The newcomer was Vision—Avengers-version Vision.
Banner nearly cried with emotion when he saw Vision.
"Vision! You're a normal Vision!" As he spoke, Banner hugged Vision. "You can't imagine how happy I am to see a normal, familiar face like yours instead of those disgusting faces that have been half-eaten away!"
"That's one advantage of being a robot," Vision replied calmly. "I'm not on their menu."
Meanwhile, at the Osborn Group, the Avengers were shocked once again.
"There's a robot among the Avengers?" Tony froze.
Harry thought, There's plenty you don't know. This world's history had differed little from the Sacred Timeline until Hank entered the Quantum Realm. The Ultron incident was what would truly make Tony doubt himself.
And upon seeing this Vision, Wanda beside him was stunned as well—her Synthetics boyfriend was an Avenger in another universe?
And he even had the Mind Stone embedded in his forehead? Wasn't that... the boss's private property?
Vision of this universe merely found it rather fascinating—he, in a sense, had also been born from an "Ultron," but he had long since overcome those robot problems.
Even... a genuine soul was available on the company's exchange list. As long as he worked hard, he would eventually have a soul of his own.
His counterpart from another universe was actually an Avenger? He really wanted to know what he had done.
The survivors followed Vision into the camp. They were immensely curious about what Vision was doing here, why the zombies could not break in, what the antidote was about, and more. There were too many questions that needed answers.
Vision answered their questions as well: everything was because of the Mind Stone.
"The Mind Stone is also my source. Zombies dislike the subfrequency emitted by the Stone, and the virus overloads the limbic