Good grief!
One moment of carelessness, and this guy had managed to show off so hard he nearly broke the scale.
Lake's brow twitched as he watched Iron Man Armors of various models, red and white, cross the ocean one after another and land behind Tony Stark. Looking at the ranks lined up in formation, he muttered inwardly.
"How about that?"
"What the hell?"
Tony spread his arms, looking as if years of pent-up frustration had finally come to an end. He said to Lake, "I am the legion. Two days is more than enough."
Lake could not help closing his eyes.
Seeing this, Tony said, "Scared?"
Lake shook his head. Then he slowly opened his eyes and looked at Tony with an indescribable expression. After a moment of silence, he said, "No. I'm afraid I won't be able to stop myself from chopping you up."
Tony: "..."
If the timing had not been inappropriate, Lake would have told Tony what it truly meant to be a one-man army.
But.
Forget it.
Lake suppressed the urge to expose himself and summon over a hundred clones.
There was no need.
That did not mean Lake accepted Tony's unexpected display of arrogance this time.
Lake's lips curled upward as he looked at Tony. "Let's make a bet."
Tony asked, "What kind?"
Lake's gaze fell on the countless Iron Man Armors still descending behind Tony. He then looked at Tony and said, "The bet is simple. I'll build an armor in these two days as well. Then we'll have a match."
"What?"
"You heard me. How about it?"
"..."
Tony looked at Lake suspiciously. "What if I win?"
Lake threw his head back and laughed. "I'll vouch for you. The Zodiac will give you a position."
Damn it.
No one had ever dared