Tony Stark ended up slapping himself.
No helping it.
The Mark-85 nano armor was indeed more powerful.
But not powerful enough to go one against 10,000.
Not to mention that in the future world, the killing machines would be arriving continuously, sent here.
After all, time travel.
The production cycle of these killing machines is completely negligible.
Does it matter how long it takes to produce one Terminator or one Ultron robot?
Whether it's 10 days or half a month?
It doesn't matter anymore.
Because however long they take to be produced,
whatever the production date of these machines,
they will all end up arriving at the same point in time, and that is, now.
This can essentially be understood as an infinite explosion of troops!
"I can't kill them without destroying the world."
Aron twisted his mouth.
Actually, it's not that he can't destroy these robots without also harming the world.
Including that casual strike in the hospital earlier.
In fact…
If you're careful, and even a bit more careful.
Like a super-invincible Hercules gently pressing an egg.
As long as the movements are gentle and cautious, it's not impossible.
Moreover, Aron possesses the power of the Morning Star, the universal wish machine.
The mantra of creation.
In these low-end worlds, it can be called a strike of dimensional reduction, he can cure every cow, ghost, snake, and god.
But the latter, that is the power of the Morning Star, Aron is unwilling to use…
More accurately, it's not that he's unwilling.
Because even Lucifer said that if it's not enough, he can call him anytime.
So, the real reason should be…
There's no need!
Whether it's the power of the Morning Star, or Aron changing his temperament, becoming a little more careful, a little more cautious, these worlds are… somewhat unqualified.
It's rough to say.
Kind of like a villain.
But that is truly the norm in a low-end world when faced with a hyperdimensional being.
After all, one of them is a being that in a fit of rage can even destroy the universe.
When a super-dimensional being is in a good mood, it abides by the rules of the low-end universe and plays with others.
When it's in a bad mood, it flips the table directly, and the whole universe goes to the grave with it.
Although Aron's temperament isn't that extreme,
how important these worlds are in his heart… clearly isn't very high.
So what should be done?
Do we just watch as the people of this world get slaughtered by machines?
Thus, Tony's words were never spoken.
They were just buried deep in his heart.
Or rather, asked to himself.
Because Tony knew that Aron surely had his own ideas.
That's why he wouldn't babble like an old lady.
Parenthetically: except for things you can't solve on your own.
"Maybe I can capture one Skynet robot and upload Jarvis."
"Let Jarvis and Skynet go head-to-head for control over these machines."
Tony Stark gave his solution.
And that plan is indeed feasible.
Only…
"No need, because I'm about to flip the table."
Aron shook his head and said.
"You plan to destroy this world!?"
Tony flinched.
He thought Aron was in a bad mood and didn't want to play anymore, so he intended to flip the table and leave.
"What kind of words are those!"
"Do I look like that kind of guy!"
Aron scolded sharply.
Then pointed at the space-time channels constantly sending killing machines.
"Are you stupid or what?"
"If that thing can come to this timeline,"
"can't we go to the timeline where it is?"
"And what kind of control does Jarvis need to take?"
Aron looked at Tony with contempt.
"Man, I suspect you left part of your brain outside the universe."
"Like I leave my power outside."
"What?"
"This universe can't handle my power, but it can't handle your brain?"
Only at this moment,
Tony finally understood what Aron's enemies were facing.
Not just physical blows.
But psychological ones too.
Luckily, Tony was no longer the original Tony.
At least by the thickness of his face, across all parallel universes, he's probably the thickest-skinned and most shameless Tony Stark.
Tony pretended like he just had a revelation, then slapped his thigh:
"On the timeline where Ultron became Skynet, people have already been wiped out. That means we can fight there without restraint! Even if we level everything, no problem!"
An expression of sudden realization flashed across his face…
Even though such a simple truth, he hadn't thought of it until now.
So…
"You're going to withdraw too, right?"
"Hey, hey, hey~"
"That's because I saw my brother getting scared, so I got worried."
Tony smiled with an intentional tone.
Even though he didn't know how much power Aron currently possessed,
he was sure of one thing…
Aron definitely couldn't relax in worlds like this.
Even though Aron didn't seem like a classic superhero, completely clashed with that image, Tony never saw him as a villain.
In his opinion…
Aron just looks like a bad guy.
But inside, he is righteous, and that clearly showed when he saved the Matrix world.
Ever since they entered parallel worlds with him, everything changed.
Even though he seems terrifying, just a wave of his hand and the world changes, he still takes care not to harm animals or people.
That says enough.
"Well, a whole world awaits your destruction."
"You can finally relax and do your thing."
Tony gave that "I get you" kind of look.
Aron frowned.
"Who told you I was scared?"
He stared at Tony in confusion. What does that mean: if I'm not doing anything, it means I'm scared?
What kind of logic is that?
But the rest of Tony's words were actually clear to him, the 1.1 reality really is an opportunity to start something big.
"Feels good to be a 'world destroyer' again."
"You guys stay here."
"I'll be right back."
Saying that, Aron glanced at Tony.
This kid really has no manners, didn't even pour me a glass of wine.
When I return from the mission, I want something to lift and say: this wine is still warm.
The next moment,
Aron simply disappeared.
No light, no sound, he just vanished.
That simple demonstration once again caused shock among everyone in the Terminator world.
In a world without superpowers, such a phenomenon is equivalent to divine.
As for Tony…
What puzzled him more was what Aron said before vanishing.
"Wait… what does 'again' being the destroyer of a world mean?"
"Isn't this the first time he's about to destroy a world?"
"Why did he say again?"