As Tony spoke, everyone's eyes inevitably turned toward Rhodey.
That's right, Rhodey's armor should also be able to open the front panel. There was no need for him to walk around with his entire body restrained inside the armor.
Although War Machine wasn't as intelligent as Mark XLVI, it had no problem with some basic rapid armoring functions.
So Rhodey's current appearance was indeed somewhat abnormal. Only his head was exposed, while the rest of his body remained inside War Machine.
"No! I didn't!"
Rhodey looked at Stark and loudly denied it. This wasn't funny.
"Okay, okay, I know. You just missed Leo too much, right? So you ran out in your pajamas."
Tony continued joking.
"Hey, do you have to put it that way?"
Rhodey looked at Tony speechlessly.
"Haha, all right. Long time no see. This place looks pretty good, doesn't it?"
Stark looked around, smiled, and spread his arms grandly.
After all, to be honest, Stark had provided most of the funding for the Avengers' reconstruction. Besides, the land belonged to what had originally been a Stark warehouse.
It had to be said that Howard Stark also had quite the head for investment. Back then, he had used the construction of warehouses as an excuse to acquire a considerable amount of land.
"Let's go. There's no point standing around out here in the wind."
Leo smiled and said this, leading everyone toward the huge training ground less than a hundred meters behind them.
There were other people waiting inside.
Banner wanted to come over, seemingly wanting to ask Leo something, but Hill unexpectedly reached Leo's side a step ahead of him.
Leo was no longer the short kid he had once been. At over six feet tall, he was taller than the vast majority of the people