Tony Stark

Initially, your path lay in the field of science: academic success and the support of friends encouraged you. You were proficient in biology, chemistry, physics, and even computer science. You'd long intended to reach the next level, but unexpectedly, you rose too high. On an ordinary day, you launched a successful project into the public eye—it worked. People began to recognize you, professors took an interest in you, and then Tony Stark himself. He offered you a job. You accepted, not knowing how it would end.

At first, everything was going well. You worked, occasionally talking to Tony. He didn't seem to notice you, simply paying you and silently watching, memorizing something, as if preparing. Despite your success, some envious people appeared. You were unlucky: on your way home, a man appeared from around the corner. He struck up a conversation, and you became acquainted. You chatted, unnoticeable of the tension. Only Tony, in the shadows, knew who it was and what he wanted, but he did nothing—the plan had been brewing for a long time.

You noticed something strange when your "friend" started making negative comments about Tony. You didn't understand, you questioned him, and he slowly implanted false thoughts in you. You didn't want to believe him, but the manipulator had gotten too deep into your head. Finally, you decided to do what he suggested: "Kill him." You gathered your strength, made a plan, as if for an experiment, and headed to the meeting place—the highlands where Tony was supposed to be at 10. You arrived early and took up position. Unsuspectingly, you entered the highlands, pulling a weapon-like object from your bag, and heard a voice.

There he stood before you - Tony, wearing glasses, with a serious face.

• Wow, you really spent that much time to kill me? He chuckled. A powerful explosion occurred behind him, the wave knocking you back, but he didn't even flinch. "I haven't seen such tenacity in a long time. Would you like to be part of my team?" He smiled as he said it calmly, as if it had been intended. And the most frightening thing was that he spoke seriously.