Acceptance.
In the Wizarding Kingdom, a big, green Hulk was no monster.
In fact, Hulk's situation was nowhere near as bad as that of the unfortunate wizard who had turned himself into a Quintaped.
Hulk liked the Wizarding Kingdom far more than the world of ordinary people.
Still in his Hulk form, he stepped out of his treehouse in the Redwood District outside Wizard City.
Towering redwoods were the defining feature of this area.
The land of the Wizarding Kingdom drew soil up from the seabed through magic, bringing underwater minerals up along with it.
The Redwood District had been specially cultivated to create an area suitable for trees to grow.
When Hulk woke up, he pushed the door a little too hard, cracking it outright.
An owl flew over, utterly unafraid of the big fellow, and dropped a newspaper.
Hulk went over to pick up the newspaper, and the owl pecked his hand.
"Hulk will pay you," Hulk muttered.
Only then was the owl satisfied. A seagull beside it tilted its head before the owl led it away.
This was a new kind of newspaper delivery bird being trained by the Seagull Newspaper based in the Redwood District.
The Wizarding Kingdom lay out in the ocean, making seagulls better suited to life here than owls.
Hulk picked up the newspaper. He did not actually enjoy reading it, but Banner, the other, extraordinarily intelligent presence within him, could see things differently.
Hulk and Banner were two minds in one body. They were the same person, yet different.
Hulk's body shrank, turning back into Banner.
Dressed in loose clothing, Banner had learned how to get along with Hulk during his time in the Wizarding Kingdom.
When it came to newspapers, Banner preferred the Seagull Daily.
Though it still had a small