However, among the dozen or so armor models was a three-dimensional projection of a human body.
With a wave of his hand, Tony recalled all the projections.
Yet Leo had still spotted that human-body projection, with a prominent red marker at the chest.
Looks like Tony had already started suffering from palladium poisoning. He was beginning to take it seriously.
Leo's eyes lit up as he looked straight through the Mark IV armor at the reactor device in Tony's chest. Fine black streaks had already appeared along its edges, though they were still extremely faint.
Then he directly saw several tiny metal shards attached to the chest device.
They were firmly stuck to the metal wall, completely motionless.
Leo could have controlled them and removed the metal shards right then, but that would cause a certain degree of injury, and he still could not directly break down the metal shards.
He walked over and knocked on the Mark IV. "Mr. Stark, how about I remove the metal shrapnel from your chest?"
The Mark IV's faceplate opened, revealing Tony's astonished face.
Tony froze for a moment, then smiled. "I'm fine. No need to take them out. They're not really getting in the way, anyway."
"I'm not talking about the shards. I mean the Palladium Poisoning, Mr. Stark. You've realized it too, haven't you?"
Faced with Leo's serious expression, Tony fell silent.
Just as before, what Tony was considering now was still the issue of the reactor being exposed. If Iron Man lost his reactor, would he still be Iron Man?
Did he absolutely have to use the one in his chest for power? No. He could completely use an external one instead.
Just as Obadiah had said, Tony had personally created the most powerful mass-produced killing weapon in history, but its