Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Sherlock was extremely concerned about this matter, because in the movie, Tony's first action upon returning was to shut down Stark Industries' weapons division, which directly escalated the conflict between Obadiah and Tony, foreshadowing the final showdown between the two sides.

But now that Tony has finished his check-up at the hospital, he hasn't held a press conference, and he hasn't even asked for a hamburger. How could Sherlock not pay attention to such a change that is completely different from the movie?

In response to Sherlock's questions, Tony led Sherlock on a tour of the mansion while explaining things to him.

"It's not that we don't want to shut it down, it's just that the time isn't right yet!"

Upon hearing Tony's explanation, Sherlock, who was on his way to the laboratory, paused slightly and looked at Tony with some disbelief. He raised an eyebrow and then asked Tony.

What does "it's not time yet" mean?

Seemingly sensing Sherlock's disbelief, Tony also stopped and turned to look at Sherlock, speaking earnestly to him.

"Sherlock, this matter is not so simple. After you all left, I examined the Stark Industries weapons. Although these weapons were produced by the Stark Industries, there was no way to trace their origin."

In other words, while it's certain that these things were produced by Stark Industries, it's impossible to pinpoint exactly who produced them or where they were manufactured.

Most importantly, this method feels strangely familiar to me. It was the same when your parents had their accident; something was off, but we couldn't track them down either!

Upon hearing Tony's words, Sherlock's heart was instantly filled with anger again. Tony didn't know who was selling weapons to the Ten Rings, but Sherlock did.

Obadiah Stanislav! The uncle Tony respected so much!

Do his parents have any connection to Obadiah Stanislavsky?

Sherlock took a deep breath, forcibly suppressing his anger, and forced a smile before speaking to Tony.

"Fine, whatever makes you happy."

After saying that, he walked straight past Tony towards the laboratory inside the mansion, or rather, Tony's garage.

Sherlock didn't immediately point out Obadiah Stanislav as the culprit because he didn't have any evidence that Stanislav was smuggling weapons. If he did say it directly, given Tony's current relationship with "his good uncle," Tony might not believe Sherlock.

On the other hand, Sherlock also needs to investigate whether Obadiah Stanislavsky is related to the deaths of his parents. If so, Sherlock wouldn't mind letting Obadiah Stanislavsky experience what it means to wish for death but not be able to.

Alchemy may not be good at anything else, but when it comes to tormenting people, even the Three Unforgivable Curses have to take a backseat to human alchemy!

Of course, such dark thoughts vanished without a trace the moment Sherlock entered Tony's garage. If the shopping mall is a girl's happy hometown, then Tony's mansion garage is definitely a boy's paradise.

Especially for tech geeks and STEM guys, this is a real-life paradise!

The rows of luxury cars, the countless top-of-the-line tools, the 3D stereoscopic projection design, and even the worktables were all captivating.

Even Sherlock, the alchemist, had his eyes light up when he saw Tony's workshop.

For no other reason than the fact that Tony had hidden away those precision machine tools capable of working at the micrometer level, which made Sherlock incredibly envious. Sherlock simply couldn't imagine how amazing it would be to use these things for alchemical rune inscription or array layering.

If there's anything lacking here, it's probably the classic American feature: firearms!

Watching Sherlock's expression shift from surprise to delight, then from delight to envy, and finally to a hint of regret, Tony, being a man himself, could easily understand what Sherlock was thinking.

"Jarvis! Show this kid what you've got!"

As Tony finished speaking, a whole row of weapons was projected into Sherlock's face in 3D, ranging from small pistols to large missiles, almost all the weapons in the world were gathered here.

Seeing this scene before him, Sherlock was filled with questions, and a hint of doubt began to appear in his eyes as he looked at Tony.

Good grief, most people collect guns, but you collect projectors? Is this what it means for the super-rich to have such unique hobbies?

Despite the look Sherlock gave him that suggested he was an idiot, Tony wasn't angry. Instead, he gestured to Sherlock with his chin, indicating that Sherlock should do something.

Sherlock understood Tony's signal but was slightly puzzled. Nevertheless, he raised his hand and tried it.

Slide your hand across the 3D projection and quickly select a Glock 34 pistol. After clicking on the Glock 34's projection, the next second, all the gun projections disappeared, leaving only the Glock 34's projection.

Furthermore, the weapon projection changed, and what appeared in front of Sherlock were all the attachments for the Glock 34, with a long list of options for each attachment.

Seeing this projection, which resembled the gunsmith system in the game Escape from Tarkov, Sherlock became interested and immediately began to "customize" his Glock pistol.

Compared to the gunsmith system in Tarkov, Tony's gunsmith customization is undoubtedly more flexible. After some maneuvering, Sherlock finally found a TTI Glock 34 in front of him.

只是相较于普通的格洛克34的9毫米或者是.45口径，夏洛克突发奇想的给这把枪定製了一个5.7*28毫米的口径。

The caliber might be confusing, but anyone who has played Tarkov should know that the FN57 pistol corresponding to this caliber is arguably the best pistol in Tarkov.

This type of bullet is also known as a killer of soft body armor.

More importantly, Glock pistols would never normally have this caliber, but Tony's system can customize it.

After completing the custom-made "non-existent handgun," Sherlock turned to look at Tony. However, Tony didn't care about Sherlock's gaze. Instead, he snapped his fingers triumphantly before continuing to speak to Jarvis.

"Jarvis, optimize the model and then manufacture it. Let's give my 'good son' a little gift first!"