After a brief moment of blankness in Dr. Banner's mind.
"Whoa—"
He looked around at the scenery and the aliens of all shapes before him, then let out a strange cry.
Panic immediately set in.
"The sun is going down... The sun is going down..."
Thinking he was about to transform, Thor hurried over to Banner.
He kept babbling under his breath.
Dr. Banner found a corner, sat down with his face covered, and grew utterly fed up with the voice by his ear:
"SHIT... Can you shut up?"
"I just want you to stay calm."
Thor looked innocent.
"How am I supposed to stay calm? This is space!!"
Dr. Banner had clearly realized his situation.
As an ordinary scientist, he had woken up to find himself drifting through unknown space.
Surrounded by aliens in every color imaginable, how could he not panic?
Though those aliens did seem somewhat familiar.
"It's only space. It's not like you've never been here before."
Thor tried to keep comforting Banner.
"No, I've never been here!"
"Uh... well, you have now. It's a brand-new experience. Pretty good!"
"God... my neurons have already exceeded the limits of my brain's information-processing speed..."
Banner ran both hands wildly through his hair.
"This feels completely different.
Before, I always felt like Hulk and I each had one hand on the steering wheel.
But this time, it was like he had the car keys, while I...
Was locked in the trunk!!"
With Thor as the only familiar face before him, Banner could not help sharing how he felt.
After all, this time, he had been unable to come out for far too long...
Counting the days, it had been almost—two years?!?
"You're back now. That's what matters."
Thor clearly did not understand what Banner was trying to say.
"No!