I become light in American comics

Tony Stark breathed a long sigh of relief, and his tense nerves finally relaxed.

In the past year, aliens have always been his biggest concern. His anxiety, his nervousness, all these inventions, even if they are already far ahead in the world, always force him to continue to develop more astonishing armors.

It all started in New York.

He once thought he was on top of the world, and was confident that Iron Man was the ultimate answer to world peace. Until aliens fell from the sky, subverting the entire world's perception and making him feel extremely stressed.

However, after today's battle, he once again encountered an alien threat and had a fight with these blue-skinned guys who claimed to be "Kree people". Tony discovered this unexpectedly.

Not only do these aliens not feel very good.

It even seems to be a la carte?

It's not quite what he imagined.

The aliens he had in mind before were either gods bathed in divine light who could move heaven and earth with one blow, or they had the ability to open up extra-dimensional technology and had a lot of terrifying giant biological transformations in their hands. Weapons are used as thugs.

Any one of them is something that the current Iron Man cannot afford to offend. Even if the giant of light hadn't happened to be passing by the earth and dropped those terrifying biological weapons in front of him like a fish, Tony could hardly imagine what kind of disaster those things might have caused.

At that time, he even couldn't help but think, maybe the universe is full of horrible things like this?

After all, human beings have been self-isolated on the earth for thousands of years, knowing almost nothing about the outside world. If there were such terrifying monsters for everyone outside the earth, wouldn't any big boss among them be able to crush them like ants if they passed by?

It is this pressure that drives Tony to work hard and change.

However, the performance of this group of Kree people fell short of his long-term expectations about imaginary alien enemies.

In all of Tony's ideas and plans, including the yet-to-be-formed Ultron Project, all of his imaginary enemies were omnipotent with three heads and six arms, and possessed all the terrifying technologies he could imagine.

In the end, there were actually a dozen, but he couldn't help but feel——

--That's it?

The alien mecha is a little trickier, but it can be dealt with with the newly developed meteor mode.

Far less than what he had imagined for an intruder.

So Tony immediately thought of another possibility.

Maybe this time there just happens to be a bunch of relatively unsophisticated people?

However, upon asking, a Kree soldier scratched his neck and said: "We come from the great Kree Empire. Anyone who dares to offend the empire will face the consequences of destruction!"

Tony became interested: "Oh? This Kree Empire you are talking about is very strong?"

No matter how talented he is, Tony is still a native of Earth. So far, he has no chance to understand alien civilizations.

"The empire is not a question of whether it is strong or not."

The Cree seemed to think that the other party might be wary of the forces behind them by asking this question. He seemed to see a glimmer of hope and said hurriedly.

"Our Kree Empire is the most powerful interstellar empire in the universe. It has conquered more than ten galaxies. The earth is just a drop in the ocean to the empire and is not worth a cent at all."

"real or fake?"

Tony was surprised.

The most powerful empire in the universe? That's it?

This gave him new ideas.

Is this possible? Those perverts like Ultraman, Awaman, Super Beast, etc. are actually very rare in the universe.

In fact, aliens are not as scary as he has always thought?

Tony was silent. So after working on it for a long time, it turned out that he had been fighting against the air, and the dozens of plans lying in his own database were actually of no use at all.

Logically speaking, this should be a good thing, but for some reason it suddenly made me feel a little disappointed.

However, the ignorant Cree saw that as soon as he finished speaking, the armored man in front of him lowered his head and became silent, as if he thought he had scared him backstage. So the Cree who was still a little timid suddenly felt that he was able to do it again, and continued: "Oh, it's not too late now.

As long as you are willing to go back with us, the great Kree Empire promises to at least spare your planet."

"No, thanks."

Tony was interrupted by his words and brought back to reality. So he raised his palm and fired a few shots. Several Kree people screamed and turned into undead souls under the arc pulse.

"But I still prefer to be self-reliant."

Tony put down his arms and looked at the several blasted corpses and said calmly.

"."

"Sir, Captain Rogers is on the line." Jarvis said, "The Avengers are about to arrive on the battlefield."

"Oh, tell them not to come. I've already taken care of it."

Tony glanced at the mess around him. Dilapidated wreckage, black smoking steel ruins, huge Kree sentries that had been blown into burning remains.

"No wonder they always say the police are never there when you need them. At this rate they might be here just in time to clean up the mess."

"Sir, something has invaded the atmosphere."

At the same time as Jarvis's voice sounded, a bright red alert logo also popped up on the interface in front of him. Followed by a large red dot, overwhelming the sky, suddenly appeared in the radar field of view.

Tony raised his head in that direction, and his pupils suddenly shrank.

It was like seeing a nightmare come true.

Just like it happened again in New York, the war happened again, still so sudden and without warning.

Countless flashes of light streaked across the skyline, like stars falling.

That's a fighter jet.

From beyond the stars, large formations of fighter jets appeared. Rapidly invading the atmosphere, the engine made a terrifying roar, like an angry swarm, and the light of the blue tail flame shuttled between the clouds, flickering on and off, like burning brushstrokes painting a magnificent picture in the sky.

Followed closely by the mecha. Huge heavy-duty mechas were airborne driven by powerful engines. They were like cold iron beasts from the abyss, majestic and huge, spreading out in the air. The beams radiated by the weapon system cut the air and made a sharp whistle.

There were three Kree Sentinel mechas scattered around the aerial formation, and they descended in the dazzling light of fire.

".An extraterrestrial military invasion." Jarvis said.

"I noticed." Tony raised his head, facing the tidal army, and his breathing seemed to have begun to become stagnant.

"Signal response matching scanned Kree technology."

"Well, I also discovered this."

"High-energy space energy reactions were detected in the troposphere, and technology similar to wormholes enabled the transmission of the entire army. The number of subsequent enemies is unknown."

"Great, it's really a nightmare again."

Tony took a deep breath.

"Don't call me yet so that the Avengers don't have to turn around and go back."

".We will be short of people next time."