After settling Vision's affairs, Allen stopped paying attention to the feud between the Avengers and Ultron and returned to his own universe alone.
When he appeared in Sky City, he found Artoria had already been waiting there for quite some time.
"Is something wrong?" Allen asked uncertainly.
"No, nothing important. I just want to ask, does that artificial life-form called Vision really have only a two-year lifespan, like a kingfisher?"
Saber had never understood the concept of beating around the bush. Whatever was on her mind, she said it openly.
Allen nodded without hesitation. "That's right. On the timeline protected by Sorcerer Supreme Ancient One, he'll be personally killed by Thanos, who will take the Mind Stone embedded in his forehead. What, do you pity him?"
"Doesn't he deserve pity? After all, his mind is so simple and pure." Artoria frowned and asked in return.
"This isn't a question of whether he deserves it. It's the result of Vision's own choices, just as Thanos chose a path destined to be understood by no one. Granted, we possess immense power and can manipulate or interfere with other people's fates to some extent, but can you interfere once and then keep interfering forever? Obviously not. We are Travelers. We won't stay in one world for very long. So after we leave, some things will still return to their original tracks. After all, people don't say that character determines destiny for nothing..."
Allen looked into Saber's green eyes and spoke meaningfully.
Without a doubt, in his opinion, Vision simply wasn't worth spending time to save.
Vision's personality meant that whenever Earth faced a crisis, this guy would not hesitate to choose self-sacrifice.
It was the inevitable result of combining J.A.R.V.I.S.'s underlying protocols with Ultron's philosophy of protecting Earth.
At the same time, it