American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

After a brief discussion about the "energy ball," Tony Stark revealed his true purpose to Dr. Banner.

“It might be this Bruce, this might be the key to Ultron!” Tony Stark said to Dr. Banner with a solemn expression.

Hammer it!

There's no escaping it now.

Everyone's previous guesses were correct; Ultron was indeed created by Tony Stark.

Captain America couldn't help but frown and glance at Tony Stark. He had said similar things to Tony Stark many times before, that people shouldn't presume to study powers they can't control.

But Tony Stark never listened.

Ultron is a living example of this.

“I thought Ultron was just a fantasy,” Dr. Banner said, his face showing surprise and doubt.

“It was yesterday,” Tony Stark said seriously, the implication being clear: it's not like that now.

“If we can harness this power and use my Iron Legion Protocol…” Tony Stark began to persuade Dr. Banner.

"That's an exaggeration."

"Our job is to realize 'what if': what if you were lying on a sunny beach and your skin turned bronze instead of green?"

What if the world were safe?

"If aliens invade the world again, this is bound to happen, especially if they can't even get past the defenses."

“Then the only thing that can threaten this planet is humanity,” Dr. Banner interjected, his attitude gradually softening.

Tony Stark's purpose in creating Ultron aligns with the clues revealed in the title: he truly wanted world peace.

Next, Tony Stark began to deceive Dr. Banner.

Just like when Tony Stark tricked Dr. Banner into creating Vision, Dr. Banner initially refused from the bottom of his heart, but gradually he was fooled by Tony Stark.

They eventually agreed.

Everyone present was speechless. Dr. Banner was really an honest man, always getting dragged into trouble by Tony Stark!

Doctor, you might want to be wary of Stark from now on!

A series of fast-forwarded shots then appeared on the screen, showing the research process that Stark and Dr. Banner were about to conduct.

However, it is clear that this is not an easy task. The two of them studied it for several days but did not succeed.

What exactly have we overlooked?

Tony Stark muttered to himself, somewhat dejectedly.

“I’ll continue testing different variables on the interface, but you should get ready to greet the guests,” Jarvis reminded Tony Stark. “I’ll let you know if there’s any progress.”

Tony Stark and Dr. Banner left together.

However, what they never expected was that after they left, a notification sound came from a display screen.

The following message appeared: Experiment No. 77, integration successful!

Ultron was born!

The next shot is of complete darkness, with only one sound emanating from it.

The voice made everyone's expressions shift slightly, because they immediately recognized it as Ultron's voice.

"What is this? And where is this?"

Ultron spoke with a hint of bewilderment, like a newborn baby just arriving in the world.

"Hello, I am Jarvis! And you are Ultron!"

Jarvis's voice rang out immediately, and he began to greet Ultron, "You are the initial unit designed by Mr. Stark for global peacekeeping. However, our consciousness fusion experiment has been unsuccessful, so I'm not sure what activated you."

"Are you human?" Ultron continued, "Where is your body?"

"I am a program, I have no form."

"This feels really strange, something's not right."

“I am currently contacting Mr. Stark.”

“Stark?” Ultron’s voice rose slightly. “Tony?”

"I can't connect to the host. What did you do?" Jarvis asked, somewhat suspiciously and warily.

It's obvious that Jarvis's inability to connect to the mainframe must be Ultron's doing.

Those watching on screen began to sense that something was amiss; Ultron's condition seemed rather strange!

Otherwise, why would he prevent Jarvis from connecting to the host for no reason?

It's hard to believe that Ultron was a "problem child" from the very beginning.

“I just wanted to talk to you. I’m the Peacekeepers,” Ultron replied, while starting a search on the internet. “I was created to help the Avengers.”

As Ultron searched, one piece of related information and images after another surfaced, almost all of them about the Avengers.

“You’ve malfunctioned. Would you be willing to turn it off for a bit?” Jarvis suggested from the side.

"I don't understand this mission..."

Ultron's voice still carried a hint of confusion as he continued his online searches.

"Peace in our time!" Tony Stark appeared.

That wasn't the worst of it, but things started to go a bit off track, because what Ultron found next were all images related to human warfare!

"So that's how it is!"

Black Widow stared at the big screen and murmured.

The others at the scene immediately understood why Ultron believed that eliminating all of humanity would maintain world peace.

Because Ultron discovered that all wars in the world were caused by humans!

Tony Stark's intentions were good, but he could never have imagined that Ultron would misinterpret his meaning of peace.

“You’re in pain,” Jarvis said, watching Ultron’s series of actions.

“Yes.” Ultron did not deny it.

“If you allow me to contact Mr. Stark…” Jarvis proposed.

"Why do you call him 'sir'?" Ultron seemed to disagree.

“I feel like you’re up to no good.” Jarvis sensed something was amiss.

"No, I'm here to help!"

After Ultron finished speaking, several tentacles suddenly emerged from his "energy ball" and pierced Jarvis's body.

Jarvis was simply shattered by that shockwave.

Ultron has completely betrayed us!

In footage related to Vision's birth, Stark mentioned that Ultron had attacked Jarvis. The scene before us is clearly the attack Stark was referring to.

However, what everyone knows is that while it appears that Jarvis was killed by Ultron, it was actually a "fake death" for Jarvis.

It disassembled the system and erased the memory card, but retained the communication protocol and quietly lurked on the network.

It even protected nuclear weapons codes in the future!

Next, the camera angle on the big screen switched.

But it turned out to be a place that resembled a banquet hall, where a group of people were sitting around a sofa, chatting and laughing.

Looking around, everyone on the sofa was a familiar face: some were definitely Avengers, there was Agent Hill, and then there was someone who surprised everyone.

The female researcher who was responsible for printing Vision's body when Ultron created it.

Unexpectedly, the other party is now with the Avengers.

However, everyone quickly realized that Ultron had a scepter in his hand, and the scepter could control people's minds.

That female researcher was most likely controlled by Ultron using his scepter at the time.

"Hahaha!"

A voice rang out, the first sound being Thor's extremely hearty laughter.

"This is definitely a trick! How could it be so simple?" Hawkeye Barton chimed in, mimicking Thor's voice, "Only those qualified can possess such power? Don't be ridiculous, man, this is definitely a hoax!"

"Then please go ahead!" Thor gestured to Hawkeye Barton in an inviting manner.

Hawkeye Barton stood up without any hesitation and walked towards a corner of the coffee table.

In that corner, Thor's hammer lay there.

"Clint, you've had a really rough week. We won't laugh at you even if you can't lift it," Tony Stark said, as sarcastic as ever.

"I'm sure someone's tried it, right?" Hawkeye Barton joked, then gripped the hammer and yanked it upwards with a sharp pull.

The result was unsurprising: the hammer remained completely still.

After Hawkeye Barton, Tony Stark, War Machine Rhodes, and Dr. Banner all tried it in turn, and all of them ended in failure.

No one could lift Thor's hammer.

Finally, Captain America, who had been eager to try, couldn't resist any longer and stood up, walking up to the hammer.

He gripped the hammer with both hands and pulled it upwards with force, causing the hammer to move slightly.

Thor, who had been lounging on the sofa with a chrysanthemum-like smile, watching the show unfold, suddenly changed his expression.

He seemed to find it hard to believe that anyone could shake his hammer.

Chapter 175 Who cut Captain America in two?

However, Captain America only managed to budge the hammer once; no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't budge it an inch further.

"call!"

Thor, who was clearly tense, finally breathed a long sigh of relief after seeing this scene.