In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

Wayne gave Steve a strange look—it's just fighting a mature woman, is it really that serious? Why is it acting like I'm about to be sacrificed?

Banner then asked, "So, shall we just bring Wayne... I can call you that, right? Will Galactus see it as a provocation if we bring Wayne over?"

Upon hearing this, everyone present fell silent—yes, it was indeed unlikely that someone of that level wouldn't see Wayne's threat.

"It's okay, you guys go ahead."

Wayne looked indifferent. "Just call me if the negotiations break down, and I'll be there right away."

Upon hearing this, Pym was surprised. "You can teleport?"

"No, it's just that I fly fast. Although I can indeed teleport, it's just crossing star systems. It's just a blink of an eye for me to get there."

"..."

The Avengers' expressions once again became complicated.

Tony couldn't help but remark, "Oh, that's fantastic. It wouldn't make any difference even if we all retired."

"You can't say that, Tony. At least we can do what we can."

"Captain, you really are as clueless about humor as ever."

During their banter, Susan chimed in, looking at Wayne with a hint of worry in her eyes, "If it really comes to that, we'll help you too."

Janet, being a woman herself, nodded emphatically, somewhat emotionally.

Johnny's right hand erupted with flames, and he confidently declared that no one could touch his brother!

Seeing that the atmosphere around him suddenly became a bit strange, Tony glanced at the others somewhat awkwardly and found that Pym and Banner were also somewhat affected by the atmosphere, which made him unable to help but complain.

"It's one thing for Captain, that old popsicle, not to understand, but Hank and Banner, you guys certainly don't? There's no way there's any matter or spatial structure in the universe that can withstand this kid's power."

"If he's not lying, and his flight speed really did reach that incredible level, then there's only one conclusion—this kid could blast the observable universe apart with a single punch!"

Although Tony would be eager to help if it were really necessary, that didn't stop him from complaining that the kid didn't need their help at all.

Upon hearing Tony's words, Steve couldn't help but roll his eyes—he understands science, okay?

Tony let out a long sigh, slumped into his chair, looked at Wayne hesitantly, and finally couldn't help but ask, "Wayne, are you from outer space too?"

The thought that Superman in the comics came from Krypton, even though the information he found suggested that Wayne was not an alien, Tony was no longer sure. How could such a monster possibly be born on Earth?

But what if such a terrifying race really exists in the universe...?

Tony couldn't help but chuckle to himself. If all aliens really had this kind of power, what would be the point of playing this game?

"That shouldn't be the case; there are no beings like me in the universe."

Wayne shook his head slightly. Although he was probably no longer from Earth, he had searched the universe and other universes, but he had not found anyone of his kind.

Upon hearing this, Tony nodded slightly, seemingly relieved, then, as if remembering something, asked, "Wayne, do you want to join the Avengers? We're actually quite short-handed right now."

"Hey! I can't pretend I didn't hear that."

Reed stared at Tony with an expression that said, "You little brat, how dare you steal my boyfriend!"

Realizing that with the Invisible Woman and the Human Torch present, the possibility of Wayne joining his side was indeed smaller, and Tony felt that he had indeed lacked foresight.

However, he won't give up on poaching her!

As for now... Tony then changed the subject, "Alright, the plan now is that we go to negotiate first, and if the negotiations fail, we'll call for backup so that our strong country boy can take down that planet devourer with one punch."

Wayne was too tired to even bother with the fact that "he wasn't adopted by the Kents."

The others had no objections, and the plan to save the Earth was thus formulated. Once everyone was ready, they would board a spaceship equipped with a warp drive to meet the planet devourer!

……

Two days later, the Fantastic Four and the Avengers, who were about to embark on their journey to space, received a grand send-off from all over the world.

Everyone knew what they were going to do, and everyone was hoping that they could save the world once again.

Meanwhile, at the state university...

Peter glanced at the live stream footage of the "spaceship launch" in his hand, then turned to Wayne, puzzled. "Are you sure you're okay not going?"

If he could, he would have liked to secretly go and help, but unfortunately he couldn't; he couldn't very well hang on to the spaceship with spider silk.

Peter's question was also the one that the other students were most curious about and confused about, but their relationship with Wayne was only so-so, so they couldn't ask.

"I can get there anytime."

Wayne shook his head slightly, but then he was startled when he felt his hand being grabbed.

Turning around, I was surprised to see Gwen.

Gwen looked Wayne intently into his eyes. "I can help you."

"I know I need your help, but not now."

Wayne didn't want to give Gwen a perfunctory answer, but it was indeed inappropriate to bring the inexperienced Gwen along when fighting Galactus.

Upon hearing this, Gwen looked disappointed.

Harry didn't know that Gwen was the Ghost Spider and thought she was just an ordinary person like him. "Wayne, although we don't have superpowers, we can still help you, such as providing technical support behind the scenes, like... helping you find information, hacking into traffic lights, and things like that."

"Help me hack into the traffic lights of an alien galaxy?"

"...Ahem, I can give it a try."

"I can fly, remember? Harry, I don't need to cross traffic lights."

"..."

Wayne's cold water plunged Harry, who was initially eager to try, into silence. How come this is different from the movie?

Ha shook his head vigorously. "No matter what, you don't have to bear it all by yourself. We can always help in some way."

"But I have to bear it first, don't I?"

Wayne tilted his head slightly, trying his best to look down at Harry, "After all, when the sky falls, the taller one holds it up."

"You're only two centimeters taller than me, look how smug you are."

"I have to correct you. It's 2.6 centimeters, almost 3 centimeters, close to 5 centimeters, and rounding it up, it's 10 centimeters. To put it simply, I'm half a head taller than you."

"Hey! That's not how you calculate it!"

Harry argued with Wayne, unconvinced.

Gwen smiled and watched the two of them. She knew that Wayne was trying to ease the tension and reassure them, but the sensitive Gwen couldn't help but show her worry. Although Wayne made it sound so easy, would Galactus really be so easy to deal with?

"Guys, what were you guys talking about? Did I miss something?"

Peter also came over at this moment. After traversing space using the warp drive, the spaceship could no longer transmit images back, and naturally, Earth could no longer contact the spaceship. No matter how much he cared about what was happening there, there was nothing he could do.