The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 134 Ultron's Remains

"how are you feeling?"

Yang Le turned the swivel chair and looked at his clone lying on the bed.

"I feel very bad." Yang Le B said with a sad face.

"It's like every cell in my body is being eaten by ants."

After transforming into the Ultimate Flash Star and saving the entire Sokovia, Yang Le B has been in a weak state. He had no choice but to return to the underwater base with the other clones.

After all, unless it is absolutely necessary, try not to die outside.

"Because of the incomplete Ultimate Evolution System, my body has become pineapple-like!"

Yang Le B seemed to have a last burst of energy, he jumped up from the bed and shouted at the top of his lungs.

But soon, he collapsed again and lay powerlessly on the bed.

"BYD, you're almost dead and still want to make memes, right?" Yang Le complained.

"If I don't play now, I'll just die." Yang Le B said weakly. "What's my situation?"

"Your current health is even weaker than that of Mr. Kidney Deficiency." Yang Le shook his head.

"The Ultimate Evolution is indeed too dangerous. Even Azmis and Albedo, two of the smartest people in the universe, would still feel uncomfortable after using it, let alone this "three-no" product of ours."

"Don't say it's useless, save me quickly." Yang Le B said unhappily.

"There's no hope. Just wait to die." Yang Le said expressionlessly.

"What the hell?" Yang Le B looked at his other self sitting on the chair in shock.

"You're dead (no mercy)."

"Oh, alright." Yang Le B resigned himself to his fate and laid back on the bed. "Issuing a critical illness notice to yourself is really quite strange."

"Your cells have begun to collapse, just like Peter and the others before." Yang Le looked at the test results.

"It's just that you have to die faster than them."

"How fast?" Yang Le B asked.

"About 5 minutes." Yang Le glanced at the time and guessed.

"Okay, thank you for the critical illness notice." Yang Le B sighed.

"Think positively, you saved an entire country." Yang Le threw down the information in his hand.

"No, don't say that." Yang Le B stopped his other self.

"I'm dead, but I'm not really dead. It sounds weird, but I think you know what I mean. Don't make it like a memorial service."

"Then you'd better die quickly (no mercy)."

Yang Le was taking care of the funeral arrangements (?), while Tony was studying the body.

"Can this be considered a body?" Banner looked at Tony with a frown.

"This was originally Ultron's body, and now it's dead, so it's definitely its remains." Tony's matter-of-fact look left Banner speechless.

"Then what should we do with Ultron's body?" Banner had no choice but to follow Tony's lead.

"Logically, we should return it to Wakanda, just like the ball." Tony pointed to the corner of the lab, where the round, smooth vibranium ball, surrounded by a proto-Adamantium disk, lay quietly. "I'm sure you're not going to do that," Banner looked at Tony with a headache.

"Yes," Tony admitted directly.

"Stark..." Banner covered his head with one hand and held the table with the other.

"Bruce, you have to know that although I am very rich, it is still difficult to buy vibranium." Tony said helplessly.

How rich is Tony Stark? He's rich enough to rival a nation, but Vibranium isn't something you can buy simply because you have money. It's not simply about how expensive it is, but about the lack of demand for it. To get Vibranium, you have to resort to some shady means.

Right now, in the entire United States, the only vibranium obtained through legitimate means is probably the shield in Captain America's hand.

"That's not what I meant, Stark." Banner rubbed his temple weakly.

"I mean, why do you always come to me every time you do something bad?"

"Hmm..." Tony said, stroking his chin and thinking for a while.

"Maybe it's because we're all evil scientists, the kind in the movies who created Frankenstein."

"I'm grateful that you consider me a fellow traveler," Banner sighed. "But still, after all this, haven't you grown up yet, Stark?"

"If you don't let go, listen to what I'm going to do first." Tony said as he brought out Jarvis' core.

"My answer is no, no matter what," Banner said.

"I'm going to inject Jarvis' consciousness into this body." Tony ignored Banner's words and spoke to himself.

"This way we can have a powerful helper."

"Then you can't change the fact that vibranium is Wakanda's property. What's more, this vibranium was smuggled in, and Wakanda must take it back." Banner poured a bucket of cold water on him.

"What if I inject consciousness into this body?" Tony smiled evilly.

"What do you mean?" Banner frowned, not understanding what Tony wanted to do.

"While you were fighting on the front line, I was not idle either." Tony waved his hand, and the projection system started up. Now that Ultron was dead, he could finally use these things with peace of mind.

"We've been trying to activate Ultron before, but we've never succeeded. But for some reason, it activated itself when no one was paying attention. This obviously can't be that simple. Sure enough, I found some clues."

Banner didn't say anything, but looked at Tony, waiting for him to continue.

"I checked the footage from Stark Tower. Apart from the footage of the lab destroyed by Ultron, the only one that's suspicious is this footage."

Tony waved again, and a video was projected.

"Is that Pietro and Wanda? Are they in the elevator?" Banner said uncertainly.

"Yes, when I checked the video, I found that the time when Ultron was activated was highly consistent with the time when the Pietro siblings were trapped in the elevator. I don't know about you, but I don't think this is a coincidence."

"And according to Wanda's description, before the elevator fell, she clearly felt something surrounding them. And then, most crucially, after they woke up, Pietro's abilities were enhanced, while Wanda's became intermittent."

"You mean something affected them, and this thing also affected Ultron, causing Ultron to suddenly start up?" Banner guessed with a frown.

"That's what I thought." Tony snapped his fingers.

"And the Avengers Tower has always been heavily guarded. At least ordinary people can't sneak in. So do you think there is anything in the building that can affect them?"

Without Tony continuing to speak, Banner subconsciously looked to the side, where there was a yellow gem, emitting a faint light, lying quietly in a safe container.

(End of this chapter)