Looking at Wanda's serene face and the way she was clutching his arm tightly, Allen suddenly realized that the reason this young woman was interested in him was likely because she was seeking a sense of security.
After all, from the moment he had appeared, he had left her with the impression of being powerful, mysterious, and omnipotent.
Wanda, on the other hand, had lost her parents in childhood and lived a turbulent, drifting life with Quicksilver ever since. She happened to be severely lacking in security and had always subconsciously wanted to find someone strong she could rely on.
In the original storyline, the reason Vision had been able to move her was precisely because of his meticulous everyday care, as well as the sense of security brought by his formidable personal strength.
In fact, Vision, who possessed the Infinity Stones, was not weak at all.
Not only could he alter his own density, rendering his body completely intangible and immune to physical attacks, but he could also fire high-energy beams through the Mind Stone.
When his body density reached infinity, even Thor's "Mjolnir" might not leave any obvious wounds when it struck him.
It was simply that he was relatively kind-hearted and unwilling to kill lightly, which made him hesitant and restrained whenever he fought.
Thinking of this, Allen suddenly felt a trace of sympathy for the Scarlet Witch's life.
Because if he had not intervened, Wanda's entire life would have been controlled by Pluto Hisoka. She would constantly lose the family and friends around her, while paying that price in exchange for ever-growing Chaos Magic.
Once she truly possessed power comparable to that of a god, what awaited the Scarlet Witch would be endless loneliness and pain.
Likewise, Allen became even more determined to try to eliminate