Chapter 100: Continuing the Deception!
Banner's heart tightened upon hearing this, and he couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong?"
"I thought you weren't going to wake up!"
Finney looked at Banner, not complaining much, after all, letting Hulk out was his own request.
"What did you feel when Hulk came out?"
Finney asked, already knowing Hulk's condition when Banner came out, and was curious if Banner was in the same situation as Hulk.
"It was like sleeping in a small dark room..."
Banner then hesitated and added, "Actually, it wasn't sleeping, it was a very strange state, half-awake, half-asleep!"
Although Banner described it in more detail than Hulk, it didn't make Finney understand anything more, only further confirming the independence of Hulk and Banner.
"How long has it been?"
Seeing Finney's thoughtful expression, Banner couldn't help but ask, after all, he had woken up in the room this time, a situation that made him a little strange.
"Today is the third day!"
Finney answered casually, still thinking about the situation between Banner and Hulk.
"The third day!?"
Banner seemed somewhat shocked.
"So much time has passed!?"
Looking at Banner's expression, Finney was also quite surprised by this incident and couldn't help but ask, "Has this never happened before?"
Banner smiled wryly and replied, "According to my calculations, he usually appears for a maximum of about six hours each time, sometimes even just a few minutes."
The shortest time he remembered was when he tried to commit suicide by shooting himself, but Hulk appeared and stopped him.
"Then what's the reason this time?"
Finney asked Banner, since this body originally belonged to Banner, so in terms of control, Banner should be the one in charge.
"I thought you might need his cooperation, so I tried to get him to appear for as long as possible."
Banner frowned as he said, his "more" obviously calculated in hours, but he didn't expect it to suddenly be three days longer.
"So, you've already figured out when to bring Hulk out!?"
Finney was slightly surprised.
But Banner shook his head and replied, "I can only delay it as much as possible, I can't control it freely."
Even so, Finney was still somewhat surprised. Sure enough, Banner's intelligence gave him an advantage in controlling and possessing the body.
In fact, in the past few days, Finney had been constantly thinking about the best way to bring Hulk out into the public eye.
He even thought of Gamora, or rather, her race.
They're both completely green, aren't they!
If Gamora came to Earth and stood next to Hulk, people would probably believe they were siblings, or even suspect she was the She-Hulk.
Actually, making Hulk a superhero isn't difficult, and getting people to accept him isn't difficult either. The difficult part is what to do afterward.
This world will never lack people with ulterior motives.
Not to mention anything else, just take Hydra. Letting them know about Hulk's existence is simply a matter of either recruiting or eliminating him.
With Hulk's intelligence, and Hydra's ability to recruit people, he might actually be able to be recruited by Hydra.
Regarding this, Finney had considered several solutions over the past few days, the main one being to find a caretaker, and he happened to have a good candidate in mind.
Of course, all of this was contingent on Hulk and Banner separating and existing independently.
Now, Finney's concern was how to appease Banner and keep Hulk out during this period. Although she'd only been a babysitter for three days, Finney had gained a lot. Even without a victory in the battles, she'd still acquired considerable experience, almost equivalent to three weeks at Kamar-Taj.
"Actually, for these three days, I've been with Hulk!"
Finney looked at Banner, recalling the reasons she'd come up with over the past few days, and said, "Dr. Banner, have you ever considered the possibility that perhaps Hulk has always existed, only to accidentally enter your body?"
"Impossible. He was born after my blood mutated from gamma radiation; it was an accidental creation."
Banner, having studied the Hulk for so long, naturally had his own ideas and immediately refuted Finney's claim.
But who was Finney? A disciple of the Sorcerer Supreme.
You want to talk to me about science? I'll talk to you about magic!
"That's just your perception!" Finney gave a mocking look, picked up an empty glass from the table, and asked Banner, "What do you see now?"
Banner, puzzled by Finney's actions, replied, "A glass?"
"A glass without water!"
Finney said, then held his breath and used his 'Golden Grand Evolution Technique' to gather moisture from the air and concentrate it in the glass.
To Banner's astonishment, the previously empty glass suddenly filled with clean water.
"What you see isn't necessarily the truth!"
Finney said, holding the glass. "Like this glass of water, it has always been there, you just couldn't see it before."
"Similarly, your current situation is like this glass. The Hulk is the water inside, and the gamma rays are like me, facilitating their successful convergence!"
People always have a sense of awe for the unknown. Although Banner had seven doctoral degrees, they clearly didn't include a Doctor of Magic.
Finney's statement made him ponder. Although there was no scientific basis, he inexplicably felt there was some truth to it.
Seeing Banner's expression, Finney tried to remain calm. Of course, this was just a fabrication; he couldn't be sure what was really going on between Banner and the Hulk, but that didn't stop him from finding a reason to reassure Banner.
"What impact will this have on our separation?"
Banner snapped out of his daze, still not understanding what Finney meant.
"Of course it will!"
Finney's spirits lifted; this meant Banner might already be starting to believe this explanation.
He immediately picked up the cup and said, "Just like this cup of water, the water is trapped inside, and the cup doesn't want the water."
"But I, who brought them together, don't want to participate anymore. What should I do?"
Banner shook his head in confusion.
"If you were the cup, you should try to get the water back to where it was before."
Finney, holding the cup, continued, "Keep the Hulk coming out as often as possible, so that he, like the water in this cup, finds his original place first."
"What if you're wrong?"
Banner frowned. While he didn't deny Finney's explanation, it was impossible for him to believe it outright.
Finney clearly understood this as well, and continued, "Even if it's wrong, doing this won't have much of an impact on you, and it might even help you control the Hulk."
"And if my guess is correct, it'll be easier to separate you two!"
Banner couldn't help but ponder again. After the school incident, he had also developed the idea of controlling the Hulk's power.
Finney's presence made this action less dangerous, so after thinking for a short while, he couldn't help but ask, "So what should I do?"
A subtle smile appeared on Finney's lips. The most powerful experience point was finally solved!
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