to fly it back, but finding the locations of other civilizations would definitely have been no problem.
If the tourist standing inside this spaceship had been Stark, then even without dismantling it, what he could see alone would probably have given his technological development a terrifying boost.
Leo's feelings about this were actually rather complicated. But then he thought about it, and even after Stark later came into contact with Quill and Rocket, he hadn't acted too strangely.
Stark had his own path. When it came to science, he wouldn't change himself because of someone else.
Thus, after only ten minutes of sightseeing, everyone lost most of their interest as they looked around.
They were even less interested than they would have been in a top-of-the-line luxury car.
After all, the gap between them and this technology was simply too vast. They had no desire whatsoever to chase after it and learn from it.
So after looking around, everyone left one after another.
Only Leo and Wanda remained inside the spaceship.
Unlike the others, and unlike Pietro, Wanda reached out to touch the ship's walls, feeling their smooth, flowing curves and the materials she had never seen before.
She stroked the switches of