When he first heard Nick Fury say that, he had thought quite a few people had found the shop.
But judging by the information online, Tony estimated that there were probably fewer than ten lucky ones.
Still, he could not rule out the possibility that some crafty bastard had found the shop but never discussed it online, or had even pretended to be one of the envious commenters.
For now, though, the situation was fairly stable. At least no serious incidents like superpowered people attacking civilians had occurred.
"Pepper, did you know about this?"
Tony looked at Pepper Potts, who had been listening the whole time.
"Ah, I... Tony, I didn't know this was so serious."
Pepper sounded a little nervous.
Seeing this, Tony softened his tone. "It's all right, Pepper. I was just asking."
Then he looked back at Nick Fury, staring straight into his eyes. "Speaking of which, Mr. Director, you only came to me because you realized your agents were all useless, didn't you?"
Nick Fury replied without a change in expression, "Of course not, Tony. All right, Tony, all this talk still can't compare to seeing it for yourself. Let's go for a walk!"
Watching that unscrupulous bald egg of a man change the subject so awkwardly, Tony knew he had been right.
But there was nothing he could do about it. How infuriating...
Besides, his expression turned a little strange. This was the first time a man had invited him out for a walk...
In the end, though, he agreed. After all, he thought Nick Fury had a point. No matter how much he heard, it could not compare to seeing it himself.
He really did crave power.
Before they left, Tony had JARVIS hack into the surveillance system and find a street with the