Salvation and Redemption

Natasha was dead, and Dr. Banner had nothing left to cling to. He was now in the same position as Thor, but he was better suited for this task.

In the end, after a brief discussion, Tony, Steve Rogers, and the others decided that having Hulk snap his fingers would be the safer choice.

After all, Thor had spent five years in a slump. Even if he had rebuilt his physical condition, he was no longer at his peak. Letting him undergo such a dangerous experiment with only one chance was simply too risky.

By one chance, they meant that Thor and Dr. Banner might still have a chance of surviving. If Thor did it directly, he could easily lose his entire life.

Though Thor was somewhat unwilling, Tony, Steve Rogers, and the others were absolutely insistent. Thor could not argue with them, and he knew he had indeed wasted a long time before this.

In the end, he accepted Tony's arrangement and handed the chance to snap his fingers to Hulk.

New Avengers Base.

Under the assembly work of mechanical arms, the six Infinity Stones were quickly embedded one by one into the Iron Man version of the technological Infinity Gauntlet.

Unlike the magic-based Infinity Gauntlet Thanos had worn before, the Iron Infinity Gauntlet Tony had created was almost no different from the arm section of his Iron Man armor, continuing his usual design philosophy.

It merely used nanomaterials, with its default form suited to the hand of a normally built person.

Yet through the deforming and reconstructing properties of nanomaterials, it could also fit perfectly around the massive hand of someone like Hulk, whose body and palms far exceeded those of an ordinary person.

Before the testing platform.

Hulk, who had reconciled with Hulk and completely merged into