After resting for two days, the Avengers were ready to go, each fully armed. But when they found Yinsen, they discovered that this "reinforcement" from a parallel universe had set up a lounge chair on the lawn and was leisurely sunbathing.
"We're ready."
Steve coughed heavily a few times, reminding him that they were there. Hearing him, Yinsen sat up directly, stretched lazily, and twisted from side to side a few times as if loosening up.
"Isn't he one of the gods?"
Rhodey quietly asked Thor beside him.
"Shouldn't his body be in great shape?"
"It's just a personal habit. Don't mind it."
Yinsen's hearing was excellent, so he clearly heard Rhodey's jab and continued rolling his neck.
"Are we leaving now?"
"Yes. The spaceship is ready too, and it's loaded with enough supplies."
"A spaceship?"
Yinsen froze for a moment before remembering that he had not explained things to Steve and the others. Everyone had assumed that to "revive" Thanos, they needed to travel to the planet where he had died—the planet where he had chosen to retire.
"There's no need to make it so troublesome."
That planet was not nearby. Even with a "jump" function, traveling there by spaceship would still take some time.
Yinsen was not some country bumpkin who had never been to space. He had no interest in coming to a parallel universe just to experience space travel.
"Did you forget that I'm a mage?"
"Can you open a portal and send us there directly?"
The Avengers knew that mages could open portals. But since Yinsen had not mentioned it earlier, they assumed he could not make a transfer over such a vast distance—after all, Earth was incredibly far from that planet.
"Of course."
After finishing his warm-up, Yinsen looked at everyone's strange expressions. To