If You Can Do It, You Do It! The Space Portal Opens

"Leave this world with you?" Banner hesitated, a faint resistance showing on his face.

Aaron noticed it and smiled dismissively. "Doctor Banner, this is actually a good thing for you.

No matter what you think, as long as Hulk exists, you'll be seen as an outsider. Even if Hulk didn't exist, that wouldn't change.

You've spent all these years hiding from place to place, but you've never escaped the eyes of those with ulterior motives. In another world, you could live in peace."

"Your world?" Banner asked tentatively.

"Yes, an age where magic and science coexist. I'm sure you'll like it.

As for Hulk... compared to Dementors, dragons, Balrogs, and the like, you'll find him much more adorable."

"Heh!" Banner's face twitched. "Wouldn't that be a bit too exciting?"

"Those creatures are only a minority. I'm only saying this to tell you that Hulk wouldn't be considered an outsider in my world." Aaron said calmly. "And if you don't want to settle down in my world, that's fine too. Once I ascend to a Celestial Father, I'll establish a Divine Kingdom of my own."

"A Divine Kingdom?" Banner asked in astonishment. "Like Asgard?"

"Not quite." Aaron said mysteriously. "My Divine Kingdom will be a dimensional world that belongs to me alone. It will be safer, more stable, more hidden, and more powerful than Asgard.

The reason I'm seeking out exceptional retainers is that, once the Divine Kingdom is built, I'll need people to help establish its rules and laws... In other words, my retainers will hold founder's shares in a world.

If you have a family by then, you can bring them into my Divine Kingdom with you. I wouldn't mind."

Banner suddenly felt a little embarrassed. Aaron had promised him too much; he simply could not refuse.

Besides, he