Transmigrated as Iron man with Gamer system

The world had shrunk. Once a playground of privilege and boundless opportunity, it was now a hunting ground. Tony Stark, the billionaire playboy, was gone, replaced by Iron Man, the fugitive. Every shadow held a potential threat, every news report a potential exposure, every stranger a potential enemy.

He'd found refuge in a forgotten corner of his past: an abandoned Stark Industries warehouse, a relic from a bygone era of industrial expansion. It was a cavernous, dusty space, filled with obsolete machinery, rusting equipment, and the ghosts of forgotten projects. But it was also secure, isolated, and offered a semblance of control in a world spiraling out of his grasp.

He set to work, transforming the derelict warehouse into a new base of operations, a sanctuary, a forge where he could rebuild, rearm, and reinvent himself. He called it, with a touch of grim humor, "The Forge."

Using the "Advanced Robotics Lab Blueprint," he repurposed the old industrial robots, reprogramming them to assist with construction, repairs, and defense. He salvaged materials from the warehouse, cannibalizing old machines for parts, turning scrap metal into reinforced walls, and obsolete technology into a sophisticated security system.

His primary focus, however, was the armor. The Mark II/III, though upgraded, was a patchwork, a testament to his desperate improvisation. He needed something better, something stronger, something that could stand up to the growing threats he faced. He needed the Mark IV.

He poured his energy, his intellect, and his grief into the project. He used the "Advanced Materials Fabrication Blueprint" to create a new alloy, incorporating the remaining fragments of the "Strange Metallic Alloy" and the knowledge he'd gleaned from Anya's Vibranium-infused steel. The result was a material that was lighter, stronger, and more energy-absorbent than anything he'd created before.

He refined the Arc Reactor Prototype, making it more efficient, more stable, and more powerful. He redesigned the repulsors, incorporating the "Advanced Repulsor Technology" blueprint and his own innovations, creating weapons that could deliver a devastating punch. He improved the stealth capabilities, making the armor even harder to detect. He enhanced the AI interface, creating a truly symbiotic relationship between man and machine.

He also focused on defense. He knew he couldn't just rely on his armor. He needed to protect his base, his sanctuary, his Forge. He used the remaining industrial robots to create automated turrets, armed with modified Stark Industries weaponry. He set traps, established security protocols, and created a layered defense system that would make any intrusion a costly endeavor.

While he worked, he also investigated. He used the "Information Network Blueprint" to establish a secure, private communication and information network, a digital fortress that allowed him to gather intelligence, track his enemies, and stay one step ahead of the game.

He focused his efforts on Anya's organization, the group that had betrayed him, the group that controlled the Winter Soldier. He hacked into databases, intercepted communications, and followed digital trails, slowly piecing together a picture of their operations.

He discovered that they were not simply a rogue element within The Vanguard. They were something far more sinister, a technologically advanced branch of HYDRA, calling themselves "Advanced Weapons Research," or A.W.R. They were dedicated to acquiring and weaponizing advanced technology, to controlling enhanced individuals, and to achieving global domination through a combination of technological superiority and ruthless manipulation.

He learned that A.W.R. had infiltrated governments, corporations, and even other intelligence agencies. They were a hidden hand, shaping events from the shadows, pulling the strings of power. And they were growing stronger, more ambitious, more dangerous.

The "Fugitive" quest was a constant pressure, a reminder of his precarious situation. He had to evade capture, expose the truth about A.W.R., and stop the Winter Soldier program, all while being hunted by multiple factions.

He faced numerous challenges. Bounty hunters, lured by the promise of a hefty reward, tracked him across the country. Government agents, armed with advanced technology designed to counter the Iron Man armor, attempted to apprehend him. Cyberattacks targeted his "Information Network," trying to shut down his communications and expose his location. And the media, fueled by HYDRA's disinformation campaign, continued to paint him as a dangerous criminal, a threat to national security.

But he also found opportunities. He uncovered allies in unexpected places: a former Stark Industries engineer who had been forced out for questioning Howard's methods, a disillusioned government agent who believed in his innocence, a black market tech dealer who admired his ingenuity.

He gained access to new resources, scavenging parts from abandoned facilities, purchasing equipment through anonymous channels, and even receiving anonymous donations of technology and information.

And he discovered weaknesses in his enemies' defenses, vulnerabilities that he could exploit, chinks in their armor that he could use to strike back.

[System offer new blueprint]

[Blueprint: EMP Grenade]

As he was working on the Mark IV, nearing completion, he received a cryptic message, a single line of text that appeared on his secure network:

"They're coming for her. Protect the asset."

He didn't know who sent the message, or who "her" was. But he knew one thing: he was running out of time.

[System Alert: Multiple hostiles approaching. Threat level… critical.]