The orange-red liquid in Tony's test tube emitted a faint glow as it was shaken.
"What is this?" Lin Feng asked, looking at the test tube with a sense of familiarity.
"This is a magical particle that can enlarge and shrink objects!" Tony introduced proudly.
Regarding the HE wastewater from Neon, Tony's initial plan was to dispose of it in space.
However, the containers for the HE wastewater were too large, making it impractical to transport them to space.
After Lin Feng told Tony about the origin of the zombie universe, it shifted Tony's focus to Pym particles.
Tony believed that the reason for the seawater entering the quantum realm and then returning was due to their lack of proficiency.
If they could shrink the HE wastewater containers to bottle size and then launch them into space, wouldn't that temporarily solve the problem?
Alternatively, they could be exposed to direct sunlight to evaporate.
However, this involved numerous theoretical and practical considerations, and Tony had been busy with these tasks.
As he spoke, Tony attached a small circular device to a water cup and then pressed a button on something that resembled a remote control.
In an instant, the cup filled with water disappeared before their eyes.
Lin Feng's eyes narrowed as he located the cup's whereabouts; it had shrunk to a size several times smaller than a sesame seed.
Tony pressed the button again, and the water cup returned to its original size.
"So, what do you think? Isn't it amazing?" Tony asked, swinging his legs arrogantly.
Lin Feng gave him a strange look.
Yes, it was amazing.
A particle that could enlarge and shrink objects.
"Isn't this just Pym particles?"
"You developed it?"
Lin Feng couldn't understand what Tony had to be so proud of. Hank Pym had already applied Pym particles to various aspects ages ago.
Tony rolled his eyes and then said with displeasure:
"Pym particles? What are you talking about?"
"They are now called Stark particles!"
"These particles were not developed; they have always existed in nature. One just needs certain methods to find, contain, and utilize them."
"And the method I found for these particles is fundamentally different from Hank Pym's, so with me, they are called Stark particles!"
Lin Feng found this naming convention somewhat speechless.
Fine, you discovered it, you get to name it.
Tony was still Tony, arrogant and always thinking he was the best.
"Pym... Stark particles are a good thing."
"But they must be completely controllable before being used on the wastewater," Lin Feng reminded him.
Seeing Tony create something like Stark particles, he could vaguely guess what Tony was planning.
"Don't worry, I'm not like those idiots."
If it weren't for the incident with little Morgan, Tony might have already used Stark particles on Neon.
But now, Tony was clearly no longer following the idea of running before he could walk.
"I will only implement the plan when I have absolute certainty."
"Until then, a lot of experiments are needed," Tony added.
Hearing this, Lin Feng chuckled.
"Experiments are great, and I happen to have something that will let you experiment to your heart's content!"
It was indeed a strange coincidence.
Lin Feng had previously thought that transporting supplies to the Star Tribe was troublesome, requiring him to help with each batch.
But now that Tony had created Stark particles, couldn't they just shrink all the supplies and then restore them in the Star Tribe's territory?
All the supplies could be transported at once.
It had to be said that Stark particles were incomparably useful in this regard!
Next, Lin Feng told him about owning a planet with an alien race on it.
The story was naturally a redacted version; Lin Feng did not mention the Cosmic Cube or Asgard.
Because those matters were too far-fetched for Tony at this point.
However, even with most of the details omitted, Lin Feng's experiences still left Tony astonished.
After Lin Feng finished speaking, Tony remained stunned for a while.
"So, you now have a living planet?" Tony asked uncertainly, digging in his ear.
Good heavens, your experiences are enough to write a ridiculously outlandish science fiction novel.
"Yes, that's right. Coincidentally, the people on the planet need a large amount of supplies, and your Stark particles will have a use for them."
"Also, the symbiote army can be deployed to that planet to develop and train their combat power for the next stage."
"After all, we can't stay on Planet Blue forever, can we?" Lin Feng said.
Tony's development on Planet Blue was already feeling somewhat limited.
The elements discovered and usable on Planet Blue were finite.
Based on these, it was even difficult to research any new innovations.
Take the palladium element that tormented Tony at the time, for example.
In the universe, there were indeed cleaner energy sources that could replace palladium and were more efficient.
The next step, once Tony thoroughly understood the Second Sanctuary, he would likely embark on a brand new cosmic journey.
"This is truly... quite bizarre," Tony clicked his tongue.
As expected of Superman, his life experiences were beyond ordinary human comprehension.
"Can I see the planet you mentioned?" Tony then asked.
Honestly, Tony was very curious.
Although he had long known that there was more than one living planet in the universe, knowing and seeing it with his own eyes were two entirely different concepts.
"Of course, you can. It's my planet!" Lin Feng replied.
"Coincidentally, I can take you to see it, and you can help plan the basic supplies there."
With Stark particles, housing construction could be completed quickly.
Tony certainly wouldn't refuse Lin Feng's request.
They would gather the necessary supplies, shrink them using Stark particles, and then Lin Feng would take them to the Star Tribe to be restored.
However, before that, they would first transport a few simple prefab houses, like container types.
Although a bit crude, they could still provide shelter from the elements.
"When are we going? Now?"
"We can go anytime as long as you're ready."
Speaking of which, Lin Feng had forgotten to ask Xi Xing about the Star Tribe's food. What if the food they brought made them faint, and they didn't eat it, wouldn't that be awkward?
For now, they would take Tony for a stroll to see what was needed and prepare accordingly upon their return.
"Come on, I'm ready!" Tony said with anticipation, his face full of excited curiosity.
Lin Feng stood up and placed his hand directly on Tony's shoulder. "Alright, then let's go take a look now."
These matters were best done sooner rather than later. Lin Feng didn't want his sisters to get rained on.
Tony's excitement was understandable.
After all, a new living planet represented a whole new world for him.
Tony had a premonition that his journey into the vast ocean of stars was about to begin!