In the last life, Eric actually visited New York for only half a month.

At that time, this "Big Apple City" left a deep impression on him. Not only because it is arguably the most modern metropolis, but also because it is an active stage for countless comic heroes. For comic fans, it seems that every place and scene has been given special meaning.

And if we compare the impressions of New York where he is now and find the biggest difference, it is the building under his feet now.

Stark Building, the iconic building of New York City in this world. It towers into the clouds, like a benchmark inserted in the middle of the city, looking down at the city high above. The sunlight reflects the glass curtain wall like crystal clear crystal, and the gold-plated "STARK" has a shiny pleat. Standing on the outside of the building, rising in the direct elevator leading to the top, giving people the illusion of reaching the top of the pyramid.

"Welcome back, sir."

The indicator light on the door lock on the side of the automatic door turned from red to green, and the two doors slid open in response. Tony stepped inside, and the arm of his left hand was still hanging with a bandage.

"Focus on your own, don't be too reserved...but don't be too casual, don't touch my things randomly." He said to Eric who followed him.

"As the master, you are really hospitality." Eric complained.

"I've always been like this," Tony said, already walking to the console and starting the computer. "By the way, my housekeeper is Jarvis... Jarvis, say hello to the guests."

"Hello, Mr. Charlotte." Jarvis's voice immediately rang.

Jarvis, Tony Stark's artificial intelligence steward, is the best intelligent program known on earth. Of course, as a time traveler, he will definitely not even know Jarvis.

Tony continued to order: "Jarvis, I'm going to see all the situations and details of the night when I fought Obadai Stein. Restore the scene and build the projection."

"Yes, sir."

Although I have seen Stark's powerful black technology many times, Eric can't help but be amazed. A pale blue beam was projected from the projectors everywhere to the center of the room, like a peerless painter outlining a mural. The overturned car, the torn factory of the dome stood up one after another, and the huge Iron Overlord Mech stood on the edge of the broken glass bracket on the roof of the factory, and the helmet was unknown where the helmet was broken. Iron Man, whose armor was broken, hung on the bracket with his arms, seemed to have lost his combat power in the face of this black behemoth.

Eric remembers this scene, which is the last scene against the Iron Overlord in the movie "Iron Man 1".

"There is a nuclear reactor below," Tony explained. "I asked Little Pepper to overload all the circuits of the reactor, release the energy of the reactor, and break through Obadai's armor...I watched him die."

After saying that, he was silent and began to tinker with the exquisite model projected. He changed his perspective to conduct research, and recalled the data from the reactor at that time, the report on the on-site investigation, trying to find anything missing at that time.

"He couldn't survive," Tony said. "No matter what that was in the hotel, he couldn't be Obadai."

Jarvis interrupted him and said, "Sir, Agent Colson requests a meeting."

"Tell him I'm outside and I'm not available now." Tony replied casually.

A moment later, Jarvis said again: "Sir, I'm afraid he insists on seeing you."

"Don't worry, I'm busy here."

In less than thirty seconds, Jarvis's voice sounded again: "Sir, I'm afraid my rules have just been rewritten."

Tony frowned and turned around. A "drip" sound came from the door that represented the pass of identity verification. Agent Colson, wearing a straight suit and a blue folder, strode in.

"Hell security loophole," Tony muttered, then raised his voice and said, "I'm busy here."

Phil Colson, an agent of SHIELD, is also a well-known figure in the comics. Eric is also familiar with it.

"I know, I'm here to help." Colson said lightly and walked up to him, handing the folder in his hand to Tony.

Tony opened the folder suspiciously, and Colson began to explain: "When Obadai Stan was defeated by you, we were responsible for the aftermath and recycled the Iron Overlord's armor - these are what you know. What you don't know is that the armor was lost during transportation."

Tony's face changed slightly: "What!?"

"Our transport team was attacked," Colson said. "They are well-equipped, well-trained, and less organized than us. Although there is no solid evidence to confirm where they are, we have already guessed."

Speaking of this, he changed his mind and asked, "Have you heard of Hydra?"

Tony frowned and said, "I heard that an old evil organization of the Nazi Party during World War II wanted to rule the world or something. Anyway, it sounds stupid."

"It's stupid, but extremely dangerous." Colson said calmly, "We have evidence that the organization did not disappear after the defeat of World War II, but has survived to this day, but has become more cautious. Now we suspect that they have joined forces with more unknown forces to form a new force."

Eric asked in a deep voice: "It's the force my father surrendered to, right?"

"Just guess." Colson said.

"You said that these people robbed Obadai's armor?" Tony asked.

"And the corpse," Colson said.

"Why haven't you told me for so long?"

Colson said: "Because Obadai Stein has been confirmed dead. We judged that robbing this armor should be just someone who wants to get the technology of this suit, not yours. It's our problem, not yours."

"It's mine now." Tony was a little annoyed, "You should have told me long ago."

"It's meaningless to say these things now. I'm here to help." Colson said lightly, "If the other party is here to seek revenge, according to the motivation, only one person is the most suspicious."

He pulled out a resume from the bottom of the folder, which had a photo of a blond boy who looked less than twenty years old, as handsome as a girl.

Tony seemed to recognize him and showed a surprised expression: "This is..."
Chapter completed!