Dr. Pym and Scott Lang. Leo looked at Stark, who was staring at him solemnly, but there was a hint of hesitation in Leo's eyes.
That emotion was noticed by the perceptive Stark. Frowning, he looked at Leo. "Did you see something again? What are you hiding from me?"
"Tony, what if that missile was a human-shaped weapon? A human-shaped weapon that had been brainwashed and had no free will. Would you still think it was meaningless?"
Leo let out a soft breath and finally said it.
As for the truth about Stark's parents, Leo would definitely tell him, but he had to let Stark slowly accept it.
However, Leo would not change Stark's way of thinking. He only wanted to give Tony more time to consider the matter and make the decision that was most genuine to him.
In the end, no matter what Stark wanted to do, Leo would choose to help him. Even if he truly wanted revenge, Leo would not hesitate.
Leo's words left Stark stunned once again, and for a moment, he could not say anything.
Of course, this was completely unlike Stark's personality. Yet Stark seemed to sense, almost instinctively, that what Leo had said was somehow inextricably connected to him.
Although the conversation had initially been about Wanda and Pietro, it had gradually reached this point, making Stark feel more and more that something was wrong.
That was why the usually decisive Stark had actually fallen into a state of hesitation.
This made Stark truly put himself in Wanda's position, while also unconsciously looking at the matter from another angle.
That's right. If that weapon is a living person who has been brainwashed, then how should one choose? Does he deserve to die?
Stark did not know what significance this matter held, but