Vision, Wanda's lover in the original story, had a body made of carbon-based biological cells fused with Vibranium. The Mind Stone served as his power source and sustained his consciousness. He was an artificial life-form.
To be honest, Synthetics differed from Vision only in that their Matrix Complexity had not reached human levels, they required an external energy supply, and their bodies contained no Vibranium. In essence, though, they were not that different. Both were artificial life-forms.
Harry had not expected Vision to be born under such circumstances, but he did not mind helping Wanda build a family. Or rather, he was more than happy to do so.
The upper limit of Chaos Magic was extremely, extremely high. If Wanda truly reached that realm, she could practically be called a god.
A true "god" could never integrate into human society.
Giving her a normal family would make her thoughts and behavior more human, turning her into someone others could communicate with. Without the Mind Stone, the tragedy between Wanda and Vision should be avoidable.
Pietro was alive, Vision was alive, and Wanda was unlikely to suddenly go insane for no reason. Harry could slowly figure out a way to study Chaos Magic.
Watching the departing Maximoff siblings and sensing the Chaos Magic lingering in the air, Harry could not help but sigh.
Fortunately, magic could be understood here.
The spacecraft was dismantled piece by piece. The unfinished Vision core was loaded onto a Transport Plane, while the mutated Riflemen and the site were cleaned up as well.
By the time Tony arrived, the place had already been scorched bare. Only a lone spacecraft remained in the middle of the open ground, while Osborn Group employees carried out the final documentation.
Clearly, he already knew about the Battleship. He spoke up.