Tony looked at the perfect rendering of his Iron Man armor and was speechless. He couldn't understand how the government could possess his technology.
Is there a mole around him? However, only Jarvis has access to this technology. Even if they can salvage something from Obadiah's armor, they shouldn't be so quick and detailed.
"From a robotics technology point of view, this armor is nothing special," Ian said before Tony recovered from the shock and spoke. However, this sentence gave him another shock.
"However, Arc Reactor is worth a look," Ian continued, while destroying the design drawings of the armor, leaving only the information about the reactor.
"A miniature fusion reactor built in a cave under duress. This is indeed commendable."
"How did you get that?" Tony asked, trying to control his anger. Someone basically stole his invention, and worst of all, it was the United States government.
"You can think that we reverse-engineered your armor," Ian said calmly. "But that's not why I'm here, and it's not important."
"I think this is very important." Tony can't imagine how terrifying the world would be if the United States government could create his armor - it would be a real disaster.
"I come here for three main reasons," Ian continued.
"Are you listening to me?"
"First of all, it's to speed up the progress. Time is running out, and some things can't be delayed any longer. Secondly--"
"Are you deaf?" Tony grabbed his collar.
"Tony, stop." Pepper quickly ran over and pulled him away.
"The palladium you used to make your reactor is poisonous and is killing you slowly," Ian finished.
"Wait, is this true, Tony?" Pepper asked, but Tony didn't answer. He only found out two days ago and hasn't digested the news yet. Ian took a few steps and uncovered the covering on the sofa.
"Your father discovered a New Element. However, he was unable to create it due to the limitations of the technology of his time, so he left it to you to complete the work. That element is a perfect substitute for palladium
Tony stared at him, but Ian continued.
"The third reason is about 'Avengers Initiative'." He handed Pepper a document. "Read it and think about it. Well, Miss Potts, nice to meet you. As for you, Mr. Stark, have a nice night."
Ian walked towards the exit, Pepper wanted to guide him. "No need. I'll go out by myself." He left the mansion and got into the back seat of his car. As the driver took him home, he fell into deep thought.
'Dealing with Tony·Stark will be more of a headache than I expected.' Most geniuses have something in common: stubbornness, willfulness, arrogance, and finally arrogance. Ian has similar problems, but he has learned to control himself-especially when dealing with other geniuses in the Empire.
Unfortunately, Tony seems to be the kind of genius whose Self awareness must be the strongest in the game. At least, the current Tony·Stark makes him difficult to deal with. Ian's watch suddenly rang, so he pressed a button and a screen appeared in front of him.
"Minister."
"What's the matter?"
"How did the meeting with Stark go?" Fury asked.
"Not as good as I'd hoped, but not the worst," he replied calmly.
"Is he suitable for Avengers Initiative?"
"In his current state? The answer is not suitable."
Fury frowned.
"We still have time to observe and evaluate him," Ian continued. "What is Hulk's current situation?"
"Banner is hiding, and we are secretly monitoring him. I have also guided him to get the scroll you want to give him."
"That's good."
"Can I ask what's written on the scroll?"
"A meditation method that allows him to completely control Hulk," Ian replied.
"Is there such a thing?"
"The world is vaster and more complex than you know or can imagine," Ian replied. Fury glanced at him sideways with his only remaining eye. He seemed to want to say something, but held back. The two talked about the upcoming Avengers and the intelligence about locating Hydra.
Kamar-Taj:
"Where is Loki?" Ian asked after checking the clone.
"He went out on a mission," Morgan replied.
"Leave him a message and ask him to come see me as soon as he comes back," Ian ordered, and then opened a portal elsewhere.
"Who are you?" a beautiful woman asked in a tired tone.
"I'm Sorcerer Supreme Ian, nice to meet you." The woman stared at him.
"I believe it's your turn Self to introduce."
"I don't know who you are or what you want, but please get out of here right now."
"It seems that I need to be more direct. I am here specifically for you, Eternals leader--Ajak."
"How do you know me?"
"The human world has progressed a lot. You should pay more attention to it," Ian replied.
"Then what do you want?"
"My title means I am the protector of the Earth. But the presence of Eternals undermines that security."
"That's nonsense. We've been protecting this planet since the dawn of civilization," Ajak retorted.
"Yes, but you forgot to mention the part about keeping us like livestock during Emergence and then erasing us."
"How do you know?" Ajak asked, and before Ian could answer, she rushed towards him. She punched him with Superman's power. Before she could succeed, chains appeared out of thin air and tied her up. Ian was not surprised by her reaction.
Ajak only changed her mind about her mission after being affected by Avengers's actions. Currently, she is absolutely loyal to Arishem and her mission. Celestial Communication Sphere flew out of her body and fell into the hands of Ian.
He summoned a few more chains and opened a portal leading to an unknown destination. A few seconds later, all Eternals members appeared in front of him tied with chains.
"Does anyone know what happened?" Kingo asked.
"Ajak?" Sersi added.
"Druig? Is that you?"
"Don't do anything stupid," Ian said, looking at Eternals who had the Mind Control ability. "I'm already very dissatisfied with your Mind Control human behavior. Don't force me to kill you."
Druig suddenly groaned and blood dripped from his nose.
"Are you okay?" Sersi asked, but Druig didn't answer.
"What do you want to do to us?" Ajak asked.
"To you? I don't want anything. But I do have something to do with your boss," Ian replied, while a magic circle covering the entire planet appeared above him.
Luck The thing is, this thing is invisible, otherwise the entire planet will fall into a state of collective hysteria. The magic array releases space fluctuations, and after a few seconds, the gods living deep in the earth's core are teleported out. Then, the magic array turns into a sphere.
The other Eternals members were confused, except Ajak, who knew what was going on. "Do you understand the seriousness of what you did?"
"It's clearer than you think," Ian replied, and then used the communication ball to contact Arishem the Judge.
"Ajak, is there something new happening?... You are not Ajak."
"We are really sharp, aren't we?" Ian teased. "I am Sorcerer Supreme, Earth Guardians Ian. We need to talk about how your actions endanger the lives of my people."
Arishem glanced at him and cut off the communication directly. Less than a second later, a Black Hole appeared outside the earth's atmosphere, and the god walked out of it.
"It seems that face-to-face communication is easier," Ian murmured to himself, and then teleported to Arishem with other Eternals members.