Tony's words were ignored once again.
JARVIS looked at Leon and said, "This time, quite a lot of people have made the suggestion. Perhaps we cannot simply disregard their opinions."
"Of course, young master, your power is enough to resolve any trouble."
"However, they are still our employees."
"From the perspective of management efficiency, only by appropriately adopting employees' opinions can we maintain the organization's overall vitality."
Leon nodded thoughtfully. "That makes sense..."
"The reason they made such a suggestion is actually a sense of insecurity."
"That insecurity does not come from us. On the contrary, it comes from the other Earths."
"Although the employees recruited from every Earth are actively carrying out missions and saving worlds together."
"Anyone who learns that, beyond the distant Starry Sky, there are countless versions of themselves and countless identical Earths would feel uneasy."
JARVIS immediately agreed. "As expected of a sentient abstract concept, young master. You truly possess profound insight."
Well, after JARVIS's humanity had developed, he not only liked flattering Tony, but had also begun enjoying praising Leon.
Tony, standing nearby, also agreed with what the two were discussing.
But he was deeply dissatisfied with the way these two guys were ignoring him.
With a dark expression, he pulled back his legs and squeezed between them.
"You two seriously can't see me, can you? JARVIS..."
Tony said to the JARVIS subunit in his armor.
"JARVIS, tell that stubborn main body of yours, and that mischievous young master of yours who refuses to grow up."
"Tell them that I'm going to find Pepper now."
"I'll tell Pepper that there are two Helen Kellers who came from who knows where. They can't even see their own guardians and need her help!"
Tony knew Leon and JARVIS had made up their minds to mess with