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

Just as Johnny was about to start arguing with Thor again, a white figure appeared out of thin air inside the spaceship.

"Second brother!"

"Wayne!"

"Second brother, you're back!"

With his fists hardened, Wayne didn't hesitate to flick Johnny and Thor on the forehead each. "I told you, don't call me that!"

Seeing stars, Thor shakily raised his right hand and gave a thumbs-up. "As expected of my second brother...that's strong!"

Bang—another bump appeared on Thor's head.

Unable to contain her excitement, Susan immediately left her seat. The weightlessness and high-speed flight caused her to fall towards the back of the spaceship, but she was not worried at all.

And just as she expected, Wayne caught her.

"Well done."

Susan wrapped one arm around Wayne's neck and stroked his cheek with the other, tilting her head slightly to leave a wet, red mark on his other cheek. "This is your reward."

"Actually, I'd prefer the new one..."

"uh-huh?"

"It's nothing, Susan, this reward is wonderful."

The Avengers on the spaceship glanced at the two men every now and then without making a sound, except for Tony... Tony was staring straight at them.

"Looks like I'll have to get Jarvis to update the database."

"Do you have a problem with that?"

"No, miss, I have no objection at all. I, Tony, have never been one to meddle in other people's business."

"That's good."

Susan looked away, ignoring Tony's knowing look that seemed to say, "This was premeditated."

Tony glanced at Wayne, who seemed to be thinking about something else, and couldn't help but sigh and shake his head—it seemed that Superman was going to be tricked by his wicked sister into going to see abalone.

Tony glanced at Susan, whose looks and figure were top-notch, and couldn't help but look at Wayne with a hint of envy—although he had also grown up early when he was young, he was still no match for Susan.

However, Tony quickly came to terms with it. After all, with Pepper by his side, other women were merely objects of admiration.

"Ahem... Child, where is Galactus?"

Seeing that the conversation was going off-topic, Steve quickly changed the subject and asked about what he was most concerned about.

"A planet devourer? I wonder which corner it's lying in somewhere?"

"You beat him?"

"Otherwise what?"

"..."

Hearing this, everyone's expressions varied, and they hesitated to speak. Although they believed Wayne could win... wasn't this victory too easy? He wasn't even injured. Was Galactus just a stray dog ​​on the roadside? No, that didn't make sense. They were ridiculously strong when they fought.

Looking at Wayne's nonchalant expression, one can only say that he truly deserves to be called Superman, who carries an even larger burden.

Steve paused for a moment, then said, "Um, Wayne, you didn't kill Galactus, did you?"

Wayne looked slightly confused. "Why would I kill him?"

"It's good that they didn't kill him."

Steve breathed a sigh of relief, looking at Wayne with satisfaction. "Kid, you did a great job... I'm sorry I doubted you. After all, Galactus's survival is related to the balance of the universe. I should have believed that you are a sensible kid."

What? Is that what he thinks?

Wayne recalled that, if Superbrain remembered correctly, he probably just thought that if Galactus survived, he could be used as a punching bag a few more times.

But since you've said that... "That's right, that's what I think too."

Wayne agreed, looking somewhat serious.

Hearing this, Steve was even more gratified. He was sensible, had a strong sense of the big picture, and was capable—Tony was right, their team was indeed a bit short-handed.

Although he still felt that sending a child to the battlefield was not the right thing to do, they could teach him the right values ​​and how to control his own power in advance, so it was not something that could be ignored.

But here's the problem: Wayne doesn't seem interested in joining the team. Tony and the others have tried to recruit him several times, but he hasn't responded, and he still hasn't joined the Fantastic Four.

Another question is, how are they going to poach him? Reed doesn't seem like he'd let him go, but I can understand; I wouldn't want to either, unless it's Wayne's own wish.

I need to go back and discuss this with Tony.

……

After entering the solar system and approaching Earth, the spacecraft made contact with Earth long before landing.

And so, the following scene unfolded.

A huge crowd gathered a considerable distance from the landing spacecraft—they were welcoming the heroes home.

And their hero will not disappoint them—the threat posed by Galactus is gone!

However, there is still one problem.

Banner suddenly remembered that Wayne had said that the heat vision he used to blast away Galactus was launched from Earth, and that Wayne did not rely on any spaceships or similar equipment when he came to provide support.

These things happened right before the eyes of countless people on Earth!

If you also take into account the distance from Earth to the planet Devourer, the information you can glean is terrifying!

Anyone with a brain knows how incredible what Wayne did is!

Banner, who had been persecuted by General Ross many times, couldn't help but worry, "Won't Wayne be targeted by those guys?"

However, as soon as the question was asked, not only did others laugh, but even Banner himself, who asked the question, laughed.

He realized he had let his concern cloud his judgment; damn it, a strike range of at least tens of thousands of light-years—only a fool would agree to let General Ross cause trouble.

Even if someone really wanted to use Wayne's power, they would never take such a hard line unless that person was mentally unstable, but their President Matthew wouldn't be that stupid.

"Don't worry, Banner, I'll handle this."

Tony stepped out of his armor, confidently straightening his suit. "I promise."

If Wayne's power were simply beyond control, it would be a bit troublesome to handle, but the gap is so wide that it's despair-inducing, then this is a royal flush!

Unless Wayne himself wants to be controlled, Tony has plenty of ways to deal with him.

No, I don't need your guarantee.

Reed eyed Tony warily, who was trying to poach him. "I can handle this myself."

This isn't just Reed bragging; after all, the Fantastic Four have never hidden their identities, so they've naturally encountered some problems, but for Reed, these were minor issues.

"If you need anything, just call me anytime. I still know a few old friends who are still alive."

Steve nodded slightly, then tried to reassure Wayne, "Son, you haven't done anything wrong. You don't need to feel guilty. We'll take care of it for you."

But a quick glance revealed that Wayne didn't seem worried at all, and was chatting with Susan and Johnny.