The same business van.
"Sixty percent? Ha, how did he dare say it?" Tony Stark said sarcastically inside the van.
They had just left the reception. Their discussion with Dario Agger had not gone well; it could even be called an unpleasant parting. Although Luke and Tony had not come here seeking cooperation in the first place, Dario Agger's greed had undoubtedly exceeded both their expectations. This was not merely asking for too much—he wanted to suppress Stark and Hebron directly, making Roxxon the dominant force in the New Energy company!
"So we left, didn't we?" Luke had also witnessed Dario Agger's extraordinary greed.
What Roxxon Corporation offered was indeed a generous prize for a new company. If it had been someone with only the technology and nothing else, they might have agreed in ecstatic delight. Unfortunately, both Stark Industries and Hebron Technology had the funds, technology, manpower, and connections to handle everything themselves. That made the seemingly generous terms Dario Agger proposed far less helpful than they appeared.
Of course, if it had been someone with only the technology and nothing else, Dario Agger might not have settled for merely sixty percent. He had plenty of methods to demand one hundred percent.
"Agger will definitely find ways to obstruct us next." Though Tony said that, his face was full of smiles. Although he had reined in much of his personality after experiencing death, that innate defiance could not be worn away simply by restraint.
"There's no need to worry about obstacles through legitimate channels. Ina and Ms. Potts can handle those very well. But Dario Agger doesn't look like a proper, law-abiding businessman. If I were you, I'd add some protection around the people you care about." Tony Stark's eagerness for battle pleased Luke, but out of caution, he