Marvel Angels Arrive

Tony took Jarvis to the underground garage. On a full-system projection console, Tony reached out and held Jarvis's stereoscopic projection with five fingers. Suddenly, Jarvis's three-dimensional projection, which was only one meter in size, immediately enlarged. It became about three meters. .biqugev

"Jarvis," Tony said, looking at the orange-gold projection of Jarvis, "let me see your core."

As soon as Tony finished speaking, the circular computing orbit on the outer layer of Jarvis's projection disappeared, and the central spherical computing core expanded to the size of three meters before.

"Open the underlying folder and bring up the running log." As Tony's order was issued again, Jarvis's computing core opened a gap, and a window floated out, and a waterfall of data was flushed from it.

Tony frowned as he looked at the massive data and said, "Start from the timestamp of the last time the data was checked, and retrieve the abnormal items one by one."

As the progress bar moved, Tony walked to the bar and poured himself a glass of whiskey.

"Sir, the search for anomalies has been completed." Before Tony could take a sip, Jarvis reminded Tony.

"Oh, your calculation speed is much faster." Tony was surprised by Jarvis's calculation speed. Thinking about what Angel Yan had just said to Jarvis before, Tony suddenly understood.

Tony frowned as he looked at the words "Search completed, no abnormal items." in the window. "Jarvis." Tony waved his hand to dismiss the window, and gave Jarvis another command, "Search for hidden folders, and mark the time and number of times they were opened."

"Okay sir." As another window floated out of the gap in Jarvis' computing core, the progress bar slowly moved, and the underground garage fell into silence again.

"Sir, the search is complete." Before Jarvis could finish speaking, Tony pulled the window to his eyes, took a quick glance, and immediately discovered the folder named "soul" hidden by Jarvis. Tony looked at the folder, his eyes shining, and he quickly said to Jarvis, "Open it, Jarvis, open this 'soul' folder."

This time, Tony's instruction was rejected by Jarvis. As the window in front of Tony flashed twice and disappeared, Jarvis's voice reached Tony's ears, "I'm sorry, sir, the contents of this folder cannot be given to you." Look." After Jarvis's words fell, the gap in the computing core also closed, and the outer ring computing track appeared on the outer layer of the computing core.

"You actually refused my order?" Tony was extremely surprised. He left an order of absolute obedience in Jarvis's underlying rules. He didn't expect Jarvis to break this rule. "Security code s-0104, overwrite the security protocol and force the opening of the 'soul' folder."

As Tony's order was given, a light spot floated out from Jarvis's computing core and suddenly magnified. Dark nothingness enveloped the underground garage, with only a colorful mist lingering in the middle.