"So, Mr. Iron Man, why was a superhero like you not out saving the world and instead looking for a kid like me?"
After teasing Tony Stark a little, Kraft asked for a can of regular cola and plopped down onto the sofa.
"Your doll was pretty impressive, so I wanted to exchange some ideas."
Tony Stark shrugged. After taking a sip of the strange dark-green liquid in his hand, he casually asked, "What kind of energy source does your doll use?"
"Energy source? Nuclear power, obviously." Kraft pointed at the LED light on Stark's chest. "Aren't you using nuclear power too? At most, the working medium is different."
"Oh, yes, of course." Tony Stark acted a little strangely. He shifted in his seat, then asked with a faint trace of anticipation, "I use palladium. What about you?"
"Anything works, I guess..."
Kraft scratched his head. AS's power system was a technology called a room-temperature nuclear fusion reactor. Its biggest technical challenge was stabilizing the temperature produced during nuclear reactions at room temperature. It did not really have any particular requirements for the working medium needed for nuclear fusion.
After briefly explaining the concept of a room-temperature nuclear fusion reactor to Tony Stark, Kraft was not worried that Stark could reverse-engineer one from such a simple concept.
Not to mention that Stark already had an Arc Reactor that was no worse than his own, so there was no reason for him to covet Kraft's room-temperature nuclear fusion reactor.
Even if Tony Stark successfully reverse-engineered a room-temperature nuclear fusion reactor, he would not be able to achieve the same results as Kraft. Dream Tech's anti-theft measures were just that unreasonable.
Unlike himself. He had merely taken a stroll through Stark's home, and Angela had quietly stolen the Arc Reactor technology.
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