American comics: Starting as the Jinchūriki of the One-Tailed Beast

Chapter 103 The Second Generation Iron Man

Rose Hill Town.

After emerging from the portal, Tony looked back at it with a sigh and said slowly, "This thing is so convenient."

"With just a thought, you can create an Einstein-Rosen bridge that reaches anywhere."

"If humanity can fully grasp the principles behind it, Earth will immediately enter the era of the great universe."

Roy closed the portal, retrieved the Cosmic Cube into the system space, and replied, "With Earth's current level of technology, entering the Great Space Era is not a good thing."

"Unless you're willing to share all the technology, including the Iron Man suit and the miniature arc reactor, with other countries."

"Otherwise, even if we gain the ability to travel to other planets, Earth will still be an easy target for interstellar civilizations."

The most powerful weapon that mankind currently possesses is the nuclear bomb.

For humanity, the power of nuclear weapons is already considerable.

However, compared to the weapons of mass destruction invented by civilizations such as Asgard, the Kree Empire, the Skrull Empire, the Shi'ar Empire, and Xandar, nuclear bombs are not particularly powerful in terms of deterrence and destructive force.

Putting aside other examples, the Rainbow Bridge in Asgard is a perfect example.

Although Asgard primarily uses the Rainbow Bridge as a means of transportation, it can be transformed into a strategic weapon capable of destroying a planet when needed.

"If it's convenient in the future, take me to visit other planets so I can see other intelligent races in the universe," Tony said earnestly, gazing at Roy.

"Okay," Roy replied immediately without refusing.

"If you don't have any other plans, I'm going to go check out the explosion site next."

"If Mrs. Davis were still in town, I would go and talk to her to see if there are any other clues."

Tony said slowly.

"I'm going to see a child."

Roy replied.

Child?

Tony looked at Roy with surprise and asked, puzzled, "What kid?"

"A kid named Harry," Roy said casually.

Tony frowned immediately and quickly asked, "Is he involved in the bombing?"

"no."

"Is he connected to the Mandarin?"

"No, not at all."

"Then why did you go to see him?"

"Because I have high hopes for his future," Roy said earnestly.

The Harry he was referring to was none other than the Harry who helped Tony in the original timeline and attended Tony's funeral after Tony snapped his fingers and sacrificed himself.

In his view, no matter how you look at it, Harry is more qualified to be the second Iron Man than the politically correct "Ironheart".

Although Tony didn't know why Roy was optimistic about Harry's future, he didn't ask any further questions.

For him now, figuring out the Mandarin's whereabouts and the explosives used in the bombing are the most urgent tasks.

As for the others, they can be put on hold for now.

"Since you are so optimistic about his future, let's split up and take action."

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After saying that, Tony activated the thrusters of his suit and flew towards the center of the town.

At the same time, he began having Jarvis search for information about Mrs. Davis to confirm whether she was still living in the town.

After Tony left, Roy used his chakra sensing technique to locate where a large number of town residents were gathered.

Once the Chakra Sensing Technique enveloped the entire town, he knew he had definitely sensed Harry's life signal.

However, he was unable to accurately distinguish Harry from the group of children's vital signs.

Although Harry is quite intelligent, he is not a superhuman, and his life signals are no different from those of other children.

After using his Chakra Sensing Technique, he used Body Flicker Technique to head towards the bar where a large number of residents had gathered.

More than ten minutes later.

Roy arrived at Harry's house.

To be precise, it was Harry's garage.

He opened the garage door without much effort.

Just as he remembered, the garage was somewhat messy, filled with a lot of furniture that wasn't usually used and various repair tools.

Since it's a garage, of course there will be cars.

In the center of the garage sits an older car that's about the same age as Tony.

The hood of the car was removed, and the engine inside was lifted up by a crane.

Judging from the dust, the engine has been suspended for a long time.

If he wasn't mistaken, the engine had been hanging in the air ever since Harry's father ran away from home under the pretext of buying lottery tickets.

After glancing around the garage, Roy sat down on the old sofa and waited patiently.

Just two or three minutes later, Harry, holding a homemade potato gun and carrying a "gun holster," arrived at the garage and aimed the potato gun at him.

"Don't move!" Harry said sternly.

"The potato gun is nice, but the barrel is a bit long and the caliber is a bit large, which will reduce its power a lot," Roy said slowly, looking at Harry with interest.

Just as he knew, Harry's family situation wasn't very good; his clothes and hat were somewhat old.

This is normal.

In a country like the United States with its "kill line," it's not an easy task for a woman working in a restaurant to raise two children.

That old car says a lot.

The fact that there is only one parking space in the garage indicates that the family does not own a second car.

The fact that the old car's engine had been left hanging without being repaired indicated that the family could not afford the repair costs.

Speaking of this, we have to mention why men in ordinary American families all have some knowledge of car repair.

The reason is simple: the repair and labor costs are too high.

Hearing Roy belittle his potato gun, Harry immediately pointed the gun at a glass on the shelf and decisively pulled the trigger.

Bang!

The glass shattered with a crack!

Ha proved that his potato gun wasn't as bad as Roy had said.

A child is a child!

I can't stand even the slightest stimulation!

Roy sighed inwardly for a moment, then continued, "You shot very accurately, but you're out of bullets now."

Harry immediately realized what was happening and stared at Roy without saying a word.

A few seconds later, the wary look on his face disappeared, and he quickly asked, "Are you the Fourth Hokage, Roy?"

"Yes!" Roy replied.

Harry looked at him with surprise at first, then asked in confusion, "The news said that you used your superpowers to turn a missile heading towards Tony Stark's house around."

Roy said slowly, "That happened more than ten minutes ago."

"Did the Starks come to town too?" Harry continued to ask.

"He's here too, but he went somewhere else." Roy patted the spot next to the sofa, gesturing for Harry to come and sit down.

"Is he here to investigate the bombing?" Harry asked as he walked toward the sofa.

It must be said that Harry is indeed much smarter than children his age; he guessed it right away.

Just as Harry was about to ask something else, Roy looked at him seriously and said, "Do you want to be the second Iron Man?"

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