The moment they heard this, everyone in the conference room fell silent. The way they looked at David grew serious as they listened carefully to his explanation. The intelligence analyst had no choice but to shut his mouth, though his eyes still glared furiously at David, ready to seize on any mistake and strike back.
David swept his gaze over the crowd and chuckled inwardly, though he continued with a solemn expression.
"Besides, you've overlooked retired Captains and Air Force pilots. They may be retired, but their flying skills are still intact!"
The intelligence analyst's eyes lit up at David's words. He immediately retorted with a mocking expression.
"You're saying Iron Man is some retired old man? A Super Hero in his sixties, seventies, or even eighties and nineties? Don't tell me he built the Iron Man suit to replace a cane or a wheelchair?"
David shot him a frosty look and said coldly.
"I don't waste my time on idiots!"
"You...!"
The intelligence analyst had not expected David to call him an idiot outright. He glared at David in fury, but David ignored him after insulting him. Instead, he turned and looked across the others' faces before speaking in a deep voice.
"The suspicions surrounding active Captains and Air Force pilots have already been ruled out. Highly skilled co-pilots and retired pilots are now our primary suspects."
"This is the real world. The Iron Man we're looking for isn't Tony Stark. With the Iron Man suit concealing him, we have no way of knowing his age. He might genuinely be a pilot from World War II!"
"If this Iron Man suit has a thought-control system like Mark 43 in the movies, then even a disabled or paralyzed person could wear it and move freely. If we want to find