As for Thor and the Green Giant? Forget about it.
Thor is one of the most powerful beings in the entire universe!
He's a powerhouse whose body can withstand the energy of a neutron star!
And the Green Giant is a beast who can thrash Thor around.
He's beaten both Thor and Loki!
Whoosh! Even Tony Stark couldn't help but gasp when he saw this.
What the hell? Is this for real?
A body that can withstand the energy of a neutron star?
That's too much!
As a top scientist, Tony Stark naturally understood the scale of energy contained within a neutron star.
It was absolutely terrifying!
And because of this, he was deeply shaken.
Could Thor, that Asgardian, really be so terrifying?
Was this what a god was?
But then again…
Tony Stark had previously thought Thor was a villain, but now it seemed he was also a superhero!
And like himself, one of the Original Avengers.
So, it seemed his conflict with Thor might be a case of "make friends through fighting"?
He couldn't analyze the situation further due to a lack of information.
But regardless…
That he and this kind of god were on the same level was quite telling.
He, Tony, was still so outstanding!
"Who is this Green Giant?"
When Tony Stark's gaze landed on that name, he was also severely stimulated.
Thor was already so amazing, recognized by Zhou Cheng as one of the strongest in the universe.
But that Green Giant could actually rub Thor's face in the dirt? Not only did he rub Thor, but he also rubbed Thor's brother, Loki? And Loki wasn't Thor's uncle, but instead his brother? Of course, it was normal for such relationship rumors to be inaccurate, it wasn't the key point.
The truly crucial thing was, wasn't that Green Giant a bit too freakish? When Zhou Cheng described Iron Man, he only said that he could go toe-to-toe with Thor.
But this Green Giant was straight-up rubbing people's faces in the dirt!
The difference between these two descriptions is actually quite significant.
"Sir, do you remember the chaos in New York earlier, the one involving the 'green monster'?"
Jarvis's voice rang out.
At the same time, an image was instantly projected in front of Tony Stark.
It was none other than the footage of the Hulk rampaging through the city.
Of course.
This footage is something ordinary people can't find anymore; it was long ago sealed and deleted by the military.
It's simply not available online.
But for Jarvis, this was no problem at all.
He found it with ease.
"That green monster…"
Tony Stark frowned slightly, then quickly realized, "If I remember correctly, it's a military experiment, right? It seems like… General Ross?"
"Yes, sir. General Ross wanted to replicate Captain America's super-soldier serum, but it went out of control."
Jarvis added.
Tony Stark fell into thought.
Judging from its appearance alone, this green monster could indeed be called the "Green Giant".
But could a normal human suddenly mutate and become a powerhouse capable of demolishing an Asgardian?
Tony Stark couldn't say for sure; he couldn't make a judgment.
However, that green monster was clearly a beast with no intelligence!
Could someone like that be an Avenger?
Could they even join a superhero organization?
No matter how you looked at it, it seemed a bit unreasonable, right?
Of course, all of this was Tony Stark's analysis based on the information he currently had.
He couldn't draw any firm conclusions.
Whether the Green Giant was actually that green monster was a question that could likely only be answered by the diary.
However, Tony Stark waited with the diary for a while, but there was no further activity.
It seemed this entry was also finished.
Tony Stark couldn't help but complain.
No beginning, no end, just writing whatever came to mind, and then suddenly stopping.
What kind of diary is this? It's just a collection of random thoughts.
But after complaining, Tony Stark began to summarize this entry.
To be honest.
This entry still revealed a lot of "good stuff."
At the very least, Tony Stark now understood more about the future.
He also knew he would join a superhero organization and team up with gods.
Even more importantly, he knew his ultimate fate!
And all of this was triggered by that crucial kidnapping!
So, how should he deal with this kidnapping?
Should he treat it as an ordinary kidnapping, doing everything in his power to prevent it?
Or should he embrace this pivotal moment?
Tony Stark fell into deep thought.
"To hell with the superhero era starting with a kidnapping!"
"The hell with the kidnapping turning me into something else!"
"No matter what era it is, I, Tony Stark, will always have a place!"
"Nobody gets to mess with me, Tony Stark!"
And soon after,
Tony Stark made such a decision.
As confident and arrogant as ever.
Even though Zhou Cheng had repeatedly emphasized the importance of that kidnapping, even linking it to the age of superheroes.
But what the future held, how could it be related to a kidnapping? Whether the kidnapping happened or not, it wouldn't affect the arrival of the age of superheroes.
That Zhou Cheng's statement was clearly just a point in time.
As for him causing Tony Stark to undergo a transformation, that was a joke.
Did the great Tony need to transform?
Need to change?
He couldn't become Iron Man without being kidnapped?
What a load of bull!
Becoming Iron Man was simply because he was Tony Stark, not because of anything else.
Besides, who said he, Tony Stark, had to become Iron Man?
Even without becoming some sort of hero, he was still the one and only, the most dazzling guy!
That Zhou Cheng underestimated him, Tony Stark, too much!
And so...
As usual.
Tony Stark began to instruct Jarvis to closely monitor the Ten Rings' activities.
He planned to completely stop the kidnapping.
At the same time, he also devoted a lot of energy to investigating the truth behind his parents' deaths.
Of course.
Tony Stark also paid close attention to the diary.
He had already instructed Jarvis to keep a twenty-four-hour watch on the diary.
If it updated, he was to notify him immediately.
However, what frustrated Tony Stark was that he had overlooked something.
Not everything recorded in the diary was necessarily valuable!
(End of chapter)