"How could I act like an expert if I gave everything away?"
Andrew looked disgusted. "If I explained everything to you clearly, how would I seem unfathomable?"
"Ridiculous. Whenever I invent new technology, I announce it immediately so the whole world can share my joy."
Tony said disdainfully. Andrew sneered. "That's why you get kidnapped every day."
Tony's face instantly darkened. Andrew's mouth was as vicious as ever. Seriously, why hadn't lightning struck this guy dead? Was God blind?
"Alright, hurry up and research Crystal Technology. I'll find a way to get you some more. I need to prepare other things now."
Andrew clapped his hands. "Also, I'll say this again: Batman must approve the Nanotech Fire Dragon before it enters the experimental stage."
"I always feel like you brought that old bat here specifically to keep me in check."
Tony grumbled unhappily, but he did not object. This guy had plenty of flaws—arrogant, flamboyant, showy, loose-lipped, and so on—but he truly had a strong sense of responsibility now. He had already made one mistake, and he would not make another.
Andrew shrugged and left the laboratory. Tony stared at the crystals, his eyes shining. He loved unfamiliar, unknown things most because they could expand his knowledge.
After leaving the laboratory, Andrew was about to find Director Newman to discuss matters when he unexpectedly received a message. "King of Abilities, I received a message from Kaguya Otsutsuki. She really exists."
The one contacting Andrew was Minato Namikaze. He had been diligently studying modern knowledge while improving his Flying Thunder God Technique when Princess Kaguya's voice suddenly rang out in his mind, nearly scaring him to death.
"She really exists."
Instead of being alarmed, Andrew was delighted. He had previously been uneasy because he did not know whether Princess Kaguya truly