Everyone wants to meet the Alpha (Uncle Wolf)

A Few weeks passed after the "I Am Iron Man" Press Conference

After declaring himself as Iron Man, Tony Stark realized that his company needed a new direction, one that would reflect his desire to move away from the weapons industry and towards something more sustainable and beneficial for the world.

His mind quickly turned to the arc reactor technology he had developed to power his Iron Man suit—a compact, clean energy source with seemingly limitless potential.

Tony knew that the arc reactor could revolutionize the energy industry. He envisioned a world where cities and industries could be powered by this clean energy, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and cutting down on pollution.

With this vision in mind, he reconfigured his company's R&D resources to focus on scaling up the arc reactor technology for broader applications.

Using his genius-level intellect and advanced Stark Industries facilities, Tony set out to refine the arc reactor technology, making it scalable for commercial use. This involved enhancing the reactor's efficiency, ensuring it could be safely used on a larger scale, and integrating it with existing infrastructure.

He also began to design larger arc reactors that could be installed in power plants, industrial complexes, and even entire cities. This was not just about building bigger versions of what he had in his chest; it required innovation in energy storage, distribution, and control systems to manage the immense power the reactors could generate.

Pepper Potts played a crucial role in this transition. As the newly appointed CEO of Stark Industries, she managed the business side of things, overseeing the financial, legal, and logistical aspects of shifting the company's focus.

Pepper also spearheaded the company's public relations efforts, rebranding Stark Industries as a leader in sustainable technology and clean energy.

She negotiated with governments and businesses, securing contracts to provide arc reactor technology to cities and industries eager to adopt clean energy solutions.

As Stark Industries began to roll out these energy solutions, the market responded positively. Investors who had been wary of the company's shift away from its lucrative weapons division were reassured by the massive potential of the arc reactor technology.

The company's stock, which had dipped following Tony's announcement about closing the weapons division, began to climb rapidly.

The promise of a new, clean energy source that could potentially power entire cities attracted significant attention from governments, corporations, and environmental groups.

The demand for Stark Industries' new energy solutions surged, driving up the company's stock value. Within a few months, the value of Stark Industries' shares had not only recovered but had surpassed previous highs, signaling a successful transition to its new identity as a global leader in energy innovation.

Tony's vision, combined with Pepper's business acumen, transformed Stark Industries into a powerhouse in the energy sector, setting the stage for even greater achievements in the future.

However, his thoughts often drifted back to the mysterious man who had saved him during his confrontation with Obadiah Stane.

One evening, as Tony was tinkering with some new designs in his lab, he decided to dig deeper into this "Logan" character.

"Jarvis," Tony called out, eyes still on the holographic display in front of him.

"Yes, sir?" Jarvis's smooth, British-accented voice responded.

"Tell me What you got about this Logan guy, The one who walked through a hail of bullets and ripped Stane apart like a tin can."

"Certainly, sir," Jarvis began, bringing up several files on the holographic screen. "The individual in question is named James Logan Howlett, commonly referred to simply as Logan. He is the leader of a mercenary group known as the Crescent Pack."

"Crescent Pack? Sounds like a biker gang," Tony quipped, scrolling through the data Jarvis had pulled up.

"Not quite, sir," Jarvis replied with a hint of amusement. "The Crescent Pack is a highly trained group of operatives, rumored to possess supernatural abilities resembling those of werewolves. They have been linked to numerous covert missions across the globe, often working in tandem with or on behalf of various government agencies."

Tony raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "Werewolves, huh? And the government's just cool with that?"

"It appears so, sir. Their involvement in several high-priority operations has made them valuable assets. As a result, the government has chosen to overlook certain... unorthodox elements of their organization."

Tony leaned back in his chair, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. "And Logan? What's his deal? Besides the whole 'ripping heads off' thing."

"Logan is the sole owner of Logan Enterprises, a multinational corporation with interests in various sectors, including technology, defense, and pharmaceuticals. The company is highly successful, though much of its activities remain shrouded in secrecy."

"Impressive. And what about that woman with him in this picture? She seemed... important."

"That would be Kara Howlett. She is Logan's wife and the Luna of the Crescent Pack, effectively making her second-in-command. She also serves as the CEO of Logan Enterprises."

Tony let out a low whistle. "So, they're basically a power couple with claws and fangs. Sounds like fun at dinner parties."

"Indeed, sir. It might also interest you to know that their operations have been meticulously clean—no significant legal issues, no scandals, and very little public exposure."

Tony nodded, already formulating a plan. "Alright, set up a meeting. I want to meet this Logan guy face to face. Find out what makes him tick."

"Understood, sir. I will arrange the necessary details."

As Tony continued to review the information Jarvis had compiled, he couldn't shake the feeling that this meeting with Logan and Kara might be more important than he initially thought.

The idea of werewolves, supernatural abilities, and a powerful, secretive corporation piqued his curiosity—and perhaps even his ambition.

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**Inside the office of a secret base**

Nick Fury sat at his desk, shuffling through a stack of reports, when a knock on his office door interrupted him. Without looking up, he called out, "Come in."

The door opened to reveal a stunning redhead dressed in sleek black tactical gear. Natasha Romanoff, also known as the Black Widow, stepped into the room, her expression one of mild irritation.

"Romanoff," Fury greeted, finally glancing up. "I assume the mission was successful."

Natasha crossed her arms and smirked slightly. "Of course it was completed. But don't tell me you've got another mission lined up for me already. I just got back."

Fury leaned back in his chair, a rare smile tugging at the corner of his lips. "Don't worry, this one's more like a vacation for you."

Natasha raised an eyebrow, not entirely convinced. Fury didn't hand out vacations. If he said something like that, it usually meant a mission with more subtle strings attached. "What's the catch?"

Fury slid a photograph across the desk toward her. The image showed a man with rugged features, dark hair, and piercing eyes. His muscular frame and the intensity in his gaze made him stand out immediately.

Natasha's demeanor shifted as she recognized the man in the picture. Her playful smirk faded, replaced by a serious expression. "Logan... What's the meaning of this?"

Fury leaned forward, clasping his hands together on the desk. "I want to know more about Logan, and I'd like you to arrange a meeting with him."

Natasha frowned, her mind racing. "Logan doesn't like meetings, let alone arranging for a meeting with him. He keeps to himself and his Crescent Pack, All the meetings are done by Kara on his behalf."

"I know," Fury replied, his tone calm but firm. "That's why I'm asking you. You have a history with him, don't you? I figured you're the best person to approach him without causing any unnecessary friction."

Natasha sighed, glancing at the photo again. She and Logan did have a history, one that was complicated and layered with a mutual respect forged through shared battles and a deeper understanding of each other's pasts.

"Why now?" she asked, her eyes narrowing slightly. "Why are you interested in him all of a sudden?"

"Recent events," Fury said, keeping his answer vague. "He's gained some... significant powers, and his involvement in the Stane incident caught our attention. We need to know where he stands, especially with everything that's happening."

Natasha thought for a moment, weighing her options. She knew Fury wouldn't ask unless it was important, but her heart feels compiled to do this and again Logan was not someone you approached lightly.

"Alright," she finally said, meeting Fury's eye. "I'll see what I can do. But don't expect this to be easy."

Fury nodded, satisfied with her response. "I don't expect easy. Just results. Keep me updated."

Natasha took the photo, slipping it into her pocket as she turned to leave.

As she reached the door, she paused and looked back at Fury. "Just remember, Logan isn't a man you can control. If you push him, he pushes back harder."

Fury's expression didn't change. "I'm counting on you to make sure it doesn't come to that."

With a final nod, Natasha left the office, already planning her next steps.