"Judging by your reactions, even though we've achieved the experiment's objective, you're probably not very happy with the result."
"You can say that again."
Tony caught his breath. At the city's current altitude, the oxygen in the air had begun to thin, making it hard for him to speak.
"In this situation, our only option is to overload the device beneath the city, seal off one end, and have Thor hit the vibranium from above with his hammer."
Steve shook his head. "The city won't survive that explosion."
"It will explode, but it'll also break apart in midair. That would minimize the impact on the ground."
Tony explained.
"Yes, that's right. Your plan might succeed, but there's no question that the Avengers will have destroyed a city. You'll forever be nailed to the pillar of shame in human history. Hahaha!"
Bang!
Wanderer released his grip on Ultron, then "kindly" followed up with his right foot before Ultron could react.
After kicking Ultron into the ground, Wanderer looked toward Lin Ze with a sour expression.
"This city is already destroyed. As far as I'm concerned, the operation has failed. I don't understand what you're still discussing."
"Is there really any difference between a whole rock falling into the sea and a pile of broken rocks falling into it? All that changes is the size of the splash. I don't like cleaning up messes."
Nahida nodded. "A Scaramouche has a point. If you tried again, I'm sure you could do better."
Lin Ze offered a suggestion. "I'd say we go back to when we first got off the plane. There's not much point going any further back."
Tony understood what he meant. "What do you think, Old Popsicle?"
"You know, Captain America usually isn't the first to say he gives up."
Steve