After learning Aether and Paimon's true ages, Steve had wanted to tell everyone, but after some thought, he decided against it.
They were better off not knowing. If someone like Tony found out, raising kids would suddenly turn into caring for the elderly. What kind of nonsense was that?
Forget it. Aether, Paimon, and the other little ones seemed to be enjoying themselves, and they had no intention of explaining anyway. Besides, maybe it was just as Nahida had said: some long-lived beings weren't even adults at several hundred years old.
Steve convinced himself and buried the secret deep in his heart.
"Sorry to interrupt, everyone. I learned something from Wanda, and I think I should tell you."
"This stone is the Mind Stone."
Vision said, "Wanda must have seen a vision in Ultron's 'dream.' The Mind Stone is one of the Six Infinity Stones, the most powerful forces in the universe. Its destructive power is unparalleled."
Understanding dawned on Lin Ze. "No wonder Wanda was so opposed to Tony getting the stone."
"Now that Vision has the stone, our chances are good. Can you cut off Ultron's access to the internet?"
Tony asked.
Vision considered it for a moment. "I can."
Steve felt relieved. "Great. Then there's only one question left. If we're treating this showdown with Ultron as a rehearsal for a real war, our first priority is ensuring the safety of Sokovia's civilians."
"This reminds me of the battle against the Chitauri."
Lin Ze chuckled. "Except this time, we're prepared."
"If this experiment fails..."
Although Steve had confidence in their team, remembering the battle against the Chitauri still made him a little nervous. "Nahida, how many chances do we have to start over?"
"Don't worry."
Nahida gently waved a hand. "We'll have enough chances."
"Even if we