Alvin wasn't about to go back into the Pyramid right after coming out.
The terrain in that damn place was so complicated it gave him a headache. The Corpse-Eater Vine was having a meal inside, while JARVIS was mapping the interior and calculating its patterns of change.
Once everything was done, he could bring the kids along to see the sights.
It was way more thrilling than an escape room. If the Pyramid weren't at the North Pole, that mostly defunct Pyramid might make a fortune as a haunted house.
Seeing Norman Osborn's excited expression, Alvin smiled and said, "We just finished fighting. How about we take a couple of days to rest and let everyone catch their breath?"
Norman Osborn shook his head, amused. "Do you know how cruel it is to suppress a scientist's thirst for knowledge?"
As he spoke, Norman looked at Stark. "Tell JARVIS to cooperate with me. I'm heading over to take a look right now.
"You can all get some rest. I'll let you know the moment I have any news.
"I hope there are still some Predators who haven't awakened. I want to study their genetic fusion process."
Stark nodded. "No problem. JARVIS found the Predators' armory. There are 535 sets of armor and weapons that haven't been activated yet. I estimate there are the same number of Predators still inactive inside.
"I took a look at those weapons. Their designs are incredibly precise, and most importantly, their energy systems are completely different from what we currently use.
"I've only seen fission technology miniaturized like that in the super battery Dr. Yinsen made.
"The energy cells used in the Predators' weapons clearly have much greater output."
As he spoke, Stark looked at Alvin, who had warily furrowed his brow. He scoffed. "Buddy, you