Iron Man: Rise of Technovore Page #4

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a full week's vacation!

And anyway, aren't you

supposed to be in utah

For the launch of that new

satellite you developed?

I'll make it up

to you, pepper.

I'll tell you what.

This year, you can

Have the villa and

a whole support staff.

Thanks, but you

already gave me that to

Make up for losing

last year's vacation.

I did? Okay,

then how about I rent you

An entire

village or something?

Please, pepper. It's urgent.

What's going on here?

I'll tell you inside.

Fury:
How long is it

before the howard goes online?

Hill:
Everything should be

active within four hours.

Fury:
We're going to

use that satellite

to find its maker.

As of now, priority one

is capturing

the fugitive iron man.

Pepper:
Poor rhodey.

I can't believe it.

Stark:
I can't believe he

was such an idiot for

Letting that kid get him.

I could've taken

care of myself.

He didn't need to

come looking for me.

You're saying

the killer was a child?

Yeah, some know-it-all kid!

There was something

about him, though,

that was very intriguing.

The bottom line is,

if he was able to

create a technology

That I've never seen

or heard of before,

he deserves a little respect.

His sense of design

isn't really my cup of tea.

But his results are.

As you know,

I've dealt with some

shady vendors in the past.

But rhodey was

the exact opposite.

He was a straight arrow.

All the time

I knew him,

he never broke the rules

Or left the straight

and narrow. I admired him.

He really

believed in the dream.

Rhodey was

a government worker

and a normal person.

I'm nothing but a rich genius.

The worlds we lived

in were so different,

It's amazing we

got along at all.

He was a good friend,

But I'm not sad about it.

I'm fine, really.

It's a shame, though,

that I lost

someone to race against.

I guess I should

have let him win

some of the times.

Pepper:
Tony.

Stark:
That suit was

made of technology

I've never seen before.

Nanotechnology?

Biotechnology? No.

It was nowhere near

as simple as that.

He had inserted

the integral dna of

living organisms

Into a material based

on the functions

of a human body.

It couldn't be done

in a normal research

facility.

Could he somehow be using

mutated cells? No!

He's synthesizing them

in a molecule assembler!

If not, it wouldn't be stable.

Tony. I need you

to authorize access.

Stark:
Stark,

vocal authorization.

Nanomachines, nanotechnology.

Here's something on

human-mech hybrids.

There's research being done

all over the world,

But no one has announced

a practical application.

I haven't heard of

any successes, either.

But I have to

believe my own eyes.

What I saw was

a definite breakthrough.

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