"Four liters? Hard liquor? Are you sure you didn't get that wrong?"
Iron Man's face was full of disbelief as he stared fixedly at Little Annie's barely one-meter-tall figure and her slightly baby-fat face.
An average adult would suffer fatal alcohol poisoning after consuming roughly 250 to 500 milliliters of pure alcohol, while infants and children just a few years old needed only 10 to 30 milliliters.
So, based on a total intake of four liters, even if she had drunk nothing but the lowest-alcohol champagne from the cabinet, it would have been enough to kill an adult.
Not to mention that, judging from the bottles scattered all around, there were plenty of hard liquors like whiskey, tequila, brandy, and vodka.
Forget alcohol—even drinking four liters of water in one go would inevitably cause water intoxication in such a small child.
But very quickly, the AI butler JARVIS placed a conspicuous red marker on the armor's holographic visor.
Through its complex sensors, the cute little girl's body temperature displayed as a huge question mark, and it could not detect the heartbeat a normal human should have either.
Even the X-ray imaging could only capture a blurry humanoid shape instead of bones and weapons hidden beneath clothing, as it would with an ordinary person.
This strange situation undoubtedly aroused Tony Stark's intense curiosity.
After repeatedly confirming that his armor's sensors were neither damaged nor malfunctioning, he immediately asked uncertainly, "Could this child be an illusion Loki created with magic? I remember Thor saying that his dear brother was exceptionally skilled at illusion magic so realistic it could pass for truth. Even Odin, the king of the gods, had been fooled by him before."
"Apologies, sir. Insufficient data prevents me from reaching an accurate conclusion.
However, judging by Loki's reactions from the