Chapter 1237: Frieza: Tony, I Know You—You Are the One Cursed by Knowledge

Tony's expression was solemn; he pressed his palms together, and the mirror barrier instantly activated, constructing an entirely new world around him.

"Tony Stark, I know you! You are the one cursed by knowledge."

Frieza crossed his arms, gazing coldly at Tony, his eyes flickering with an inexplicable light—hesitant, yet unsettled.

"You know me?"

Tony's voice was calm, but his eyelid twitched several times.

Do you think I don't remember this line—Thanos said it to me in the movie? Fuck! I know everything, but I still have to pretend I don't just to chat with you—I'm fucking exhausted.

"Of course... you're famous throughout the universe!"

Frieza spoke with deep implication.

Clark Kent: "......"

Alright, besides Tony, Superman was the only one present who knew everything.

At this moment, Superman was left reeling from Frieza's series of moves.

Yet, while Frieza appeared profoundly mysterious, he was internally questioning reality.

This universe he was in—wasn't it supposed to be the right one? Back in his own universe, he had once fought Darksyde 28.

But now a Iron Man has appeared out of nowhere? What the hell? Is this some fanfic written by a dog-obsessed author, with a world's own Iron Man?

Right... this guy isn't the canonical Iron Man at all.

He even wields Kamar-Taj magic—does he think he's Doctor Strange?

Frieza's face remained calm as a dog, but his mind was shattered.

"...... The one cursed by knowledge!"

The assembled superheroes turned to Tony, their eyes filled with shock and uncertainty.

From Frieza's tone, Tony was renowned across the entire universe.

And being called "the one cursed by knowledge" throughout the universe—just hearing that raised his prestige to the heavens! Even Batman's gaze flickered slightly, his expression thoughtful, as if he now understood.

During these days spent together, he had gained a profound understanding of Tony.

Not just Tony's power nature or physical condition, but more importantly, his terrifying intellect—no less formidable than his own.