Henry, immersed in building the real-world farm, failed to notice the changes in the Osborn father and son.
Although the Green Goblin ranked high on his to-do list, when Norman Osborn deliberately chose to disappear, Henry had no way to deal with the old fox.
Other than his fixed route to and from work, which gave outsiders the impression that he was a rather proper man, Norman Osborn's activities outside of commuting were so mysterious that ordinary methods could hardly investigate them.
Even Henry's current surveillance methods, including Sparrow Drone stakeouts and Looking-Glass System monitoring, were blocked by the extraordinary billionaire through various technological means. Unless Henry personally went to stake out the place and watched Norman Osborn's every move twenty-four hours a day—
How was that any different from putting himself in prison? He might as well break in, twist off the old man's head, and leave behind the words, "Henry was the killer," to directly declare war on the entire world.
Henry naturally did not want to go that far, so he merely raised Norman Osborn to the highest priority level in his surveillance system. As long as anything related to him happened, the system would automatically notify Henry.
Other than that, Henry did not want to waste too much attention on that hateful old man. It was like wasting his life and good mood. He truly could not understand how people who spent every day thinking about killing others managed to live from one day to the next.
In any case, whenever Henry had time, he connected through the computer with the Davises in Georgia to discuss problems discovered during the farm's renovation.
Or he watched what happened from every angle of the farm through the surveillance cameras, noting what needed attention and what needed improvement. He