Chang Wei looked toward where Blonsky was being held.
Since Chang Wei said War God Industries had neither the convenience nor the space to imprison Blonsky, Tony took it upon himself to lock Blonsky inside a specially made lead-lined cage.
However, keeping Blonsky contained was not particularly difficult. In the Original Plot, Blonsky had been imprisoned for a long time without successfully escaping.
This might have been because Blonsky did not want to lose his ability to move freely. After all, once he escaped, he could become a wanted criminal again, with nowhere to hide. On the other hand, it might have been because the cage was genuinely sturdy enough to keep Blonsky from escaping.
Tony did not know that Blonsky no longer had Gamma Rays radiation. To be safe, he built the cage out of high-strength Gold-Titanium Alloy and added a lead layer outside it to block radiation.
Considering that Gold-Titanium Alloy was practically tofu in Blonsky's hands, Tony gritted his teeth and added some Kryptonite.
Chang Wei had only sold him one kilogram of Kryptonite, and it cost one million US dollars per gram.
Moreover, that was already all of Chang Wei's stock. Tony had no way to ask for more.
It was said that Chang Wei found Kryptonite's synthesis process complex and its output low.
Faced with growing demand, Chang Wei began considering how to break through the existing technological bottleneck and produce a cheaper substitute that retained some of Kryptonite's properties.
He named it "Secondary Kryptonite."
Blonsky's massive, heavy body lay sprawled across the cold metal floor. Every breath was accompanied by a dull echo from within his chest cavity.
The surrounding alloy walls admitted no light. The only illumination came from the tiny ventilation holes in the ceiling, like distant, faint stars in the night