"I think I understand now." Ultron said thoughtfully. "You're afraid—afraid that I'll uncover the Gaius Family's secrets and spread them around."
"That's right. I had that concern back on Ulysses Klaue's ship.
You know more about me and are more curious about me than anyone else. And you're the most advanced artificial intelligence there is, capable of uncovering and connecting more things than anyone else.
I wasn't sure whether you might suddenly decide to investigate something and find something out. Looks like you really didn't disappoint me!
But I wouldn't say I'm afraid. At most, I'm a little worried.
Even if my identity is exposed, the worst-case scenario is just leaving Earth. I've already prepared myself for that."
"What about him?" Ultron twisted his neck with difficulty and looked at Hulk, who sat obediently nearby like an elementary school student. "The Hulk seems excessively respectful toward you."
"Everyone else calls him Banner, but I call him Hulk.
There's no need to say much more. Just wait patiently. I'll see you off myself." Aaron said solemnly. This head was worth two thousand Magic Points—no one was taking it from him.
Just then, Aaron sensed a wave of grief. Turning around, he saw Wanda slowly approaching with a dark expression, tears slipping from her reddened eyes.
Red energy curled around her fingertips like distorted air, and the atmosphere gradually grew heavy.
"Wanda, you'll die if you stay here," Ultron said weakly.
"I've already died once. Do you know what that feels like?" Wanda said coldly. Just as she was about to act, Aaron stopped her with an arm.
"Get out of my way."
"Well, actually, I think..."
"Move. You have no idea what he did."
"I know, but... Pietro isn't dead."
"W-What did you say?" Wanda calmed down immediately, and the towering