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Chapter 803 You want war? Then I'll give you war.
Not only the reporters present, but the entire United States, and even the world, watched Tony Stark's declaration in utter silence. He wasn't just talking; he had already bought the rights to broadcast the message on the giant screen in Times Square, New York, tonight, and was currently broadcasting to the world the earliest design blueprints and calculation formulas for the arc reactor that Tony built after escaping from the cave.

Did Tony Stark voluntarily disclose these things? Of course not. He knew better than anyone the immense impact that cold fusion, especially small-scale cold fusion, could have—a revolution in human energy technology? Naturally, but even more naturally, a revolution in weapons.

Since becoming Iron Man, Tony has gradually destroyed the weapons sold by Stark Industries. Tony has seen people harmed by Stark Industries' weapons and met his savior, Dr. Ethan, who died by his own weapon.

From that day on, every time he saw a weapon bearing the name Stark, he would instinctively feel nauseous, cramp, and urge to vomit. Only by donning his armor could he alleviate these symptoms and destroy those weapons.

But whether it was Roxson or something else, what they were up to was far more malicious. They not only wanted to completely destroy Stark Industries, but they also brought in the devil and launched a propaganda offensive through the media. They intended to destroy everything Tony had after he came out of that cave, the thing embedded in his chest.

And the next step is to destroy Stark Industries, which is backing the entire Avengers and their cause.

Why didn't they attack S.H.I.E.L.D. or the Ultimate Team, but only the Avengers? Why did Mephisto modify so many arc reactors, yet only cause the one in the middle of Avengers Tower to explode?

“I don’t know who my enemies are, whether they acknowledge me as their enemy, or if I’m just having a persecution complex, but anyway, I want to tell them, come on! You can’t destroy Iron Man!”

From this day forward, every medium-sized country will be able to create its own beggar's version of Iron Man. Of course, Tony Stark knows this, and that's what he's saying.

He does hold the patents for these things, but other countries won't pay him any attention. He releases the arc reactor design today, and tomorrow someone will start trying to build it. The Pentagon is no exception; Tony's whole rant was just pure malice.

He demanded that the Pentagon personally apologize, personally salvage Stark Industries' stock price, and without affecting Stark Industries' shareholding structure.

You, Roxson, can help the US government acquire the world's largest oil resources, right? Well then, I can send the whole world into the era of cold fusion!
And, most importantly, Tony Stark, who decided to do this, decided to take on another responsibility, a completely new one.

Thinking of this, Tony changed his tone, from mockery and anger to a more concrete narration. He sat down on the ground and then sighed, a rare occurrence for him.

"At this point, I can guess what will happen next. More and more countries, organizations, and even private companies will master cold fusion technology. This is unstoppable and cannot be stopped. I knew that when I did this, it was destined to happen."

"I also know that a long time ago, many people suggested that I share the technology because it could lead an unprecedented technological revolution and enable human civilization to advance by leaps and bounds, but I did not."

Tony Stark remained silent for a long time before revealing the reason to almost all the most influential journalists in the United States.

"Because I'm afraid of taking responsibility."

“I know how much trouble an arc reactor can cause, I know how much destruction it can cause if it's made into a weapon, and I know how terrifying it would be if it were used on the battlefield. I… I've seen the damage caused by Stark Industries' weapons, and I swore I would never cause such damage again, so I've kept this technology hidden.” “But today? Today is different, not only because someone intends to destroy everything I have, but also because I know I must bear this responsibility. I will not allow my technology to be used for anything other than good. I won't mind others using this technology to advance technological development, improve people's lives, and I even allow them to use it for defensive weapons manufacturing.”

"But remember, Stark Industries has not given up these patents, Tony Stark Industries has not given up this patent. As long as I find my technology being used in any non-defensive harmful action, no matter who is behind it, I will uproot it."

At this point, Tony Stark closed his visor, activated the repulsion generator, and prepared to take off and leave the scene, giving no reporters a chance to interview him, leaving only his last words.

"If you want to use my invention for war, then fine, I'll give you war, Tony Stark and your armored warfare."

As Iron Man flew away, all the reporters present fell into silence and deathly stillness. After a long while, a considerable commotion broke out.

Mary Jane stared in disbelief at the departing Iron Man armor, then looked at the notes she had taken down, and suddenly remembered something. She quickly walked away and sent a message to Peter.

She wanted to know if Peter's inside information was powerful enough to arrange an exclusive interview with Tony Stark—no, just a chance to answer questions would do, no! Even just conveying his stance would be fine!

What Mary Jane didn't know was that the person she was going to interview was not in good condition at the moment. Tony had originally planned to fly back to his West Coast mansion in one go, but on the way, his PSTD, which had worsened since the Battle of New York, began to flare up, and in the end, his armor practically dragged him to the Avengers base.

He knelt on the ground in his armor, then opened his visor and took deep breaths to relieve his stomach cramps. At that moment, someone came over and helped him up.

"Hey Steve, did you see the news? How did I do? Pretty cool, right?"

“You don’t have to take this responsibility alone, Tony. We’re with you.”

The captain helped Tony walk towards the lounge, but Tony paused after hearing this, then shook his head: "No, this is my business..."

“You’re an Avenger, Tony. We’re all Avengers. There’s no responsibility that you have to bear.”

“We’re all here.”

(End of this chapter)