Knowhere was actually even more outrageous than Ego's Planet. It had been built inside the skull of an ancient god.
Viewed from space—a massive dark green skull, surrounded by swirling black-and-red mist. It had the feel of death metal.
It was like walking onto the set of a horror movie.
Hayato said to Nebula, "Stop messing around. Be serious. Show some basic respect before the remains of a god."
For some reason, Nebula suddenly lost all reverence for Hayato. She curled her lip. "It's been hollowed out and turned into a home. What dignity is there left to talk about?"
Hayato was speechless.
Mostly because he had only said it casually, trying to change the subject.
He had choked on his words.
Seeing Hayato stumped, Nebula secretly laughed. Gamora had never seen such a girlish side of Nebula before, and she unexpectedly felt like an old father choking up. That look in her eyes... she had nearly teared up.
Hayato misunderstood, thinking Gamora felt the same way as Nebula. After all, they were sisters. He hurriedly explained, "Hey, I just stored it in my private pocket dimension. What are those looks for? Fine, maybe I should let you keep it instead."
Hayato took Nebula's new body out of his spatial storage.
Gamora asked, "Won't there be problems taking it out like that? How is it preserved?"
Hayato said, "Put it in the fridge. You could even cure it like salted fish."
He was joking, of course.
The new body stored life energy that continuously maintained its vitality, so as long as nobody threw it on a grill, it would not decay in a natural environment.
Hayato was straightforward about it, but Nebula became awkward instead.
She said, "It feels weird."
Hayato said, "Just think of it as an ultra-realistic, life-sized