"Not necessarily? What method do you have in mind? Don't tell me you're planning to fill it with silicone or something?"
Tony looked disgusted. "Don't you dare come up with an awful idea like that. I'd rather build a new element Arc Reactor and install it!"
"Of course not. I'm planning to travel to another world soon. I should be able to bring back good news for you then," Leon said.
"Travel..." Tony muttered, then his eyes suddenly lit up. "You're planning to go to another world?"
"God! You have to take me with you!"
"I've wanted to go for ages!"
He suddenly became incredibly excited. "That's another world! Do you think there might be another me there, or another you?"
"What if I'm Superman in that world, and you're Iron Man?"
The more Tony spoke, the more excited he became. He paced forward a few steps, practically scratching at his head in agitation.
"Wait, let me think about what we need to bring when traveling between worlds. Iron Man armor, electronic equipment, U.S. dollars... No, it has to be gold, and also..."
Here he went again! The guy had worked himself into a frenzy all on his own.
Leon helplessly stopped Tony. "You misunderstood again. I'm only going by myself. You're not coming!"
"Not me?" Tony froze.
"That's right, not you!" Leon emphasized.
"Really not?" Tony looked utterly incredulous.
"Really not!" Leon affirmed.
"You! You're just leaving me behind like this?" Even Tony's outstretched finger trembled.
"It was bad enough that you gave me a third-hand birthday present. Now you won't even take me on vacation?"
Leon's mouth twitched. Tony looked exactly like a husky abandoned by its owner, bewildered and shocked at the same time.
"It's not that... There are too many uncertain factors. I need to try