Chapter 864

"I'm not in much of a hurry."

"Okay."

Karl nodded.

Then, he used his super vision to locate Tony's position.

Hmm, Stark Tower.

After finding it.

Karl's figure instantly disappeared.

The next moment, he appeared in a luxurious office.

This office was very large, and the decor was also very stylish.

At this moment, there were only two people in the office.

One was Tony Stark, who was sitting in the boss's chair.

The other was Pepper, who was standing beside him.

Both of them were looking at the computer on Tony's desk.

Pepper said with some worry: "So many people came."

"I feel like our security guards won't be able to stop them, should we call the police?"

"No need."

Tony didn't pay too much attention to it.

"Mr. Superman will be here soon, can these people really stir up any trouble?" "But, there are so many people, and reporters too."

Pepper was still worried, "Even if Mr. Superman is very powerful, he wouldn't take action against those ordinary people, right?" "Even so, those people can't do anything."

At this moment, a voice suddenly came.

"Tony, Pepper, hello."

The two looked up upon hearing this and saw Karl not far away.

"Mr. Superman?"

"Old friend, you finally arrived."

Tony and Pepper greeted Karl.

Pepper asked: "Would you like some coffee? Mr. Superman?"

"If possible, I'd like an iced coffee."

"Okay."

Saying this, Pepper went to prepare the coffee.

Karl walked to Tony's side and asked: "Those students came to cause trouble?" "Of course."

Tony pointed to the computer in front of him.

"Not only did they come to cause trouble, but their parents and relatives came too."

"Mm."

"And several reporters are surrounding Stark Tower right now." Hearing this, Karl looked at the computer in front of Tony.

He saw that there were over a dozen surveillance screens on the computer display.

These screens showed the situation in front of Stark Tower.

He saw that in the surveillance, the area in front of Stark Industries was packed with people.

It looked like there were hundreds of them.

Some were relatively young students, about a hundred or so.

And there were some middle-aged people.

The number of middle-aged people was even higher.

Many of the middle-aged people were holding signs in their hands.

Written on them were.

"Superman, come out and apologize."

"What right do you have to hit my son."