Chapter 262: Return to Earth, Sulia's Achievement Impression Points Balance: 160 billion+!

And this number is still growing at a terrifying speed.

After all, the population base of the universe is far beyond that of Earth. Indeed, Clark's fame was built upon the bodies of Ronan and Thanos, but it still doesn't match the years of reputation those two had accumulated.

Currently, only some influential figures in various powers know the title of "Prince" in the universe; it's far from being a household name.

Compared to Thanos' terrifying reputation that could silence crying children, there's a fundamental difference.

To further increase this number representing impression points, either time is needed for it to ferment, or a couple of universe-shaking events must occur. But ideally, both approaches should be taken, as relying solely on events might only desensitize people without much benefit to the growth of impression points.

Now, with his current impression points, Clark can use the BGM from "Morphy's Incredible Adventures" to break his current limits and ascend to the level of a Celestial Father, which is the level of an ordinary universal deity.

However, leveling up isn't so simple.

After all, the prerequisite to breaking limits is first reaching the extreme of the current realm.

After the battle with Thanos, Clark completely abandoned the Void Purchase Station and returned to Earth with his three companions.

The Anywhere Door opened on the fifth floor of Hank Pym's laboratory, which is the Avengers' training room. However, what they saw was an empty room with unused fitness equipment.

Upon contacting his clone, who was working on a serum with Hulk, Clark learned that the new Avengers base had been completed three days ago, and Tony was organizing a party for all Avengers there. Even Dr. Banner had gone to join, with only old Hank still immersed in his own experimental projects.

It seemed that after injecting the ultimate serum, the old man was even more energetic than the young ones.

Bringing the three women to the top floor of old Hank's lab, they greeted the proud old man warmly. Clark couldn't help but curiously ask, "Uncle Pym, everyone's at the Avengers' moving-in party, why aren't you there to enjoy yourself? And Sulia, you didn't go either?"

Old Hank shook his head lightly, "I'm old, I no longer crave fun like in my younger days. I'd rather spend time on worthwhile things. As for Sulia, a child shouldn't be involved in such lavish events."

Well, it's true that children shouldn't be exposed to luxurious settings, even if they are prodigies.

Sulia, who was testing data with a Chitauri rifle, came over and asked, "Other scientists are worrying about lack of materials, projects, and funding, but we are bothered by having too much. Clark, you didn't bring back some cutting-edge extraterrestrial tech for us to study again, did you?"

"Of course not," Clark assured while patting his chest. "I came back because I've almost finished dealing with matters outside. Just came back to relax."

Pausing for a moment, he patted Sulia's head, "How's your research going?"

"Hearing you ask about my research..." Sulia grinned, fetching a metal box the size of a cigarette pack from the drawer.

She presented it to Clark and challenged, "Guess what it's for?"

After examining it for a moment, Clark shook his head, "Some kind of advanced equipment?"

Sulia didn't answer but turned to Ava, Sif, and Nebula. "Why don't you guys guess?"

While Ava and Sif were contemplating, Nebula casually guessed, "A container?"

Hearing Nebula's guess, Clark, Ava, and Sif chuckled together.

A normal child might indeed create a decorative box, impressive for their age.

But who is Sulia? A prodigy capable of helping Hank Pym research the quantum realm, and the one who independently designed Clark's vibranium suit!

Such a talent wouldn't showcase a box with no technological value.

"That's right, the blue-skinned big sister got it!" Sulia looked at Clark smugly and explained, "Actually, my real achievement is what's inside this box, why are you all focusing on the box?"

Clark, Ava, and Sif were speechless as Nebula flashed a rare smile and Hank laughed heartily.

Opening the box, Clark's casual expression turned serious, his eyes lighting up with excitement. A pea-sized green bean wrapped in air flew out of the box into his palm.

Seeing the bean in Clark's hand, Ava, Sif, and Nebula were puzzled.

To them, it seemed just an ordinary bean. Even Sif, the goddess of agriculture, didn't know much about farming, let alone the difference between dry and wet fields.

Fortunately, Sif wasn't too proud to ask, "Clark, you look so excited. Does this bean have extraordinary properties?"

"Absolutely," Clark replied seriously. "I can feel a rich energy in this bean, similar to light energy, yet different." Turning to a proud Sulia, he asked, "What's the function of this bean?"

"Healing and replenishing energy!" Sulia answered proudly. "This bean is a product of combining the End Crisis Virus with your light energy theory, inspired by the alien technology you brought back."

"It contains all the energy a human body needs, with healing effects similar to the virus."

"A normal person, even those enhanced like Captain America, would stay full for a day with just one bean. And if not severely injured, like missing limbs, eating it would quickly heal them."

"Unlike the virus, its effect is one-time and its application wider, with no strict genetic requirements for the consumer."

Hearing Sulia's explanation, Clark was astonished, "This... is practically a Senzu Bean!"

"Tch!" Sulia scoffed, "What a tacky name!"

Embarrassed, Clark still asked, "Then what's its real name?"

"Senzu Bean!"

Clark, baffled, "Didn't you say that name was tacky?"

Sulia stuck out her tongue, "I just succeeded in cultivating it and hadn't named it yet. But since you named it, Clark, even though it's tacky, I'll respect your opinion. However, compared to Hank's research..."

Old Hank, enjoying the scene, interrupted, "My research is just minor stuff, not worth mentioning."

Not pressing Hank further, Clark changed the topic, "I haven't met everyone since returning. Let's take Nebula to the party and introduce her. You keep up your work; we're off to the party."

With a flash from the Space Stone, Clark and the two women were whisked away to the new Avengers base's open square.

Watching them teleport, Hank commented, "That kid's getting better with space abilities."

Sulia curiously asked Hank why he hadn't shared his research with Clark.

Compared to her beans, Hank's work could be a revolutionary invention.

Shaking his head, Hank replied, "If I tell now, where's the surprise? Besides, it's still in early testing stages; success isn't guaranteed."

...

After over a year of effort, the aftermath of the New York battle had finally settled, and Inhuman awakenings had decreased. So, the Avengers were quite relaxed today.

Arriving at the restaurant, Clark and the ladies saw the Avengers trying to lift Thor's hammer, but none succeeded, except for Captain America, who slightly moved it.

Knowing enough about Asgardian magic and artifacts, Clark realized that lifting the hammer wasn't about strength but worthiness or Odin's approval. And it doesn't just "move a bit"; one can either lift it or not.

Clark guessed Captain America could lift it but didn't, likely to maintain Avengers' unity and Thor's dignity.

While contemplating this, Clark, Ava, and Sif joined the others.

Thor, seeing Clark, clutched his hammer tightly, afraid it might be taken.

And so, the chapter ends with a sense of camaraderie and light-heartedness among the Avengers.

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