The staff cafeteria on Little Planet.
"Good God, boss, where did you find those angels?"
Dr. Banner stared at the imposing squad of angels behind Yang Bo, shock written across his face.
As someone from the United States, he had believed in God since childhood. How could he not be astonished to meet God's messengers?
At Banner's exclamation, Yang Bo looked rather displeased.
"Don't get me started, Dr. Banner. God only left me one squad of angels and an avatar. He took all the other angel legions with him."
At Yang Bo's words, not just Banner but everyone else in the room looked shocked.
"You're saying God left you an avatar?"
Banner excitedly sat down beside Yang Bo, looking at him as though he were an absolute legend.
Yang Bo picked up the glass filled with liquor on the table and took a long gulp.
He set it down on the table with a thud.
"Yeah, an avatar. I just don't know whether he left it willingly or was forced to."
After a moment's thought, he continued, "Given Heaven's current situation, I don't think there's much chance it was voluntary..."
Dr. Banner said excitedly, "My God! Can I go see him?"
"Of course. But Dr. Banner, how come I never noticed you being so devout before?"
Dr. Banner chuckled. "It's not about being devout. That's God!"
"You don't get many chances to see him."
Without Yang Bo, Dr. Banner felt he might never have met so many people and gods who existed only in legends.
Yang Bo gestured to Dr. Banner. "There's no rush. Let's eat first. Once we're full, I'll take you to see God."
Even as he said that, a scene from A Chinese Odyssey came to mind.
Then he turned and shouted toward the kitchen, "Chef Zhao,