If what Victor Stone said was true, then judging from his psychological state, it did seem to make sense. A confused man who had just gained extraordinary power really could find himself unable to stop once he started familiarizing himself with his abilities.
Especially when what Victor Stone had been peeping into was the most famous organization on Earth—the Avengers!
Ordinary people were naturally curious about and tempted to pry into a mysterious superhuman organization like the Avengers. So after gaining the ability to spy on them, even after realizing the Avengers had discovered his intrusion, Victor Stone had no intention of stopping.
Of course, this also reflected Victor Stone's confidence at the time. He had believed that, just as his father Silas Stone said, he was the absolute overlord of the data world, so in theory, his location would not be exposed.
And Jarvis, whose database had already begun to be exposed after Victor's intrusion, truly did not have the ability to locate Victor Stone's exact position. Unfortunately, Jarvis was not resisting Victor Stone's intrusion alone. With Reed Richards's help, Victor Stone's intrusion not only slowed considerably, it also gave Tony Stark enough time to trace the true source of his signal.
"Curiosity alone isn't enough to explain your intrusion into the Infinity Stones database..." However, after Victor Stone finished recounting his thought process, Reed Richards slowly shook his head. His suspicion of Victor Stone did not disappear because of it, because he had been the one helping Jarvis resist the intrusion, and he knew exactly what information Victor Stone had been spying on before.
"Don't tell me you know something about the Infinity Stones?" Tony Stark, standing nearby, made a reasonable guess based on Reed Richards's suspicion.
"No. I just felt the Infinity Stones were extremely mysterious. After