"Don't move," Jarvis suddenly said. "You're in a minefield. You'd better not move around, or you could be blown away at any moment."
Main Universe Iron Man froze. He finally realized that when he had passed through the portal, he had forgotten to specify the coordinates. Still, he could not help looking back at the portal behind him. "Why is there a portal in a minefield?"
"Because we'll need to clear the mines later," Jarvis said. "They can't get in, but we need to push through to their side as well. Our ships are afraid of these mines too. The portal was set up to make mine-clearing easier."
"So it's fine if I just go back through it?"
"It's possible, but it would be best to set your armor to minimum output. Don't create any major energy fluctuations, or you could still trigger a gravity trap. If you get captured, that'll be bad."
Main Universe Iron Man had no other choice. He could only fly back little by little. Fortunately, the portal that had sent him here was only a few dozen meters away, and there were no dangerous objects within a hundred meters of it. He could slowly inch his way over.
But at that moment, he suddenly heard movement nearby. When he turned to look, a tiny black dot was rapidly growing larger. Then a somewhat familiar figure appeared not far away. The newcomer wore a red-and-blue uniform. It was clearly Superman.
"There really is someone here," Superman remarked. "You aren't here to set traps, are you?"
"I'm just here to check things out," Main Universe Iron Man replied, refusing to back down. "I was about to leave, but since you're here, we can trade a few moves."
"I advise you not to," Jarvis said. "First, you can't