"Last time, your tests found nothing. You look pretty confident this time?"
Leo walked over to Dr. Banner and said with a smile.
It seemed that the recovery period had greatly stabilized Dr. Banner's emotions.
Every time Banner returned to his normal body from the Hulk state, he was overwhelmed by intense pain and confusion.
Now, perhaps because Hulk had also become a hero in the Battle of New York, or perhaps because when Banner woke up, he was no longer surrounded by nothing but the corpses of his own kind.
That had brought Banner considerable comfort. There were even traces of a smile on his once perpetually grim face.
At least here with Tony, Dr. Banner had relaxed considerably. Every day, he could study and work without worry, immersing himself fully in his knowledge of organic matter.
And Tony had ample resources here for him to research anything he wanted.
This was exactly the life he had once dreamed of, and now it had become reality.
It was impossible to say that he had fully accepted Hulk, but under Leo's guidance and with the change in his own mindset, he had perhaps become far more tolerant of that consciousness sharing his body and had begun to slowly accept that power.
Tony held up his small transparent phone and lightly tossed it into the air.
A beautiful woman's portrait appeared in midair. "We've been considering this question lately, so we invited one of the world's foremost genetics and biology experts from Korea—Dr. Zhao Hailun."
"She specializes in genetics and has conducted more in-depth research into cellular composition. With Dr. Banner here as well, who knows more about organic matter than anyone else..."
"I think that if an ability like Hulk's really exists, we should be able to uncover specific information