Kino patted Tony on the shoulder and sincerely said, "You've worked hard, Tony. You've been a great help. I believe Hell will definitely look completely different."
Tony pursed his lips, his eyes full of doubt. He asked:
"Kino, why are you doing something so thankless? Don't try to fool me with that S.H.I.E.L.D. stuff."
"If you only want to improve people's lives, you could simply build an Iron City."
Yet he was going to such lengths to transform Hell just to make it look better. Tony could never believe such a reason.
Kino was silent for a while before asking in return, "Why do you think I'm doing this?"
"Noah's Ark!"
Tony stared intently at Kino. Obadiah, the Hell Lord, and the mountains of treasure flashed through his mind.
His instincts told him that the human world was becoming more and more dangerous.
"Kino, can you tell me? Since you have such powerful strength, why do you still need this?"
Tony's eyes were filled with curiosity and confusion, as if he were waiting for an answer from Kino that he could believe.
"I saw the future: an alien invasion, the return of the gods, demon gods destroying the world, supervillains, Time Cut..." Kino spoke slowly, his voice low and solemn.
As Kino spoke, Tony's expression gradually grew uglier, as if covered by a layer of gloom.
He did not doubt Kino's words. The grand and determined plan to transform Hell before him already explained everything.
"So this is the refuge you built, to protect yourself when a crisis arrives." Tony's voice was somewhat heavy.
"How could that be? Hell is my home now. I really just want to make it look better. My other plan is to make it a base and rear area. Do you really think I'm that