Leo personally handed all the small gifts he had brought back to Aunt May and Uncle George.
That same day, he also went to Peter's house and gave him plenty of toys, along with an Iron Man model he had made himself. Seven-year-old Peter Parker loved them.
That evening, Aunt May kept lecturing Leo. He had promised to come home once a month, but more than a month had passed before he returned, and she was quite angry.
Uncle George was happy to watch the scene unfold. He sat on the sofa watching the game with a slice of pizza in hand, while Aunt May scolded Leo beside him. Leo kept smiling apologetically, and the atmosphere was incredibly lively.
The next day, a delivery from Stark Industries arrived at the door. Several tons of metal, no less valuable than Titanium Gold Alloy, were placed inside the garage workshop.
At the same time, Happy, who had come along with the delivery, personally handed a small box to Leo.
"Leo, Tony told me to personally give this to you. It seems pretty important. Why don't you open it and take a look?"
The chubby Happy was somewhat curious about the box he had carried all the way there.
Inside the garage, Leo pressed the switches at both ends of the box. The lid sprang open, revealing a perfectly square metal block inside.
Happy grew puzzled. "Tony told me to bring you a metal block?"
Leo's eyes glowed faintly as he looked through the three-centimeter-thick metal wall and saw the Arc Reactor inside. Strangely, the Arc Reactor was not touching the metal. There was a gap of about one millimeter between them.
As for this sealed metal block, aside from breaking it open by force, there seemed to be no other way to