It had to be said, Ultron was probably the shortest-lived boss in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe.
From his birth to his destruction, only a few short days had passed.
His lifespan was not even a fraction of Vision's.
After being forcibly "disconnected from the internet" and subjected to a righteous group beating by the Avengers, he quickly lost every robot capable of carrying his consciousness and vanished from this world forever.
Meanwhile, the city beneath their feet, which had been lifted more than ten thousand meters into the air, slowly descended back to the ground under Allen's control.
Although the impact sent faint tremors through an area spanning hundreds of kilometers, the damage was far less severe than if it had crashed directly into the ground or been blown into countless meteor-like fragments by a super nuclear warhead.
Once everything had settled, Tony Stark finally let out a long breath and sighed softly. "It's finally over."
"Yeah, it's finally over. I hope you learn from this and stop conducting dangerous research behind our backs," Steve Rogers warned sternly.
"Do you really have to lecture me at a time like this?" Iron Man rolled his eyes irritably.
Perhaps their personalities were simply incompatible by nature. Whenever they were together, they would inevitably have a verbal clash within an hour, followed by mutual annoyance.
Fortunately, Captain America rarely got angry or lost his temper just because someone snapped at him, so the two could usually maintain a barely peaceful coexistence.
Just as Steve Rogers was about to say something else, Natasha suddenly cut in. "Has anyone seen Banner?"
"Uh... I think I saw him grab a robot and jump off the edge of the city earlier." After giving it some thought, Hawk Eyes offered an answer.
"Don't worry. That's Hulk. I