Marvel's Skynet in Human Form
Chapter 78

Capturing Arno

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Evolution.

Or rather, T-Evolution.

Primordial Brad had finally given himself a name.

Thanks to their hive consciousness, every other Brad on Earth wore an envious expression at that moment, but the birth of T-Evolution was virtually impossible to replicate.

Aside from the Ultimate Sentinels, which apparently could be manufactured again, the Reality Stone, the Demon Core, and the Crimson Gem of Cyttorak were all materials that would be difficult to obtain again.

Glancing at the unconscious Bolivar, Brad snapped his fingers. The entire laboratory changed in an instant, all data concerning the Ultimate Sentinels vanished, and the memories in Bolivar's mind were altered as well.

When Bolivar woke again, he would remember only that he was a member of Hydra and would serve its leader, Brad, for the rest of his life.

Then Brad placed his palm against the wall.

The Nanobug swarm devoured two more metal plates, and a T3000 was produced.

Soon, the T3000 took on the appearance of a handsome, portly old man.

"Welcome to my team, Dr. Dain."

Dain looked slightly bewildered at first, then immediately dropped to his knees beside Brad.

"At your service, Master."

"Very good."

Brad placed his hand on Dr. Dain's head. "Share your Dimensional Travel Technology with me. Oh? You can extract Pym Particles too? Excellent."

A second later, Brad lifted his hand.

Supercomputer-World ran effortlessly, extrapolating the dimensional travel device to a higher technological level. Brad also casually extracted some Pym Particles and stored them inside his body.

Then Brad spent another two seconds synthesizing a miniature, improved dimensional travel machine inside his body.

A golden portal opened beside Brad, and the Ancient One stepped out. She looked him up and down, unable to keep a trace of shock from her eyes.

"You want to leave this universe?"

"Yes."

Primordial

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