"Heh, wouldn't that be a bad idea?" Su Ming stood up from Arishem's shoulder and scratched his hair. "It's better to keep research on humans on Earth. After all, humans are social creatures. If you want to observe human nature, there's no need to take them away."
"Human nature assessment concluded. New experiment initiated. Objective: study changes in evolved individuals after separation from their group, conduct genetic screening and cultivation. Results will benefit Earth in the future. Beneficial."
Arishem gave its answer. After Yin Tama's explanation, it had discovered that humanity had evolved so perfectly.
Its interest was piqued, and it could not wait to begin new experiments based on humanity's current state. It intended to take these people away immediately.
Su Ming rolled his neck and looked at the Solar System's distant planets. Titan was still lush and green, while red Mars had rotated out from behind the Sun.
"As Galactus's Herald, I advise you not to interfere with humanity's evolution again, especially at this critical point of cosmic ascension. It could cause some very bad consequences."
"Calculation saved. Humanity will not go extinct. Experimental errors acceptable." As Arishem spoke, it prepared to seize people from Earth—the sort of trick where it cast down a beam of light and sucked people into the sky. "Your mission has concluded. We will thank Galactus for his assistance."
"For Galactus and the Living Tribunal's sake, can't you just watch Earth develop from far away?"
Su Ming looked back at Arishem's enormous face. Those pairs of glowing blue eyes had been fixed on Earth the entire time.
Arishem turned its face with some confusion and looked at the tiny human on its shoulder. "Our experiment is unrelated to Galactus, unrelated to the Living Tribunal, unrelated to you, and unrelated to humanity. Why should