The conference room was utterly silent.
Everyone looked at Tony as though he were an idiot.
Immortality was easy to talk about, but how many people throughout history had ever achieved it?
Mockery appeared on quite a few faces. Although no one said it aloud, they all wondered whether Tony had gone mad.
Tony naturally understood what they were thinking from their expressions. They might have been elites among ordinary people, but in the grand scheme of the universe, they were still little different from ants.
And how could ants possibly understand human thoughts?
So Tony did not get angry at their mocking expressions. In fact, the corners of his mouth even lifted slightly.
"It seems you don't believe me. That's all right. I can demonstrate it for you right now."
With that, Tony clapped his hands. The conference room doors opened again, and Potts walked in carrying a glass of water.
This was the water of life Tony had prepared beforehand using the Cup of Eternity.
An ordinary person who drank it would not only gain immortality but even regain their youth.
Potts placed the glass on the table in front of Tony, then stood quietly and dutifully beside him.
Tony tapped the table, drawing everyone's attention away from the water of life and back to him.
Simply put, even though they did not believe Tony could really grant immortality, they still could not help looking at the water of life, entertaining the possibility that it might be real.
Once their attention returned to him, Tony leaned back slightly, swept his gaze across the crowd, and smiled. "Everyone, the chance to become immortal is right here before you. Who wants to try?"
Tony spoke casually, while everyone present immediately exchanged uncertain glances.
The fact remained that they did not