"There are still some details to add."
Leon placed his hand on the doorknob. "But if you want to take a look inside, you can come with me now."
Tony stepped forward. "Just looking around isn't enough. We can also help you come up with ideas for transforming this Small World."
He spread his hands. "The world's greatest idea man is right here. I'm the founder of Stark Electronics Technology—everyone in the world relies on the electronic devices I invented."
"Most of those ideas were ones I told you, thank you." Leon had no way of dealing with this flamboyant guy.
"I can offer some ideas too!" Banner raised his hand, then said weakly, "Because Fantastic Beasts need special environments to grow..."
There was no need to mention Wong and Mordo.
The two of them consciously moved to Leon's side, standing there like broad, stout guardian deities flanking a doorway.
"Looks like you're all impatient."
Leon turned the doorknob. "Ready? You're about to become the first guests since this Small World was born."
The people behind him all held their breaths, and no one answered his question.
Leon pulled the door open again, and dazzling light immediately crashed over them like an ocean tide.
Behind the door was no longer solid magical metal.
It was a vast world.
Yellow earth stretched out from beyond the door. Mountain ranges rose in the distance, beneath a sky that extended beyond sight.
Tony was the first to walk inside. "It really is a real world. The gravity is similar to Earth's... but it looks so desolate. There isn't even any vegetation. It's like a freshly plucked chicken."
"What chicken?" Leon walked over. "Can't you at least marvel at how vast it is?"
"It really is vast! Incredible. A Small World attached to the