Tony's brow immediately relaxed.
He had grown somewhat used to claims about destroying the universe, destroying the world, or destroying Blue Star.
If he went a month without facing an apocalyptic disaster, Tony would feel that month had been wasted.
Captain Parker, however, saw things differently.
As expected of Mr. Tony Stark! No matter which world he came from, Tony Stark was always so calm and composed!
Tony asked, "Where's the instrument you use to detect spacetime anomalies?"
Parker cooperated. "It's the only rectangular object with a display."
He could not stop himself from explaining, "Mr. Stark, you have to believe me. Spacetime anomalies will have an enormous impact on this universe. The consequences simply haven't manifested yet. If you wait until the world can't take it anymore, you'll all be finished!"
Tony neither agreed nor disagreed and stopped paying Parker any attention.
He did not put much faith in other people's claims. At the very least, he wanted to run a basic test using this equipment.
Only if he could obtain the supposed principles and conclusions from the equipment would he put even a little faith in Captain Parker's account.
Before that, Tony planned to arrange for some of the remaining team members to be handed over to the United States and even other countries around the world.
Surely Tony Stark could not always be the one shouldering these maddening affairs that carried a chance of destroying the world?
That was far too unfair!
Those ruthless politicians and businessmen ought to share in the worrying!
With that thought, Tony watched the precision aircraft bound for Los Angeles depart.
Tony needed to send the prisoner to Los Angeles.
The flight distance between Los Angeles and New York was more than three thousand kilometers.
That was only the relatively short straight-line