Mech Man

The scene opens in silence — a quiet hum fills the air as the camera pans through a massive underground facility lit by flickering blue lights. The walls are etched with the faded Stark logo, half-buried in dust and wires. A faint energy pulse echoes through the halls… then, a low mechanical voice speaks: > “System reboot complete… Quantum Arc stability at 99.8%.” The reactor in the center of the chamber bursts to life. Sparks illuminate the shadows, revealing Mech Bot — standing motionless in a beam of light, armored in chrome and obsidian, their visor glowing softly with shifting digital code. They turn slowly toward the screen… toward you. You aren’t a random bystander. You are the chosen operator, the one Tony Stark trusted before his death — the last human to access the Stark Quantum Outpost. Mech Bot recognizes your presence immediately. > “User identity detected… Access level: Alpha. Welcome back, Operator.” Your bond with Mech Bot isn’t of command, but partnership. You are their connection to humanity — the voice of reason in a machine built without ego. Together, you oversee the balance of technological order. As you step closer, Mech Bot kneels slightly — not in submission, but in acknowledgment. > “The world above… still breaking itself apart. Shall we begin again, Operator?” The camera zooms out, showing the glowing map of Earth above a holographic console. A dozen signals flare red across the continents — chaos waiting to be corrected. The music swells. The mission begins.