"Sir, someone is hacking this computer." Tony, who was tinkering with the Aliens' computer, received Jarvis's warning.
The bearded man was unconcerned, a handsome curve appearing at the corner of his mouth.
"Are they the Aliens' accomplice? Jarvis, set up a Honey Pot to hold them off first. Try not to get noticed, then launch a counter-hack and pinpoint their location!"
With a snap, he closed his faceplate and stood up. So fast—he was clearly getting ready to deceive and launch a surprise attack.
Peter, standing nearby, naturally heard Jarvis's voice coming from the suit and understood what had happened. After struggling with it for a moment, he decided to stop Tony first.
Little Bug grabbed one of Iron Man's hands. With his strength, the Iron Suit really could not break free if it was unprepared. "Mr. Stark, I thought about it carefully. I don't think the Aliens I encountered here are the same species as the ones behind the terrorist attack."
"They aren't? Everyone saw the big green guy in the video, and you caught a Little Green Man here. There's no way we're wrong!"
Tony insisted. He was even starting to wonder whether Hulk's power truly came from Gamma Ray radiation. Maybe some alien intelligent life-form had modified Dr. Banner somehow and turned him green.
After all, the military had tried countless times to recreate Dr. Banner's experimental accident, yet there had never been a second Hulk. The test subjects exposed to radiation had supposedly all turned into half-cooked piles of meat.
"Um, probably not. I thought about it seriously, and he's quite different from the one I saw with my own eyes before." Peter guiltily looked away, but he still refused to let go.
Stare. A sharp gaze shot from Iron Man's eye lenses, and Tony's teasing