Hearing this, Aaron seemed to understand something. He said thoughtfully, "The Avengers Alliance is your biggest obstacle, and Wanda's abilities can smooth that obstacle down a little."
"Grind them to dust. Once they're too busy saving themselves, no one will be able to stop me."
"I can." Aaron's lips curled slightly. "Want to try?"
"No, you won't. At least not before Wanda and the others learn the truth." Ultron said smugly, "I'll tell them the truth at the very last moment."
"When it involves the end of the world, it's no big deal for me to make an exception once in a while."
"Mr. Gaius, I admire your confidence.
"But unfortunately, you can't stop me either, because I've already obtained what I wanted."
"Vibranium?"
"Yes. You arrived one step too late."
Aaron merely smiled, feeling pity for Ultron's inexplicable confidence.
His understanding of Earth existed only in data, but information about those terrifyingly powerful people and factions would never appear in computer records.
Destroy the world? Did he really think they were just sitting around doing nothing?
No matter how chaotic the world became, it made no difference to them. Aaron felt the same way.
But Ultron was clearly trying to smash the whole table, and that was something they could not ignore.
So Ultron's plan would never succeed—or rather, the moment it did, he would suffer his greatest defeat.
"I'll do my best to make sure your death isn't too ugly," Aaron said with a sigh. "After all, among the many villains I've known, you at least have grand ambitions, even if those ambitions are doomed to fail."
A trace of confusion flashed through Ultron's red eyes. "We'll see."
Aaron did not want to waste any more words. He directly took out Lycoris and shot through the Iron Soldier's