Kraft Lee wasn't sure whether Stark had already guessed his identity or was simply testing him.
But either way, he was now on Stark's radar.
"Angela, what do you think?"
With the experience involving Uncle Ben, Kraft Lee had great faith in Angela's analytical abilities.
"Insufficient known information; unable to analyze," Angela replied swiftly. "However, based on an analysis of Tony Stark's personality, if he suspects you, he won't believe any denial you make unless he finds other evidence."
"Tsk! What a pain! That guy really is a huge problem!"
Kraft Lee scratched his head irritably. If he'd known his identity would be guessed so easily, he wouldn't have gone looking for Tony Stark to fight in the first place.
"Come to think of it, isn't Stark Industries in the middle of restructuring? And America is forcing them to hand over the Iron Man suit. How do they still have time to hold some expo?"
This was also why Kraft Lee had never wanted to reveal his identity. Even a "patriotic businessman" like Tony Stark, whom the American government practically worshipped like a Buddha, couldn't escape being exploited. Let alone a young Chinese-American minor like him.
"The expo can better promote Stark Industries' Arc Reactor, so it is actually helpful for a company currently undergoing restructuring. Also, sufficiently high prestige can make the American government somewhat wary."
Angela briefly explained the significance of the Stark Expo, then showed a slightly puzzled expression.
"However, Stark Industries' management has seemed somewhat chaotic recently. Many of its business activities appear strange, and Tony Stark is conducting large-scale interviews for a CEO. It seems he wants to hand over management authority."
"Maybe he's addicted to being a superhero? Maybe he doesn't want to waste time on such boring work?"
Kraft Lee could understand Tony