I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

"The KGB archives? Did they go to the Great Bear Country?"

Bruce Banner couldn't help but raise an eyebrow, still quite surprised.

According to observers, Black Widow and Barton's next move will definitely be to deal with Infinite Ultron.

They even actually found a way to deal with Infinite Ultron.

So, in the Great Bear Kingdom?

This really surprised Bruce Banner. The Avengers, Ultron, and everything else had nothing to do with the Great Bear Kingdom.

Unexpectedly, after Earth was devastated by nuclear bombs, the Great Bear Kingdom became the key place to deal with Infinite Ultron.

"An archive? Could it be that this archive contains methods to deal with Infinite Ultron?"

Black Widow was also somewhat puzzled.

Because the archives on the big screen are displayed very clearly, and they contain only paper documents; they are very old archives.

The various files inside should all be quite "historical," so how come they contain methods to deal with Infinite Ultron?

"Can an observer also see the future? How can he actually do something like that?"

Strange, however, took note of this important intelligence.

There is no doubt that the Observer exists above the multiverse, but Strange really didn't expect that the other party could also see into the future.

This is a much more formidable figure than I imagined.

"That guy can definitely do that kind of thing."

Loki, the God of Stories on the Throne of Time, couldn't help but nod when he saw Strange's comment.

There are not many people in the multiverse who can travel freely through time and between different universes. He is one of them, and this observer is also one.

Fortunately, the observers have always been able to keep to themselves and TVA at a distance.

How did he do that?

Dr. Manhattan on the Mars base, quite unusually, fell into deep thought once again.

If we're talking about predicting the future, he certainly can; it's one of Dr. Manhattan's fundamental abilities.

This ability of the observer was nothing special to Dr. Manhattan.

But how were they able to observe the multiverse?

Dr. Manhattan had no idea what other means or abilities the observer might have, but this alone was enough to leave Dr. Manhattan far behind.

Although the Observer is no match for Infinite Ultron, he is still a big shot in Dr. Manhattan's eyes.

Have you seen Indiana Jones?

I really liked that movie.

"Have you country folk never heard of PDFs? Paper attachments are hard to steal and easy to destroy."

On the big screen, Black Widow and Barton's voices came through as they chatted idly while searching through the archives.

"But the code?"

"The code is cunning; it will exist forever."

"Yes, a profound lesson."

Without a doubt, the two were referring to Ultron, who had just wiped out all of humanity.

"So, where shall we begin?"

"Just pick any box!"

The two of them then each took their assigned spot and began diligently searching for the relevant documents.

However, what neither of them could see was that a person was standing not far away from them.

Observer!

"Just as I guessed, the Observer can also freely travel through the multiverse! Otherwise, how could he be a multiverse-level figure?"

Umbrella Academy's number five voiced this sentiment in the public chat.

As he said, many people actually guessed that the observer could freely travel through the multiverse.

But this is the first time that the big screen has directly revealed this point.

Moreover, it is clear that the observer's abilities go far beyond that, because although he was clearly on the scene, he was like a ghost to Black Widow and Barton.

The two of them couldn't see him at all.

"It could also just be a projection, like the Ancient One."

Tony then added this reasonable conclusion.

After all, the observer standing behind Black Widow and her companion looks somewhat like the Ancient One from that spoiler.

Of course, this is just speculation, and Tony has no way of knowing for sure whether it is actually the case.

In any case, for someone of the Observer's level, being able to traverse the multiverse is nothing special.

"Patton!"

On the big screen, Black Widow suddenly called out to Barton with delight, because she had found a shield inside a box.

"Do you think this color matches me?"

Black Widow, feeling playful, carried him on her back and asked Patton a question.

"How did Captain America's shield end up here?"

Peter Parker was very surprised.

Captain America's shield was clearly in the data center where the Avengers were defeated by Ultron, so how did it reappear in some KGB archive?

Given that nuclear bombs have wiped out humanity at this point, it's unlikely that anyone would bring a shield here.

Or is it that Captain America doesn't have just one shield?

"No, that's not the captain's shield."

Black Widow reminded Peter Parker of this, and only then did he notice that the shield was indeed different.

Although the styles are extremely similar, a closer look reveals that the patterns are actually different.

"It's definitely not the captain's shield. Could it be a replica?"

The Flash made this obvious guess, but he had no idea what kind of replica it was.

Only Black Widow recognized it at a glance; it was none other than the Red Guard's shield.

Red Guard isn't very famous because he spent most of his life in prison; he's essentially the Soviet version of Captain America.

It was a superhero created by the Soviet Union to counter Captain America.

However, he's still in prison right now.

"Stop trying to lighten the mood, Natasha, my survival curve has already hit rock bottom."

On the big screen, Patton's dejected voice rang out as the other person listlessly pulled over a suitcase.

One of the observers couldn't help but exclaim, "It's getting closer! It's almost there!"

His gaze kept drifting towards the box next to Patton; that crucial file was right there, buddy.

"I can tell them that I can intervene, that we can save the multiverse! We can save countless lives!"

"Hurry, the answer is right there!"

The observer was extremely anxious, scratching his head and wishing he could rush up and take action himself.

However, the other party ultimately lived up to its title of "observer," merely observing from the sidelines without actually making a move.

What's even more frustrating is that Patton's mood became increasingly negative, and he simply gave up and sat on the ground, refusing to continue.

"This is pointless!"

Patton lost his motivation.

"Clint, please! To defeat Ultron, we need artificial intelligence capable of resisting its code!"

Black Widow then came to Patton and tried to comfort him.

"I know, that's right, but it's not here at all!"

Barton shook his head.

"It's right there!" the observer beside him cried out helplessly.

"Find the artificial intelligence to defeat Ultron? So that was their goal."

Bruce Wayne finally understood this, but at the same time, a question arose in his mind.

Could we really find artificial intelligence that could defeat Ultron in a place like this?

Or, to put it another way, does artificial intelligence truly exist in the world that can defeat Ultron?

After all, the big screen clearly revealed that Ultron's program was copied from the Infinity Stones.

Even a malfunctioning program is no ordinary program.

Not to mention, Ultron also has a Mind Gem embedded in his forehead.

Does artificial intelligence really exist here?

Not only Bruce Wayne, but even Marvel superheroes like Tony Stark have a lot of doubts about this.

Especially Tony.

He had just created Ultron, so he knew exactly what level of program Ultron was.

It's no exaggeration to say that it's the number one program on Earth; its terrifying computing power is on a completely different level.

It far surpasses Earth's civilization.

Tony couldn't imagine anyone else on Earth who could create such artificial intelligence.

"I'm sorry, Natasha, the Death Star project is not on the main computer."

On the big screen, Barton shook his head again; he still held no hope.

"You're frustrated, Patton, I know..."

"No, I'm not frustrated, I'm just tired. We've lost too much, and I don't know what else is worth fighting for. He has taken control of all the programs on this planet."

"Yes, all digital programs! But the one we're talking about is an analog program!"

Black Widow stood up again and began searching.

This time, the place Black Widow is searching for is that important box that the observer has been watching closely.

Seeing that Black Widow had finally found the key location, the observer couldn't help but smile with excitement.

"No way!"

After searching for a while, Black Widow took out a document and became equally excited.

"What's going on?"

Patton then raised his head.

"You'll definitely feel like a jerk for almost giving up just now," Black Widow said in a good mood.

"That's the box I just picked out." Barton perked up and immediately rushed over to Black Widow to take a look.

"An old Hydra base in Siberia? ZOLA, what's that? An acronym?"

"No, he's a person, or at least he used to be a person. He'll help us destroy Ultron."

???

A series of question marks flashed across the minds of the group members in the multiverse.

"What do you mean? The program that defeated Ultron was once a single person?"

Beast Hank frowned and asked this question.

Even a super scientist, or a top-notch genius certified by the big screen, couldn't understand the conversation between Black Widow and her companion for a moment.

"A simulation program? What kind of simulation program is so powerful?"

Tony couldn't accept this answer for a moment; whether it was a digital program or an analog program, it was just a form.

The real key is computing power.

Given Ultron's terrifying computing power, it would be impossible to build a computing center on Earth that could match it.

This is the most fundamental problem.

Moreover, Barton on the big screen made it very clear that Ultron had taken control of all the programs on Earth!

This computing power is so terrifying, how could any program possibly be comparable to it?

"Zola? No way?"

Nick Fury didn't speak on the public chat, but his mind was in turmoil.

He now has a pretty good grasp of Hydra, and knows most of its secrets.

Including Zola, a super artificial intelligence.

Could it be that the person on the big screen is Zola?

Dr. Zola, who got cancer and stored his consciousness in a memory stick?

The only intelligent program Nick Fury could think of that matched the description on the big screen was Zola.

After all, it was once an intelligent program created by an individual; there probably isn't another one like it on Earth, right?

And his name just happens to be Zola?

"No, that's not right either."

But according to Nick Fury, Zola's program is stored at Camp Lehay, S.H.I.E.L.D.'s first base, where Captain America trained.

It's not a base in Siberia at all.

Could it be that Zola has other backups?

"They did it! They finally did it! There's still hope!"

On the big screen, the observer, now back in front of the "television," looked incredibly excited.

Clang!

But at that very moment, a sound like shattering glass rang out, and the "glass shards" began to break apart.

Infinite Ultron actually shattered the barrier of his own universe and broke out!

"No!"

The observer was shocked and exclaimed in surprise.

"Found you! Finally found you!"

With a fierce shout, Infinite Ultron pointed his weapon at the Observer, and a beam of energy shot out.

The observer was instantly shot down.

"So many universes, so much chaos, they have to disappear."

Infinite Ultron glanced at the "wall" in front of him, his whole being filled with indescribable excitement, as well as an indescribable murderous intent.

With his infinite Ultron, he could wreak havoc and rediscover the meaning of his existence.

"This is really bad; the person inside the TV smashed the TV and rushed out."

Quicksilver from the X-Men universe suddenly felt uneasy; the thought of such a thing was terrifying.

Although the matter was of a very high level and had nothing to do with him, it still greatly agitated Quicksilver.

Infinite Ultron is just too overpowered!

Both Ultron and Thanos possessed the complete Infinity Gauntlet, but what Infinity Ultron could accomplish was far beyond Thanos's capabilities.

Of course, Thanos didn't have such grand ambitions; from beginning to end, he only wanted to wipe out half of all life in the universe.

"I knew it! Infinite Ultron is really going to invade the multiverse!"

Tony's expression was rather unpleasant.

As it stands, the Observer is indeed no match for Infinite Ultron, just as the big screen suggests.

So at this moment, all hope rests on that program codenamed Zola? (End of Chapter)