"So, Mr. Iron Man, shouldn't a superhero like you be busy saving the world? What do you want with a kid like me?"
After teasing Tony Stark a little, Kraft asked for a can of regular Coke and plopped down on the couch.
"That Puppet of yours is pretty impressive, so I wanted to compare notes."
Tony Stark shrugged, took a sip of the strange, dark green liquid in his hand, and asked casually, "What kind of power source does your Puppet use?"
"Power source? Nuclear power, of course." Kraft pointed at the LED light on Stark's chest. "Isn't yours nuclear too? At most, we use different working materials."
"Oh, yes, of course." Tony Stark was acting a little strange. He shifted in his seat, then asked with a faint hint of anticipation, "I use palladium. What about you?"
"Pretty much anything works..."
Kraft scratched his head. The AS's power system used a technology called a Room-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Reactor. The main technical challenge was keeping the nuclear reaction at room temperature; there really weren't any particular requirements for the working material.
Kraft briefly explained the concept of the Room-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Reactor to Tony Stark, unconcerned that Stark might reverse-engineer it from a simple explanation.
For one thing, Stark already had an Arc Reactor that was every bit as good as his, so he had no reason to covet Kraft's Room-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Reactor.
Even if Tony Stark successfully reverse-engineered the Room-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Reactor, he still wouldn't be able to reproduce Kraft's results. Dream Technology's safeguards against theft were simply that unreasonable.
Unlike Kraft himself, who had only needed to take a stroll through Stark's home for Angela to quietly swipe the Arc Reactor technology.
"What about its effects on the human body?"
Stark sounded even more eager,