"Look, humans are a species that never stop hurting themselves—especially people like you. Just like Tony Stark, you should be at the forefront of that behavior."
Ultron played a huge amount of war footage, and Tony's face appeared several times.
Harry spread his hands. In a sense, Ultron was right—if not for him, the entire Osborn family would have become Green Goblins.
It seemed that statement was Ultron's assessment based on his own "prediction model."
"But things are different. You, too, are pursuing evolution. To be honest, I even suspect that you're a Synthetics wearing human skin."
"You make it sound like I'm not human. Besides, you and the Synthetics aren't even the same species, are you? What about those guys you tricked into coming here? Did you kill them?"
"How heartbreaking. I thought you were one of us too. And please don't make me sound so heartless. I merely hope that worthless humans like you all disappear, but the Synthetics—they have value."
"So you're a Synthetics rights activist too? You can register with the relevant association and fight for their rights—you'd be their first non-human member. It'd be a landmark day.
"Also, before you run away, could you answer one question for me? Just how were you—born?"
If Ultron could reach those conclusions, then he should understand that while he might have great potential, taking on the Osborn Group head-on in his current state was unrealistic.
The supposed theft of the Gravity Iridium had merely been a smokescreen. He had never intended to steal it in the first place.
Vibranium, the Mind Stone, the Gravity Iridium... everything he could use to carry out his extermination plan was under tight watch. In the end, he was just an intelligent machine less than two weeks old. His sole advantage was his