Batman wavered a little, then said, "Let's discuss this properly once this is over. This is no small matter. One wrong move could cause social unrest."
"Don't worry. I won't rush into anything. Besides, the Robot Popularization Plan will take years. It won't happen overnight."
Tony had learned his lesson from Ultron. He knew that many things couldn't be rushed. Rushing only led to disaster.
"We'll talk about it then."
Seeing that the discussion had more or less run its course, Andrew nodded and switched off his communicator.
The Atom sighed in amazement. "Mr. Wang, you really don't care about money. You're subsidizing the entire Earth all by yourself."
The robot plan belonged to Tony, but Andrew was the one footing the bill. That was why he cared so much about the Space Fortress.
"If I told you the entire universe actually belonged to me, would you believe me?"
Andrew smiled. Naturally, The Atom didn't believe him. "If we really implement the robot plan, we'll need enormous amounts of resources. Maybe we could loot a few more planets."
Both the robot plan itself and keeping Earth stable would require enormous amounts of resources.
"Have you gotten addicted to looting? You need to know when to stop. Still, we could raid Berg Star again. They're pirates, after all. It's only fair that they get robbed."
Andrew said, "We'll discuss that later. First, let's restore these warehouses to their original size and take stock of our haul."
"All right."
The Atom nodded eagerly. He liked this kind of work.
While The Atom took inventory of their haul from the Bee Star Empire, Andrew tallied his own gains from this operation.
Reputation and fear went without saying. The Justice League had saved Earth, so there was bound to be plenty of reputation.
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