After the Peter Parker incident, Harry quickly threw himself back into the development of X-Kryonaut 3.
From the very beginning, this armor had one crystal-clear purpose—an anti-Iron Man Bio-Armor.
To that end, Harry abandoned the first two generations' approach of flexibly switching between multiple Mutant abilities. Instead, he went all in, pouring every resource into strengthening Magneto's ability.
He wanted to see just how far he could push this power to control magnetic fields.
Reality, however, gave Harry a small "surprise."
Even after trying every possible method, the magnetic field strength generated by X-Kryonaut 3 at maximum output still could not match Magneto himself.
That was rather strange...
Harry frowned deeply and repeatedly checked every link in the process. From optimizing the gene sequence to designing the energy output modules, he found nothing wrong.
"So the factors determining the strength of a Mutant's abilities go beyond the genes themselves? Is there some deeper cause?"
Harry stroked his chin and fell into thought, unable to stop himself from growing excited.
There seemed to be a deeper mechanism at work here, one that surpassed existing theories...
This was simply too interesting!
Still, a blessing in disguise was a blessing all the same.
Although it fell slightly short in terms of brute magnetic field strength, X-Kryonaut 3 displayed terrifying precision in the fine control of magnetic fields, far surpassing Magneto himself, thanks to the almost absurd computational assistance of the Bio-Computer [Prometheus].
Simply put, with this Bio-Armor, Harry could impose an immensely powerful magnetic field of controllable strength within an extremely small area.
This unexpected discovery made Harry's eyes light up, opening the door to a whole new world.
"If... if I can further improve Prometheus's computing power and acquire some kind of powerful observation device, pushing this precision control down to the