Chang Wei seemed to see through Tony's thoughts. He smiled lightly and continued, "Your Invisibility Technique is indeed exquisitely refined, but before my gravitational field, it might as well not exist. No matter how tiny an object is, as long as it exists in space, it produces gravitational effects. My device uses precisely this principle to capture the path of your movements."
At those words, Loki's expression darkened further.
He had never imagined that his prized Invisibility Technique would fail before an apparently ordinary Earthling.
An unprecedented sense of crisis quietly rose within him. He began to reassess the opponent before him—Chang Wei, a man who appeared ordinary yet was shrouded in mystery.
"Hmph. It seems I underestimated you, Midgardian."
Loki snorted coldly and revealed himself directly.
"Invisibility technology?"
Tony was very interested when he saw it.
"So you're with that group from before?"
Tony asked.
"Watch your tone, mortal. I am Loki, King of Gods of Asgard!"
Loki said as he stared coldly at Tony.
"Asgard?"
Tony's expression immediately turned serious.
"So you're here for this hammer?"
Tony took several steps back. Beside him stood his Iron Man suit. Once he stepped into it, its various components seemed to be drawn by an invisible force, magnetically snapping together in an astonishing display. Soft metallic clinks rang out as it finally assembled into a formidable suit of armor that encased Tony within.
"You think putting on a shell of iron makes you my enemy?"
Loki said disdainfully.
"All right, Bambi,"
Tony's voice came through the Iron Man suit's speakers, carrying a hint of mockery. "Surrender obediently. You'll suffer less that way."
His right hand slowly extended, blue light gathering in the Energy Cannon in his palm like the brightest star in the night sky, aimed directly at Loki.
His left