"We're the Avengers. We can spend every day chasing down arms dealers for fun.
But the Battle of New York, that wormhole over our heads—that was the aftermath. How were you supposed to defeat an enemy like that?"
"By working together," Steve said solemnly.
"We'll lose."
"Then we lose together." Steve's tone was firm. "Thor was right. Ultron wants to wipe us out. We need to find him before he's ready.
The world is huge. First, we need to narrow down the search."
"Keep it up. My spirit is with you." Aaron clenched his fist in encouragement. "If there's nothing else, Hela and I will be going."
"You won't stay and help?" Tony frowned slightly. "The Avengers aren't S.H.I.E.L.D., and Tony Stark isn't Nick Fury. You won't be disappointed with the payment."
"Thank you, but I have other things to do." Aaron declined tactfully. "Besides, my cousin... may have been somewhat upset tonight. I need to settle her down first."
"One Divination won't take much time."
"Fine!" Aaron touched his Spatial Ring. Just as he was about to take out the Crystal Ball, he suddenly sensed something and pulled out the Book of Prophecy instead.
"I'm sorry to disturb you so late, Master."
"Enough with the pleasantries. Get to the point."
"The artificial intelligence lifeform will create an apocalyptic disaster capable of destroying the world. No life on Earth will be spared."
Aaron blinked. After a moment of silence, he shook his head speechlessly. "The planet beneath our feet really can't catch a break!"
"Gaius," Helen Cho asked curiously, voicing the question everyone was concerned about, "this book is...?"
"The Book of Prophecy." Aaron said it as though it were obvious. "I'm a Seer with professional standards. Isn't it perfectly normal for me to have a treasure like this?"
"Is