Dr. Robert Bruce Banner/ The Hulk's Story

Bruce remained quiet, focusing his attention on remaining calm. He feared that if his heart began racing too fast due to anger at Immortus' actions that the other guy would come out, and with everyone turnt into babies it would be even more dangerous. Remembering a technique used for staying calm, he began taking deep breaths, focusing on his heart.
Once he decided his heartbeats were normal again, he examined his new toddler body. He wondered what would happen and what the Hulk would look like as a child. He quickly snapped out of his thoughts and asked in a quiet voice, "What if he teleported through time somewhere we couldn't reach him?" Bruce was almost positive that Immortus could travel through time, but perhaps his memories weren't exactly correct.

Tony frowns at Janet as she delivers the news of Immortus' disappearance. It's not like he didn't expect such a thing, but it's still not exactly something that he wishes to hear. "I wonder why he didn't stick around for cookies and Kool-Aid." Tony says, a hint of his trademark sarcasm dripping into his words.

Tony only frowns harder when Bruce speaks. "If that's the case, we're going to have to find a time machine and follow him somehow. There's no way I'm staying like this for long. I don't even have facial hair!" Tony flails his tiny arms slightly in order to punctuate his frustration. Susan seems to be trying to speak, but without actually saying much of anything.

"Thinking's a dangerous pastime you know." He gives her a playful wink, hoping she won't take offense at his comment but knowing she probably will.