Super Detective in the Fictional World

“Two members of the Joint Advanced Research Unit took 2,400 pounds of raw bomb materials from those criminals beforehand.
You should know what that means, right?”

Tony was stunned.
“Joint Advanced Research Unit? What’s that? Jarvis?”

Jarvis said, “Sir, the Joint Advanced Research Unit isn’t an official department, but there’s a 87% probability that it is a secret research organization under the Department of Defense.”

Tony was speechless.

No wonder Batman had mentioned this organization; Stark Industries had many allies in the Department of Defense.

If there came a time that the Department of Defense asked Tony to cooperate with them in dealing with Batman, he could refuse once or twice, but what about after that?

Although the Department of Defense wouldn’t fall out with Stark Industries over this, Tony absolutely couldn’t stand on Batman’s side.
Remaining neutral was the best choice.

Looking at the tycoon’s face, Luke knew that he understood.
“I only have one request: Don’t interfere, otherwise…”

Looking at the flashing blood-red lenses, Tony suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.
He smiled bitterly.
“It’s just about staying neutral.
Do you need to specially give me a warning?”

Given his amiable relationship with Batman, remaining neutral was just a bottom line that he shouldn’t cross; what he really had to think about was how much help he should give Batman.

Luke chuckled.
“It was just in passing.
Didn’t I fix your heart?”

Tony was unable to reply.

A moment later, Luke entered the elevator.
The doors closed, and the elevator descended quickly.

Tony suddenly asked, “Jarvis, the info on that Research Unit or whatever?”

Jarvis asked, “Shall I pull it up?”

Tony said, “Yes.”

A virtual screen opened in front of him.
Tony scanned the information casually, and his expression was ugly.

According to Jarvis, this organization had always been responsible for catching people with superpowers, especially superpowered criminals.

But it had the word “research” in its title, and the information indicated that it did do research.

It was obvious what the superhumans were used for.

Now, this organization wanted to deal with Batman?

Tony wasn’t an idiot.
He knew very well how the government worked, since Stark Industries was also an old hand at using the same tricks.

Batman wasn’t targeted because he had broken the law, but because he threatened the safety of some bigshots, and there were a lot of benefits to be gained from him.

Although Tony mocked the Bat suit, the government certainly didn’t.

Mass-producing the Bat suit to arm an army – what enemy wouldn’t be afraid?

Dozens of soldiers wearing the Bat suit could easily pose a fatal threat to Tony; of course the government would be interested.

After thinking for a moment, Tony gave up on pursuing the matter.

The Department of Defense was very powerful, but it wasn’t a united entity, and Stark Industries didn’t just have one or two contacts inside.

Charcoal Head is thinking too much! Tony mumbled to himself.
I have an equal partnership with the Department of Defense.
How can I let them tell me what to do?

“Jarvis, show me that ‘chi’,” he ordered again.

A moment later, he cursed.
“What’s this? Is this a wizard’s training method… What do you mean, concentrate and calm your aura? What do you mean, sense the depths of the soul? How can you keep calm and sense the soul while moving at the same time? …B*stard! No, I can’t calm down!”

After a long while, he gave up.
“Jarvis, put this thing away.
I may as well just make modifications to the suit.”

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