Every Saturday, the Gotham Times ran a lifestyle section called "Gotham Impressions." This issue of Gotham Impressions was undoubtedly dominated by Stark Group's visit. An exchange and collaboration between two corporate giants was naturally a major event. Countless reporters flocked to Gotham as though pumped full of adrenaline, setting up cameras and microphones early and aiming them at every corner of Gotham Harbor. Numerous big-name journalists spoke to the cameras, striving to land the latest explosive scoop.
The person drawing the most attention was undoubtedly a special member of the Stark team.
The Mechanic, Donnie. This high-profile Mutant had unexpectedly acquired Stark Group shares some time ago, shocking the world without any warning. Countless Mutants spread the news far and wide, believing it to be an extraordinary opportunity—a chance to gain precious equal rights. Donnie had even attended Stark Group's shareholders' meeting in a high-profile manner. Tony himself had chaired that meeting, making it a rare sight indeed.
During this period, every news report had been occupied by Donnie. Nearly every trending story was related to him. "The Stark Family Supports Mutants, Pressuring the 'Government.'" "Professor X Praises Donnie's Contributions." "A Senior Official Expresses Strong Dissatisfaction with Donnie." All sorts of outrageous reports flew everywhere, and the public eagerly discussed them. It was exceptionally lively.
Before the fervor had even had time to die down, the Mutant had come to Gotham, with Stark Group specifically arranging for him to serve as an observer and recorder for the conference.
"I think certain people are far too high-profile, which leaves a very bad impression. He has not considered his own identity in the slightest, and I find it difficult to trust him," a current affairs commentator said to the camera.
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