In another laboratory at Stark Tower, Peter was busy at the computer on the table. Connors walked over, glanced at his screen, and asked, "What are you doing?"
Peter's fingers flew over the keyboard, lines of code appearing on the screen one after another. His concentration did nothing to hinder his eloquence as he answered smoothly:
"Ultron, the enemy Jarvis is about to face, is probably a very formidable artificial intelligence. Mr. Stark prepared a very complete body for Jarvis, but I think we should make things a little safer."
"What do you want to do?" Connors walked over to the workbench opposite him and began working.
"Improving Jarvis's physical performance is important, but we can also find ways to weaken his opponent. I got some information about Ultron from Dr. Pym. I'm seeing whether I can create a virus specifically for him."
"That's a good idea, but would a virus really work against an artificial intelligence of that level?" Connors asked as he worked with his head lowered.
"An ordinary virus definitely wouldn't, so I'm researching a super virus. One specifically designed for super artificial intelligences."
"Looks like you're quite accomplished with computers too. Want me to find someone to write you a recommendation letter?" Dr. Connors asked with a smile.
"Ah, no. I only know a little bit. I still have to rely on the computing power Jarvis provides for most of it." Peter stared unblinking at the screen, as though he had reached a critical stage.
Connors did not ask, but Peter spoke as though organizing his own thoughts. "Also, if we can locate Ultron before he does anything, we'll gain a strategic advantage. If we can hack into his system and obtain information, the advantage will be even greater."
"I'm creating a tracking system to search