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

Although the big screen seemed to indicate that this was most likely the case, Tony still felt uneasy.

"Wait a minute, how can the Observer guarantee that Infinite Ultron will return to its own universe?"

But soon, Tony discovered the real crux of the problem.

Black Widow and Barton are definitely not multiverse-level beings, which means that the program they found can only be used within their own universe.

In other words, the prerequisite for using that program to defeat Infinite Ultron is that Infinite Ultron must be within its own universe.

However, the problem is that Infinite Ultron has already left!

Unless the Observer sends Infinite Ultron back.

Can an observable do this?

Tony thought it was a bit risky.

The spoilers on the big screen continued: Black Widow and Patton had arrived at the Hydra base in Siberia.

"There's no signal on the scanner. Are you sure this is the place?"

Barton asked with a hint of skepticism.

"Arnim Zola is a Hydra scientist who infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. from its inception."

"72 years ago, before he died, he uploaded his consciousness to the database."

"The one Rogers and I found at Camp Lehay was destroyed, but Hydra left another one here."

"Used to oversee the Soviet Union's super-soldier program."

Black Widow led Patton around the base, explaining things to him as she went.

And they successfully walked up to a computer monitor that looked very old.

"It really is Zola."

Nick Fury, watching on the big screen, showed no surprise whatsoever at this answer.

This was exactly as he had guessed; he never expected there to be a backup of Zola inside this base.

"Arnim Zola? That Hydra? He's the so-called Zola?"

Tony was taken aback by this, because he knew who Zola was.

He was indeed a Hydra agent at first, and a confidant of Red Skull, but was later recruited by S.H.I.E.L.D.

After that, she became a good colleague and friend of her father, and her father had even mentioned her before.

Unexpectedly, this person's surrender turned out to be just a sham.

On the surface, he reformed and joined S.H.I.E.L.D., but in reality, he's still Hydra?

"Upload your own consciousness to a database? Wow!"

"After all that, this AI program is actually a person!"

Clark Kent's lips twitched involuntarily; this was just too much of a morally reprehensible thing.

Even Da Chao couldn't help but admire that guy named Zola.

It takes immense courage to transform a living, breathing person into a bunch of programs.

Is this acceptable?

clap clap clap!

On the big screen, Black Widow began to move her ten fingers rapidly, typing on the keyboard.

There is no doubt that Zola is being activated.

"Are you sure we want to put all our eggs in this morally questionable basket?"

Barton clearly still had some reservations and repeatedly confirmed with Black Widow.

"The American government has the same questions about me."

Black Widow said that before joining S.H.I.E.L.D., she was a notorious assassin in the Red Room.

Didn't S.H.I.E.L.D. ultimately accept her?

"I'll take that as a yes."

Patton finally made up his mind and stepped forward to tap the keyboard.

The screen immediately lit up, and an image appeared in front of Black Widow and Barton—it was none other than Hydra agent Zola.

"Agent Natasha Romanoff, Barton Clint, from S.H.I.E.L.D."

"I imagine you have many questions about my identity and existence."

Zola's voice immediately rang out, addressing Black Widow and Barton.

"It's alright. Actually, I've met you before. I was a copy of you. It's a long story, but I need your help." Black Widow made this request to Zola directly.

"But you work for S.H.I.E.L.D., and you know I work for Hydra..." Zola's stance remained quite firm.

"A lot of things have changed since you activated it last time. Hydra is gone, and S.H.I.E.L.D. is gone too."

"The truth is, everyone is gone."

Barton interrupted Zola's explanation.

"Thanks to an artificial intelligence called Ultron," Black Widow added.

"I think you want me to infiltrate its code and destroy it from the inside," Zola said, revealing the true purpose of Black Widow and her companion.

"This is unbelievable, I never thought I would see Zola in this way."

Captain America, watching from the big screen, was finally losing his composure; this was his old rival after all.

The Red Skull command countless advanced weapons, all designed by Zola.

I wonder how much trouble this caused the Roaring Commando.

However, because he had been asleep in the ice for more than seventy years, Captain America did not know what happened to Zola, but he subconsciously thought that the other party was already dead.

Unexpectedly, the other party was still alive and well.

It will still be done in this way.

"Using Zola to defeat Ultron, that's actually their plan."

Bruce Banner was highly skeptical, asking if it would really work.

How could an individual's consciousness defeat the program of the Infinity Stones?

Why do these two seem so unequal?

It's an Infinity Stone no matter what.

"It feels really strange. The ultimate savior of the world is actually Hydra?"

Patton had absolutely no idea what to say.

Hydra and S.H.I.E.L.D. are enemies, and of course, the whole world and Hydra are enemies.

Aside from Hydra itself and its corrupt and depraved members, Hydra has always been universally hated and is a recognized villain.

But one day, we need such a villain to save the world?

This seems absolutely insane.

"Your approach to dealing with S.H.I.E.L.D. was quite effective back then."

On the big screen, Black Widow continued her negotiations with Zola, but Zola was not easily swayed.

"Please tell me, why do you think my strategic goals align with yours?"

Zola posed this soul-searching question to Black Widow.

"Because you are the only remaining Zola program on Earth, and I often accidentally burn my laptop like this."

As he spoke, Barton took out a bottle and pretended to pour the liquor onto the hard surface.

"It's true, you can ask the S.H.I.E.L.D. technical department," Black Widow added from the side.

"don't want!"

Zola chickened out in a second.

"Okay, what's your plan?"

Zola relented and changed his approach, asking Black Widow the same question.

Nick Fury and Captain America, watching on the big screen, all began to have strange expressions on their faces.

They never imagined that S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra would join forces.

"Call Avengers Tower."

Black Widow then took out her phone and made a call, "I'd like to order some pizzas."

Ordering pizzas was obviously a ruse; Black Widow's real purpose was to lure the Ultron robot over.

"I don't know how to describe it; you might feel like you've been stabbed."

Barton then took action, taking out an arrow with a USB port and inserting it into Zola's USB port.

"Downloading program."

The awesome Zola was then downloaded into that tiny bow and arrow.

"What are the mission parameters?"

Zola began to inquire about the situation.

"Ultron itself is not in this world, so it can only upload you via the Sentinel drone."

"We capture a robot and upload you there, then you upload yourself into that big guy's body."

Black Widow and Barton revealed their plan.

The group members watching on the big screen were filled with surprise and doubt.

"First, how were they so certain that Zola could defeat Ultron?"

"Secondly, they're not even in the same universe anymore, so how could Zola have invaded Ultron?"

"This plan seems a bit far-fetched."

Tony gave this assessment, his face showing a degree of skepticism.

Judging from the performance of Black Widow and Barton on the big screen, they seemed very certain that Zola could defeat Ultron, but in Tony's eyes, this was a complete unknown.

No matter how powerful Zola is, he's definitely not up to the task compared to Ultron.

Of course, it's possible that the Black Widow duo in that other universe possessed other intelligence, which is why they were so confident.

But invading Ultron across several parallel universes seems a bit far-fetched, doesn't it?

Without a doubt, the "Sentinel drone" that Black Widow mentioned must be an ordinary Ultron robot. Black Widow plans to have Zola use the Ultron robot as a medium to eventually kill Ultron.

Is this line of thinking really okay?

How could Ultron, who is in another universe, still connect to the signal across universes?

That's ridiculous, isn't it?

On the big screen, the Zola program had finished downloading. Patton pulled out the bow and arrow and then set fire to Zola's data center.

Just as they finished doing all this, a group of Ultron robots arrived.

Whoosh whoosh!

Boom boom boom!

Needless to say, Black Widow and Patton began their battle against Ultron.

Black Widow held the Red Guard's shield, while Barton held a bow and arrow.

Two mere mortals were able to fight off a group of Ultron robots and utterly defeat them.

One Ultron robot after another was killed by the two of them, lying on the ground as wreckage.

"Are these robots too useless, or are Patton and his crew just too amazing?"

Tony was stunned once again.

As far as he knew, Black Widow and Patton weren't super soldiers, just ordinary agents.

But his performance seemed even more intense than Captain America's, which made people a little nervous.

Two senior S.H.I.E.L.D. agents can fight off a group of Ultron robots. What kind of robots are those?

They're all made of steel, and they even have energy blasts. How come they're having such a hard time taking down just two people?

Black Widow can easily take down enemies with her shield, and Patton's arrows are also incredibly accurate, capable of killing an enemy with a single shot.

How could someone with this level of skill sweep across the interstellar space, becoming invincible and wiping out all inhabited planets?

Tony was at a loss for words.

In conclusion, Black Widow and Patton were quite formidable, successfully firing the "Zora Arrow" during the fierce battle.

Zola successfully hacked into an Ultron robot, but before he could do anything, Black Widow crippled his legs.

To prevent Zola from playing any tricks.

Now, not only has the "Zola Robot" failed to provide any assistance to the two, it has become a burden instead.

Black Widow and Barton were fighting against the massive Ultron robot army while leading Zola, and they were in a very sorry state.

Fortunately, Barton's bow and arrow were powerful enough that he finally fired an arrow, creating an energy barrier in the narrow passage that blocked all the Ultron robots behind him.

Boom boom boom!

But Ultron was no pushover; it charged relentlessly, and it seemed only a matter of time before it broke through.

Patton made a decision.

"I told you, I don't want to fight anymore."

Barton broke free from Black Widow's grasp and charged towards Ultron's army of robots, even unleashing a powerful bomb.

boom!

The terrifying energy shockwave engulfed all the Ultron robots, including Barton himself.

"I am so pathetic in this world."

Even Black Widow on the big screen couldn't bear to watch anymore. If things continued this way, she would be the only human left in the universe.

Even if they ultimately defeat Ultron, so what?

To be the only human being left in the world, that would be a real nightmare, wouldn't it?

"I wonder if she can hold on. It's really maddening."

Number Five from the Umbrella Academy world uttered such a remark.

He couldn't help but recall the days he spent alone during the apocalypse, when he had thought about suicide countless times.

That's not a life fit for a human being.

If it weren't for the Time Bureau's intervention, Number Five probably wouldn't have been able to hold on.

On the big screen, spoilers continued, but the camera angles shifted.

In front of the "television," Infinite Ultron was engaged in a fierce battle with the Watcher.

In the heat of battle, the Observer suddenly reached out and imprisoned Infinite Ultron within a barrier, then sent him back.

"This is impossible!" The observer couldn't remain calm.

"In the multiverse, anything is possible!"

But Infinite Ultron reappeared the next moment, and with a single gesture, sent the Observer flying.

It even shattered a piece of "glass" and crashed hard into a multiverse.

Swish!

But the next moment, everything on that planet in the universe disappeared, leaving only a bare ground.

Because everything was erased by Infinite Ultron.

"So many worlds, so much suffering, and you just stood by and did nothing?"

Infinite Ultron questioned the Observer with great dissatisfaction.

"I swore an oath not to impose my will on the natural laws of all things! I cannot interfere!"

The observer spoke solemnly to Infinite Ultron.

"Then... I am the natural law of the universe!"

Infinite Ultron spoke arrogantly to the Observer. (End of Chapter)