As their final conversation before parting, Allen and Tony Stark talked for quite a long time.
It lasted so long that even Pepper Potts, who was resting during her pregnancy, specifically came over to see what was going on.
As for the representatives of the major powers, they racked their brains trying to figure out what they could ask Iron Man about the matters that might have been discussed between the two.
After all, ever since the Battle of New York, Allen and the Sky City faction behind him had, for some reason, gradually begun distancing themselves from all government organizations, including the International Security Council and S.H.I.E.L.D.
Instead, they were more willing to contact Iron Man, the leader of the Avengers, directly. This left them feeling incredibly nervous, passive, and confused.
Coupled with their concerns over the terrifying power possessed by this "ally," they naturally did everything possible to obtain more intelligence and information.
But no one knew that this would be the last time Allen appeared on Earth in this universe.
When the bustling, prosperous day gave way to night and New York was shrouded in colorful neon lights, electronic screens, and virtual-projection billboards, the conversation finally came to an end.
Iron Man had obtained everything he wanted, along with knowledge of the various crises and disasters that might occur in the future.
Now, he was no longer a "firefighter" who could only scramble into action after enemies came knocking at his door.
On the contrary, while the second Ant-Man was lost in the Quantum Realm, the genius planned to build a defensive system from scratch against every potential enemy.
By combining technology and magic, he intended to create at least twenty different anti-XX armors, including a special suit designed specifically for snapping his fingers in case his