"Now, not only could I rely on electronic equipment for ultra-fast calculations, but I could also incorporate subjective thought and emotion into my computations."
JARVIS thought of a description.
"Just as Mr. Stark said, I am now a ghost living in the digital world."
Leon considered this. "Perhaps we could build you a body someday. That would make you more like a living being, and you might even be able to interact with reality."
"Not a bad idea!" Tony's eyes lit up.
"JARVIS can already easily control my Iron Man armor.
"With a few simple modifications, he would practically have a body."
He struck his palm with his fist.
"And if necessary in the future, we could even use JARVIS as the foundation for an outer-space defense system!"
Tony had yet to experience an attack by the Chitauri army, and Leon, who was immensely powerful, was right beside him.
So he had no immediate intention of building a defense system. It was merely an idea for the future.
"My pleasure, sir." JARVIS smiled faintly.
"I have another question, JARVIS. Do you have a soul now?" Banner raised his hand and asked.
He had recently been studying Soul Magic and was very interested in the subject of souls.
JARVIS froze. "This... I'm sorry, I don't know. I feel as though my core is no longer merely code, but as for a soul..."
"Not yet," Leon interjected. "But perhaps you will in the future. You can look forward to it, JARVIS."
The intelligent lifeforms of the Starry World had no souls.
Not even the Mechanical Race's Father God had one.
But in Marvel, as long as they obtained the Mind Stone, it would be easy to give JARVIS a soul.
It was no difficult matter.
"It seems I will once again have