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After hearing the nonsense on the other side, Tony finally got angry!

"If this is what you said, then our conversation is over. Mr. Mason, you are a liar. I am sure of that. It was a mistake for me to come to you."

He was about to hang up the phone, but Mason said lightly: "I'm not a liar, Mr. Tony.

How much do you know about your father, Howard Stark?

Do you know what he was studying before his unfortunate death?"

"Hmm! What do you know? He's just a..."

It can be heard that Tony was a little out of control at this time. For him, he received very little fatherly love. His father seemed to be busy all the time. He had endless official duties and endless people to meet.

Endless things to do.

He never had time to spend with him.

They even sent him to boarding school!

This is the eternal pain in his heart.

It's just that after he said the words halfway, it got stuck in his throat and he couldn't say it or swallow it.

Mason was listening there, and he seemed to feel the other person's discomfort, and said slowly: "Although I don't know what happened between you and your father, it is obvious that you do not understand your father.

He is a great man, at least for you, he can indeed be called great. Tony, there are many kinds of love, and the one he gave you is a very deep one.

You are the proudest achievement in his life.

You pick a place and we can have a good talk. I can be sure that in this unencrypted call channel, there may be many pairs of ears listening when we talk.

You decide the time and place. In fact, for one million dollars, I can go anywhere. I really envy you rich people who can easily draw a million dollars from the flowing water.

I feel as if I’ve eaten a lemon and it’s as sour as a lemon.”

Tony Stark automatically filtered out Mason's last nonsense. He thought for a moment and said, "I'll go find you personally. Are you still at the military base?"

"Yes, but I think there is no need for you to come here. I recommend that you come to the nursing home to see me at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. What do you think?"

"good."

After finishing speaking, Tony hung up the phone. He sat alone on the sofa and pinched his temple again with one hand.

The man just mentioned his father.

That was the eternal pain in his heart.

It sounds like this guy named Mason knows something, especially about his father, so whether it is a trap or not, he will go to the appointment tomorrow.

Here Mason hung up the phone, continued to play as it was, leaned back on the sofa, and planned to go to sleep.

He didn't "wake up" until Brigadier General Tarbert came out of the door angrily.

He saw the two people in the living room and said, "Okay, you can go.

That psychiatrist, your money will be transferred to your account soon!"

"Then thank you General."

Tarbert shook hands with him, and Mason was about to leave. Unexpectedly, when he left, Hill followed behind him.

Mason turned his head, looked at Hill who was following him and said, "Miss Hill, what, you want to go back with me? Otherwise, why would you follow me?"

Hill didn't speak, walked past him, pressed the key button in his hand, got in the car and left.

Mason curled his lips in boredom. Hill drove here, but not him. The poor kid who brought him here is still unconscious in the medical room.

Is he going to go back?

This is not a good idea.

Just when he was thinking about making a call, Hill's car drove over and stopped next to Mason. Hill poked his head out of the car and asked, "Do you want to come together?"

Mason said cheerfully: "Sounds like a really good idea.

But, I'm sorry, please go first.

I have no intention of being in a car with a strange lady. You know, those paparazzi have sensitive noses and I don’t want gossip.”

Mason didn't want to sit with a senior agent, especially if that person was Hill.

Hill took one last deep look at him and drove away.

Mason waved to her cheerfully, and finally someone came out from the base to take him back. Mason casually asked him why he was late, and the sergeant embarrassedly said that he had diarrhea.

Hearing this, Mason said "Oh" and followed him out of here without saying much.

When he returned to the nursing home, the stars outside had filled the sky. After taking a breath of the air here, Mason did a chest expansion exercise. After several inspections, he came to Area F and pulled out the patient.

Poor Ms. Lena.

One good thing about the dungeon is that people inside will not die. Even if she commits suicide by cutting her wrists, when she wakes up, she will be disappointed to find that she is not dead yet, and time has returned to the second before she cut her wrists.

The pain is real, the feeling of dying is real, and if you haven't eaten for a long time, even the feeling of hunger is real.

But she just won't die.

This is also the scariest part of the dungeon, a place that Mason didn't know about before it was built.

After putting in the determination and action to die, he found out that he was still alive. Such a blow would make even Mason feel despair when he thought about it.

It is worth mentioning that this was first explored by Russell. He thought of many ways to commit suicide, but none of them worked. It was like a cursed place where even death had not set foot.

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Reina felt this kind of fear for the first time. She was hungry, panicked, and cold, but no one paid any attention to her. Next to her, a monster that looked very different from a human was holding the cell door with both hands, looking at this place.

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He had no intention of speaking, and no matter whether Rena yelled or begged, or cursed him with vicious words in despair, he would not show any expression.

He always looked at this place with the look of watching a good show, and occasionally made a "sizzling" sound, as if he was speechless.

Until Mason arrived, he opened the door to the dungeon, walked in, dragged Reina out, and watched her wolfing down the food into her mouth.

"You can eat slowly and give you water."

Looking at Lena who was choking and rolling her eyes, he uncharacteristically handed her the cup filled with water and said: "Then, Lena, while you are eating, can you tell me that Daisy's father is the helper?"

That monster of yours.

Where is he hiding now?"

Hearing these words, Reina stopped what she was doing. She looked at the man in front of her in horror, and even stopped chewing the food in her mouth.

Mason stuffed the fried egg in front of him into his mouth. They were now in area D. Mason found a room at random, turned on the tungsten light bulb, found a chair from next door, and called for food.

There were only the two of them in the room.

He took out another piece of bread from the bread basket, took a bite and asked vaguely: "I'm waiting for your answer, Ms. Lena, where is Daisy's father hiding now?"