On the other side, Tony and Harry headed into the city together.
He hadn't forgotten the purpose of his visit: investigating that unexplained explosion.
The Mark 42 had finished repairs and was charging using the household electricity. That was an unexpected situation Tony had anticipated, which was why he'd added this function.
"The spring's a little rusty, but the sandwich is still fine. When you said your sister had a watch, I thought you meant a more mature one."
Tony glanced at the electronic watch on his wrist. A crude watch displaying a cartoon girl appeared.
"She's only six. It's a limited edition." Harry laughed beside him.
He also led Tony toward the site of the explosion.
"Are you going to tell me about New York?"
"Maybe. Don't get your hopes up."
"Then can we talk about the Avengers? Thor, the Golden Legend?"
"Later. Don't bother me now."
The moment Tony heard New York and the Golden Legend mentioned, his heartbeat began racing again, becoming abnormal.
Soon, the two of them arrived at the wreckage of the explosion.
In the middle of the ruined house was a large, charred crater. Lights, crosses, and other things that the locals had placed there to mourn the dead surrounded it.
As a local, Harry explained the situation to Tony.
The five charred silhouettes on the wall didn't match the actual death toll of six.
Faced with the crowd's supernatural explanations, Tony didn't believe them at all. He already had his own doubts.
Harry sat on the edge of the crater in the middle. "Do you know what this crater reminds me of?"
"No, and I don't care."
Tony was contemplating the flaws in the explosion.
"Do you remember the huge wormhole in New York?"
Harry gestured excitedly. It had been that battle in