Mo Fei refined his body at New York Medical College and gained a little more understanding of himself.
At first, he had thought that as long as he wanted to, he could control his body—for example, the arm that had grown after absorbing the stream of light. But it was not that simple. Like now, when he wanted to form a body that looked more human, he actually needed to reprogram himself according to the specifics of the human body. Only then could he keep his body stable and prevent signs of collapse.
That meant his body contained an element of science. Why only an element? Because the defensive measures currently available online were ineffective against him, and he did not occupy any memory. It was as though he himself were a medium of some kind. That was downright mystical!
Mo Fei intended to understand whatever he could, then began programming, turning the organs he had created into different programs and systems to handle massive amounts of data processing. The simple parts were easier to manage, such as the command pathways of the nerves, the data channels of the blood vessels, and the storage areas within the brain. But there were also things he could not handle, such as the data-processing area. That was beyond his current capabilities, and learning it would be quite difficult. After all, the knowledge required was probably considerable.
There was a simple solution: go to Tony Stark's mansion and see whether Jarvis had already been born. Even if it had not, he could still take a look at whatever system Tony Stark had been using before that. Supposedly, his first intelligent system had been called Friday, and he had also developed quite a few versions of intelligent systems. That was why it was a place Mo Fei had to visit. There might be danger, but it was worth trying.
Besides, Mo Fei did not think it would be overly dangerous. Tony Stark was obsessed with science. Even if he discovered Mo Fei, he might not make destroying him his priority. He would more likely want to study him. A true intelligent system would be highly enticing to Tony Stark.
With that in mind, Mo Fei immediately began searching for Tony Stark. There was no shortage of news about the man, but finding his location was not easy. His mansion should be in California, so Mo Fei searched online. For a celebrity like him, it was difficult to keep his home address secret. Sure enough: 10880 Malibu Beach.
"It's actually the same as in the movie. What an unexpected surprise!" Mo Fei found the address mentioned in the Tony Stark films in his memories, and it was identical to the address displayed online. That made him very happy, because it suggested that perhaps everything in this world would be the same as in the movies. Of course, he did not dare be certain of that. He needed more evidence.
For Mo Fei to enter Tony Stark's mansion, he still needed an opportunity—the other party's computer had to receive a message he sent. Email addresses and IP addresses were extremely important for that reason, so Mo Fei searched for Stark Industries' official website.
Tony Stark was the chairman of Stark Industries. Although he did not handle everyday affairs, he kept a firm grip on the real power, while Obadiah Stane did not hold much authority. For instance, in the first Iron Man film, Tony Stark could shut down the company's weapons division with a single word. That was the symbol of absolute authority. Otherwise, how could the board have allowed him to do it?
In other words, Tony Stark did not completely trust Obadiah. The person he trusted most was Miss Pepper Potts. He gave the position of CEO to Pepper Potts and completely gave up his managerial authority over the company. That appointment took effect with his personal signature and did not go through a board resolution, proving that he had absolute control over Stark Industries.
Naturally, the group's website also contained information on its chairman, though it was not very detailed. Still, there was an email address listed there. Of course, Tony Stark would not personally manage that email address, and it was still unknown whether Miss Potts had already become his assistant. But an email address was enough. At the very least, Mo Fei believed he could get into Stark Industries' mainframe.
Mo Fei sent himself out as an email. He did not know where the email would be opened, but that place would definitely be connected to Tony Stark. He only needed to go there directly instead of waiting for the other party to turn on a computer like last time.
Tony Stark's emails were indeed handled by his assistant. After sorting through the daily messages and selecting the useful ones, the assistant would bring them to Tony. However, the assistant was not Miss Potts yet. After all, she was much younger than Tony Stark and was still a student.
Tony's assistant was a man, which surprised Mo Fei somewhat. Would that guy really have a man handle his daily trivialities? The instant the email was opened, Mo Fei began taking control of the computer. This time, however, he discovered that it was a laptop. It came with a camera, which was a great help to him.
The sight of a man had surprised Mo Fei, but the room he saw was actually the living room of Tony Stark's mansion. He was extremely familiar with it, having watched the films many times. This place was not destroyed until the third film, and the mansion had always been the envy of many viewers. Of course, it had been fake in the movies, but this one was real.
"Thomas, it's already February 10th. Has Playboy still not picked this month's cover girl?" A voice sounded from outside the frame, and the man directly facing the camera immediately stood up.
He said nervously, "Mr. Stark, they're still wavering between two models. But once they make a decision, I can make an appointment for you right away!"
Mo Fei froze when he heard that, then inexplicably laughed. "So he's that kind of character—and remarkably discreet. Was Tony Stark not as flamboyant back then? No, that can't be right. His personality shouldn't be this reserved. There were so many news reports about him!"
"Very well. And didn't I tell you to leave those emails directly to Jarvis?" Tony Stark's voice rang out again.
"But Mr. Stark, the last time you had your intelligent system handle them, it missed a lot of important emails!" Thomas complained.
"What does that matter? If it didn't miss them, how would I discover flaws in its data processing? I just finished programming this intelligent system. I need to keep improving it, understand?" Tony Stark said impatiently.
"Understood, sir. Jarvis, take over the computer and deal with Mr. Stark's emails!" Thomas said helplessly. Then he muttered under his breath, "I'm a business master's student, and now I've completely become a pimp!"
Mo Fei understood why Tony Stark kept a man by his side. When he was busy, the man could help him contact women. That was rather ingenious. At the same time, Mo Fei observed a moment of silence for Thomas. Then he saw something appear before him: a blue cube entered the laptop and began sorting the emails. Mo Fei immediately stepped over to it.
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