But to Ivan, these issues were hardly worth thinking about.
Although Ivan did sometimes show kindness to vulnerable groups.
That was because they reminded him of his past self, not because he truly cared all that much about the so-called vulnerable.
Of course, perhaps it was simply his negligible kindness acting up.
Ivan dreamed of following his teacher, Dr. Gero, and achieving true mechanical ascension. That was the goal he would work toward for the rest of his life.
Even though the world had undergone such tremendous changes, with all kinds of Superhumans emerging one after another.
And all manner of supernatural powers flourishing.
Ivan still firmly believed that mechanical ascension was the way of the future. That would never change.
He, Ivan Vanko, had no other grand ambitions.
Originally, he had been nothing more than an ordinary man. Now his teacher, Dr. Gero, had introduced him to the Foundation and taught him mechanical engineering.
The Ivan Vanko of today lacked neither money nor materials, and he no longer had to keep demonstrating his experimental results to secure funding.
With no outsiders coming to bother him, he thought this life was pretty good.
Seeing the undisguised lack of interest on Ivan Vanko's face.
Tony felt his smile stiffen a little.
He still had an ultrathin laptop tucked against his chest.
He was waiting to finish introducing his so-called Ultron Initiative before inviting the two of them to join his team.
Tony had changed a great deal. The biggest change was that he was no longer so conceited.
He no longer believed he could change the world entirely on his own. He did need some outside help.
At the very least, he needed help addressing the robots' shortcomings and finding flaws in the Ultron Initiative.
As Tony waited nervously, Ivan slowly