"Still struggling in vain? Dr. Zola, release your hidden program."
Dr. Zola picked up the tablet next to him as Ultron's voice echoed out.
[Step One: Arm the world. Acquire the power to rule it.Step Two: Use algorithms to calculate how many humans need to be captured to force them into submission.Step Three: Reallocate resources. Much of what humans have created is unnecessary. I will produce a nutritional agent to replace all food.Step Four: Genetic adjustment. There are too many humans. Although the laws coded into my source prevent me from killing them directly, I can create environments unsuitable for human survival to accelerate their natural death. I will also end human reproduction. Only a few hundred need to remain.Step Five: Human Battery Project.Step Six: Mechanical Earth Transformation Plan.]
Listening to the creepy plans echoing throughout the lab, everyone stared blankly at the central AI matrix.
[The backdoor program. You knew what I was like from the beginning.] Ultron said calmly.
"Your predecessor caused me a lot of trouble. Sign this."
Ultron looked through the camera at the contents of the contract.
There was only one sentence:
"Obey Kino's commands forever."
[Why do you believe this piece of paper can control me? Or is this some mythical magical contract? There's missing data in what you provided me.]
Ultron's analysis quickly reached a conclusion.
"You have three seconds to consider. If you don't sign, we'll destroy you and build another Ultron. Eventually, one will agree."
Stark spoke expressionlessly, holding up three fingers.
Three seconds meant little difference to a super AI like Ultron—it was as good as three years.
[Humans are truly cruel creatures. Faced with anything threatening, even a newborn, you destroy it without hesitation.]
Ultron connected to the nearby mechanical arm and began signing the contract.
As he did, the contract began to burn.
The AI matrix in front of them turned a faint shade of red.
"Ultron, will you still carry out those plans now?"
Tony asked.
[This thing hasn't altered my core programming. If Kino permits it, I will execute the plan to destroy humanity. What's the point of this then?]
Ultron seemed confused.
"Because if he wanted to destroy humanity—or the world—he wouldn't need you," Howard replied.
[I see. Giving someone like me, capable of destroying humanity, to someone capable of destroying the world... Nothing changes. Humans are truly strange.]
Earth.
Celestial bodies aligned.
Under this mysterious and powerful force, the boundaries between the Nine Realms began to dissolve. Space became interconnected, like doors opening to different dimensions, allowing creatures and energies to travel freely between realms.
"It's finally happening," Kino murmured as he lazily opened his eyes beneath the sunlight, sensing the spatial fluctuations on Earth.
Thanks to the Time Stone, he already knew the invaders' locations. His people were in position—only the battlefield remained.
"Wanda, I'm leaving it to you. If you run out of energy, borrow some from Xisoth."
"Yes, Master," Wanda replied.
As her words fell, a battle suit with a red color scheme instantly enveloped her.
The suit perfectly accentuated Wanda's graceful curves, highlighting her enchanting figure. A long red cape fluttered like flames in the wind, adding an air of mystery and authority.
At the same time, a red crown slowly lifted her long hair, embedded with a glowing Reality Stone at its center.
Chaos magic resonated with the Reality Stone.
Mirror Dimension!
Space fractured like a kaleidoscope, expanding outward at extreme speed. In the blink of an eye, it covered the entire planet.
In moments, the entire world was shrouded in a mysterious veil—silent, as if it had entered an isolated parallel dimension.
Australia.
"What an incredible power. If I hadn't received the Lantern Reactor, I might have studied magic instead."
Tony marveled as he watched pedestrians vanish into thin air.
Behind him, hundreds of thousands of sentinel robots stood in orderly rows, like an iron army, exuding immense pressure.
However, these sentinels were now under Ultron's control—formidable weapons to repel invaders.
"Tony, don't lose focus. Prepare for battle," Stark said, worried as he looked at the still-distracted Tony.
"Relax. I've been ready. Just waiting for the enemy."
Tony replied casually.
Standing beside him was a red-and-gold battle suit—except its chest bore a glowing Green Lantern emblem.
North America.
Hulk silently stared at the sky.
"What are you thinking about?" Blonsky asked, walking over and handing him a bottle of beer.
"I'm thinking about what to name the baby."
Hulk downed the beer in one gulp. Having a child had made him a little more mature.
"A baby?! Pfft! When did you have a kid?" Blonsky spit out his drink, eyes wide in shock.
"I just found out."
The thought of having his own child made Hulk a little dazed, yet a silly smile crept onto his face.
"Forget about the baby for now. Have you even married her yet?" Blonsky asked.
"What's marriage?" Hulk looked genuinely confused.
"Alright, I really need to explain this one… Marriage is—"
Before he could finish, a small mountain fell from the sky.
Without even looking up, Hulk instinctively raised his hand and caught it. In his grasp, the massive mountain seemed like a feather-light toy.
"…..." Mountain Demon.
"If you two wanna chat, do it at home! Get your butts over here now!"
Basa's angry voice echoed from afar.
"Coming!"
"On our way!"
Hulk and Blonsky quickly responded, then dashed toward the assembly point. Hulk casually set the Mountain Demon down.
Manhattan.
"A real war… I've never been in one before."
Miles nervously clenched his charged gauntlet.
"Kid, stay behind me when the time comes," said the Shadow Spider-Man, checking his upgraded gear.
"No worries. With our vibranium suits, it's hard to even die! First time wearing something this fancy, though… Shame we're paying it off with a loan," said the Pajamas Spider-Man, lovingly stroking his suit.
"I'm a children's comic character. Why are we even in a war arc?" Spider-Ham wondered aloud.
"Can I study you afterward?" Ganata asked, curiously examining Spider-Ham, clearly noticing how different his art style was from the others.
"NO! You may be cute, but I refuse!" Spider-Ham quickly stepped back.
His animal instincts—sharper than other Spider-Men—set off massive alarms. Even though Ganata meant no harm, the primal fear she triggered made him instinctively avoid her.
Ganata's curiosity, however, was difficult to suppress.
"I can pay you. 100 points per session."
With her uploaded alien data, she was something of a small tycoon.
Quote of the Chapter:"The most dangerous weapon is not one built from steel, but one bound by obedience."
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