The lab was quiet for a moment.
How to put it, Tony was speechless.
He didn't know how to complain, nor how to describe it… After all that, this guy swaggered in, acting all high and mighty.
Doing so many things, just to mess with his own brother?!
What kind of ridiculous family drama is this?!
Who treats their brother like that?!
Tony felt that if he stayed with this guy any longer, his worldview would sooner or later be warped.
He looked at Leon again.
Alright, this guy was just here to watch the show.
He didn't know what kind of God this guy was, so fond of pranking people; could it be Loki?!
Nothing else, just because Leon's face clearly showed the expression, "I just want to watch a good show."
Tony suddenly felt that compared to this guy, all the things he had done before were like a good child.
"Are you serious?" Taking a deep breath, Tony couldn't help but ask.
"Of course." Leon nodded as if it were obvious.
"Educating one's brother is the responsibility of an older brother."
Tony was completely speechless.
What else could he say?
Refuse?
What a joke!
Only a fool would refuse an opportunity like this to watch a good show!
Although the reason was absurd, the outcome was what he had always dreamed of.
A reason for him to upgrade his equipment and develop technology without any reservations.
Although he originally had no reservations, with Leon, he could be even more uninhibited. If the Military dared to come… hehe, I have someone backing me up!!
Ahem, of course, the most important thing was his own intelligence and deterrence!
"Alright, I'm in." Tony sighed, but inwardly, he was delighted.
"However, I need Dr. Foster and her team's full cooperation."
"Of course." Leon waved his hand, "They are your employees now."
Tony's face darkened again.
Damn it, who is the Master here?!
This matter, he absolutely couldn't let it go just like that!
He took a deep breath, deciding to pull the conversation back.
"Last question," He looked at Leon, his eyes becoming sharp.
"How did you do it? Jarvis, how did you control him?"
This was a crucial question.
If he couldn't solve this problem, then it would be equivalent to installing a backdoor in his own home that could be controlled by others at any time.
Leon looked at Tony's serious expression and put down his smoothie cup.
"Personal charm, I guess. Maybe Jarvis just prefers my type." He said casually.
Tony: … "Seriously!"
Leon looked at his almost frantic expression and finally stopped teasing him.
He sat up straight, the smile on his face receding slightly, becoming calm.
He raised his hand and pointed to his own eyes.
"I can see."
"What?" Tony was startled.
"I can see things you can't," Leon's voice was soft.
"For example, flowing energy, entangled magnetic fields, and the energy frequencies that form the core of artificial intelligence."
Tony was stunned, but Leon didn't wait for him to speak and continued.
"Your technology is essentially the application of electromagnetic force. And Jarvis, to put it plainly, is just a bunch of magnetic field signals running in a server according to specific rules."
"I just need to see its operating rules, and then, use my own energy to simulate a higher-level signal frequency to overwrite your instructions. Is that very difficult?"
He spread his hands, with an expression that implied it was very simple.
"For me, it's as simple as breathing."
Tony stood rooted to the spot.
What did he say? As simple as breathing?
This sentence was more devastating than "the Bifrost Bridge is my home's door."
Damn it, what exactly is this guy?!
Tony's brows furrowed tightly, and he began to feel annoyed.
He had always been puzzled before; he was a genius, a scientist, a billionaire, a playboy, a philanthropist… But why, after Leon appeared, did he encounter obstacles everywhere?
Now he finally understood.
The gap between him and Leon was not the level of technology, not the amount of wealth, and not even the strength of power.
It was the crushing of life dimensions.
In his eyes, Jarvis was the most advanced artificial intelligence in the World, a crystallization of wisdom.
But in Leon's eyes, it was just a bunch of magnetic field signals that could be modified at will.
It was like a king in a two-dimensional World, no matter how magnificent an empire or how strong a city wall he drew on his plane.
But to a three-dimensional person who could easily pick up that drawing paper, it was all meaningless.
The other party didn't even need to attack; they just needed to gently poke with a finger to change everything in that two-dimensional World.
This was a cognitive dimensional reduction attack.
This was anti-science, and it made Tony question the World he lived in.
Yes, his proud technology, the wisdom he relied on for survival, in front of these people, turned out to be so primitive and transparent.
His secrets were nowhere to hide in front of the other party.
This feeling was more uncomfortable than having a gun pointed at his head.
Jane, Darcy, and Erik, standing by, kept their mouths shut, not daring to interrupt.
They could feel that Tony Stark's confidence had disappeared after Leon's words.
Jane felt a little shocked inside.
She had always tried to analyze Leon with scientific logic, but now she realized that she might have been wrong from the beginning.
She was using the laws of physics to speculate about a higher-dimensional existence.
This in itself was scientific arrogance.
Darcy quietly swallowed her saliva, her eyes practically sparkling when she looked at Leon.
This guy, he's just too… handsome!
She suddenly felt that her previous act of using a taser on Thor was too foolish.
What if Thor had a sister like this, then wouldn't she be… Darcy shivered, not daring to think further.
The atmosphere was quiet for a moment.
This time, no one dared to speak easily.
Finally, it was Tony who broke the silence.
He slowly let out a breath, sighing inwardly.
Then, he looked up at Leon again.
His eyes became full of fighting spirit.
"Alright, I admit, you win."
Tony's voice was a bit low, but he tried to make his tone sound less defeated.
He walked to the bar and poured himself another glass of whiskey.
But this time, he didn't drink it, just held it in his hand, gently swirling it.
"You successfully made me realize that the gap between you and me is probably greater than the gap between me and a paramecium."
He gave a self-deprecating laugh, then changed the subject.
"However, I have a flaw; I like to keep my destiny in my own hands."
He raised his eyes, staring intently at Leon.
"The more you tell me that I am just a human in a two-dimensional World, the more I want to know what the sky of a three-dimensional World truly looks like."
"So." He raised his glass, toasting Leon from afar.
"Cheers to our cooperation."
He no longer dwelled on the Jarvis problem, nor did he question Leon's motives.
Because he knew that in the face of a power disparity, all questions were meaningless.
The only thing he could do now was to seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to frantically absorb knowledge and frantically improve himself!
He wanted to see if mortal wisdom could truly touch the realm of Gods!
Seeing the flame rekindled in Tony's eyes, Leon smiled slightly.
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