Mark 2 had also been miniaturized, and Tony planned to wear it to take a look at White Skull's base in Afghanistan.
At the same time, because he had once encountered an enemy with an Immortal Body, Tony did not think there would be a second one, but he still made targeted preparations.
Obadiah Harvey sat in his simply decorated yet technologically refined office, his brows tightly furrowed. His gaze occasionally swept toward the window, where War God Industries' towering headquarters rose into the clouds like a silent declaration of their dominance in the field of Military Technology.
His fingers lightly tapped against the desk, each tap seeming to speak of the anxiety and unease within him.
Tony Stark, the genius who always worked miracles at Crucial Moments, now seemed to have vanished. There had been no news whatsoever regarding the progress of his new Power Armor.
When War God Industries began cooperating with the U.S. military and delivering those expensive yet revolutionary Power Armors, Obadiah's anxiety reached its peak.
Once these Power Armors saw large-scale deployment, they would completely transform the nature of war. Stark Industries, and even the entire military-industrial system, would face unprecedented change.
What Obadiah did not know, however, was that although these Power Armors were priced at as much as a hundred million dollars each, their true value far exceeded their price.
Their revolutionary design concepts and battlefield performance made the military willing to spend enormous sums acquiring them. Though their numbers were limited, they were enough to shake the global military world.
The emergence of Power Armor signaled that soldiers on future battlefields would possess unprecedented Battle Power and survivability. It was not merely a weapon, but a strategic resource capable of completely changing the nature of war.
For the U.S. military, although the