After learning that Banner and Hulk could not go twenty-four hours without sleep like dolphins, Yang Bo left with a sense of regret and the Scepter embedded with the Mind Stone.
"Oh well. If they can't work around the clock, they can't."
Returning to Sakaar through the Teleportation Stone Tablet, Yang Bo immediately spotted Thanos sitting off to the side, watching the robots generate electricity. He paused and asked, "You're done already?"
Sakaar might not have had many inhabitants, but it was still an entire planet. Was Thanos really that efficient? Could it be because he had so much practice?
Seeing Yang Bo return, Thanos stood up at once and said, "No, but the Grandmaster has already surrendered. I can leave the rest to the Black Order."
There would undoubtedly be plenty of killing to come, but Thanos found that sort of slaughter boring, so he had returned to Yang Bo.
"They're taking the Grandmaster with them to gather this planet's inhabitants and select those willing to submit."
Thanos glanced at the Scepter embedded with the Mind Stone in Yang Bo's hand, his expression utterly unchanged. He had already lost interest in the Infinity Stones. After all, nothing could be more satisfying than reshaping this universe with his own hands.
"There's one more thing. I need a large quantity of dirt and tools."
Yang Bo put away the Mind Scepter and looked Thanos up and down, unable to help remarking, "Putting you in charge of this really was the right decision."
"Come with me."
Yang Bo walked over to the Teleportation Stone Tablet and teleported with him to the warehouse on Little Planet, where he kept his vast stockpile of supplies, including dirt.
He opened a chest and rummaged around for dirt when a flash of green suddenly caught his