"Actually, I came to see Captain America." Peter scratched his head, struggling to pull free of Tony's grip. "I heard all the Avengers were here today, so I thought I'd come take a look with my classmates."
"Don't dodge the question." Tony released him and walked to the bar. After bending down and rummaging around for a while, he found a crate of juice meant for mixing drinks. "I'm asking how you breached my firewall. What techniques and algorithms did you use?"
"I didn't. The door opened by itself." Peter could not tell what Tony meant, so he decided not to give Ned away.
Tony placed the crate of juice on the coffee table for the students to help themselves, then stroked The Mustache as he pondered.
That made sense. No matter how skilled a high school student was, there was no way they could break through Jarvis's defenses.
These kids had probably happened to catch Ultron during a successful attack. Jarvis had secretly sent him a message just now: with Vision's help, they had driven off the intruder and discovered Ultron's message.
'I want to play a game.'
That was the meaning of the code the intruder had left behind before departing. It had used chapter numbers from "Revelation" and their corresponding letters to spell out the message, then even drawn a little portrait of Ultron.
Tony did not mention it. Doctor Pym was miserable enough already; there was no need to add to his troubles. If he learned that the Ultron he had created and released was still causing havoc everywhere, who knew how badly it would affect him?
"All right, kids, your plan succeeded. You found the Avengers." Steve patted Peter on the shoulder, smoothing things over. They were only high school students; even if they had