Tony, Your Battery Is Dead!

Sharon Rogers had asked about it several times, but the three of them never told her. Chen Mo had been pestered until he had no choice but to say they would tell her once the experiment succeeded.

But Sharon still refused to give up. Every time she saw one of the three, she would ask again.

Tony Stark was once again met with Sharon's scorn, but he was not angry in the slightest. He stood there smugly without saying a word, though his chest was puffed out even higher than before.

Sharon Rogers was initially puzzled. Over the past week, she had mocked Tony every time she saw him, and he had always been thoroughly angered by it. But this time, Tony's reaction was clearly unusual.

Sharon Rogers frowned as she looked Tony Stark up and down. He had his head held high like a rooster. Judging by his reaction, could it be that their experiment had succeeded?

Suddenly, Sharon Rogers's gaze fell on Tony Stark's chest. Her expression changed, and she said anxiously.

"Tony! Hurry, your battery is dead! Change the battery, quick!"

Hearing Sharon's anxious, concerned tone, Tony Stark felt both secretly gratified and speechless. The little girl had no interest in his research and could not remember anything about the Arc Reactor. All she knew was that he needed the glowing battery in his chest to stay alive, and that his life would be in danger without it.

Now that she saw the battery in Tony Stark's chest was no longer glowing, she assumed it had run out of power.

At Sharon Rogers's cry, everyone else hurried over as well. Pepper Potts, who had just entered with Happy, heard Sharon's shout and frantically pulled a palladium plate from her handbag. Her high heels clicked rapidly as she