American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Fuck you!"

"Fuck you!"

Everyone watching on the screen was so shocked they exclaimed "Holy crap!" and their eyes almost popped out of their sockets.

Those are Infinity Stones!

It is the most powerful thing in the universe.

How could Scarlet Witch destroy an Infinity Stone while holding off Thanos with five Infinity Stones?

This is just too incredible!

Everyone was deeply shocked by the Scarlet Witch's power and could hardly believe their eyes.

on the screen.

Thanos, however, also showed a look of surprise on his face. He was panting heavily, showing how difficult it was to withstand the Scarlet Witch's attack.

Then, the image froze at that moment.

Thanos's enormous purple head was the last frame to move across the screen.

"That's it?"

Star-Lord exclaimed in dissatisfaction, "What happened after that woman destroyed the gem? Why does it end here!"

Star-Lord was quite unhappy.

This is such a nasty thing to happen at such a crucial moment; the system's abrupt ending is really disgusting.

"The Mind Stone was destroyed by Scarlet Witch, so how did Thanos manage to collect all six Infinity Stones?" Thor immediately looked surprised and asked, glancing at everyone present.

This is indeed a problem.

But it's not a very difficult problem.

soon.

Captain America made a plausible guess: "Thanos possesses the Time Stone, so he may have used it to repair the Mind Stone."

"When Doctor Strange fought Dormammu, we all saw that the Time Stone could restore a destroyed city, so theoretically, it should also be able to restore the stone."

Captain America's guess was logical and reasonable, and no one expressed any objection.

“Regardless of how Thanos did it, the key issue is that he did indeed obtain that last Infinity Stone,” Tony Stark said heavily, his expression grim. “In the Battle of Wakanda, we lost. Earth lost.”

"So, Thanos snapped his fingers right after the Battle of Wakanda, right?" Black Widow made a reasonable deduction.

The audience at the scene gained a general understanding of the general trajectory of the battle in Wakanda through a recent video clip.

"There's one more thing."

Thor also thought of a crucial question: "Thanos invaded Wakanda for the Mind Stone, but what about the Time Stone?"

"Could it be that he invaded other places before invading Wakanda, such as Kamar-Taj?"

This is indeed an issue that deserves attention.

When Thanos invaded Wakanda, he already had five Infinity Stones in his possession, and the Time Stone had already been stolen from Doctor Strange.

So how did Thanos steal it?

"When Thanos appeared in Wakanda, no one recognized him except for Dr. Banner. It's possible that Thanos's minions stole the Time Stone."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark offered his guess: "We saw it in the footage of Loki's killing; those people were incredibly powerful."

"Or perhaps Doctor Strange also went to another planet and fought Thanos there," Black Widow speculated after a moment of contemplation.

"Just like Stark, didn't Stark fight Thanos on an alien planet?"

The two speculations about Tony Stark and Black Widow are the most basic speculations, but which one is correct is currently unknown.

However, the pressure this video brings to everyone is very real.

Everyone has always believed that Thanos would invade Earth after stealing the Power Stone and the Space Stone, and that when he arrived on Earth, he would have the two Infinity Stones.

But now I realize that when the other party actually arrived, they actually had five gems.

It has to be said that this situation is much more serious than everyone imagined.

[Question: In the Age of Ultron, the Avengers fought a great battle against Ultron's army and ultimately wiped them out. Who was the one who ultimately killed Ultron?]

A. Thor

[B. Captain America, Steve Rogers]

C. Iron Man, Tony Stark

[D. Hallucination]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will be rewarded with ten years of lifespan;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Not long after everyone had finished discussing it, a new question appeared.

Everyone present stopped discussing and focused their attention on the big screen.

“Ultron, that powerful robot.” Strange couldn’t help but speak first. The Ultron he had seen in the previous footage had left a very deep impression on him.

"That robot isn't that powerful, is it?"

Star-Lord, however, seemed somewhat unconvinced, subconsciously pursing his lips. "Captain America was able to fight him hand-to-hand for so long, but then again, isn't he a robot? Why would he fight Captain America hand-to-hand?"

This is something Star-Lord wanted to say back then, but he never had the right opportunity until now, and he finally got to say it now.

You're a robot, buddy, you're not unarmed, so why are you fighting hand-to-hand?

I can't figure it out.

"Star-Lord, you've only seen the tip of the iceberg."

Captain America, however, explained to Star-Lord with a serious expression, "Ultron himself is already powerful enough, but what makes him even more powerful is his program."

"His program is probably the most advanced program in the world today. It can destroy and control the entire network at will, and migrate and transfer within the network."

Star-Lord had no idea about programming or networking and was completely confused, but Strange looked genuinely surprised.

"If that's the case, doesn't that mean Ultron is unkillable? Unless the entire internet in the world is shut down?"

Strange exclaimed in surprise.

Shutting down the internet worldwide is obviously impossible!

“In theory, that is indeed the case.” Black Widow nodded seriously. “So I’m also very curious about how everyone actually killed Ultron.”

"Besides that, there's one more thing everyone needs to pay attention to," Tony Stark pointed out after a moment of thought, "Ultron's body is very likely made of vibranium!"

"He stole a lot of vibranium from Klaue, I doubt he used it all on Vision's body, right?"

"If I were Ultron, besides using vibranium to create a perfect body, I would also use vibranium to upgrade my original body."

Tony Stark's speculation is not without merit. Ultron possesses a mind that is in no way inferior to that of humans, and it is entirely possible for him to do so.

And the possibility is quite high.

After all, Vision's perfect body was taken away by the Avengers.

"So, the Avengers will be killing someone with a vibranium body who can also discard it at any time and migrate across the network?"

Black Widow gave a brief summary of Ultron's life at that time, and was slightly taken aback.

This version of Ultron sounds impeccable.

"Vibranium, is that some kind of metal?" Star-Lord couldn't help but ask again.

“That’s right, it’s a metal, and the hardest metal in the universe,” Thor explained simply to Star-Lord.

"The hardest metal in the universe?" Star-Lord raised an octave, his voice rising an octave, before he began to look at Ultron with new respect.

Even if such a robot stood still and let him kill it, he might not be able to kill it.

“To kill Ultron like this, we should at least do one thing,” Tony Stark concluded.

"This is also the most important point. We need to defeat Ultron's computation matrix so that Ultron cannot escape from the network, or in other words, directly destroy Ultron's program!"

"If we destroy Ultron's program, we don't need to worry about Ultron's vibranium body; Ultron will be as good as dead."

"Even if all else fails, we must destroy Ultron's network mechanism and imprison Ultron in one body. That way, killing one of Ultron's bodies is equivalent to killing Ultron."

“Stark.” Strange immediately remembered something and looked at Tony Stark. “Could your Jarvis do this?”

“Thank you for thinking of my Jarvis at this time; it’s a compliment to me,” Tony Stark said, shrugging. “But unfortunately, Ultron’s programming is far superior to Jarvis’s, and Jarvis couldn’t do that.”

"Is it possible that you have developed an even more advanced intelligent program in the future?" Strange pondered for a moment before speaking again.

Tony Stark's Jarvis represents the highest level of artificial intelligence today. If we were to say who is most likely to defeat Ultron's intelligent program in the future, the most likely candidate would naturally be Tony Stark.

Unfortunately, Strange didn't realize that Ultron's program wasn't a product of technological means, but rather a data stream from the Mind Stone!

It transcends the limitations of its time.

Even with Tony Stark's abilities, he couldn't defeat him.

“No, Doctor, the reason you think that is because you don’t understand Ultron.” Tony Stark shook his head and then briefly explained Ultron’s programming to Strange.

Strange was completely stunned.

If that's the case, then there's no program in the world that could possibly defeat Ultron.

"There's only one possibility that could defeat Ultron's program," Black Widow's voice rang out, and she stated it to everyone with absolute certainty.

"Vision!"

Before Black Widow could finish speaking, Captain America spoke first, saying what Black Widow wanted to say.

“That’s right, it’s Vision!” Tony Stark nodded emphatically. “The only thing capable of defeating Ultron’s program is the Mind Stone!”

Ultron's program, strictly speaking, is actually just a copy of the Mind Stone, and an incomplete, abridged copy at that.

After all, Jarvis couldn't quantify all the energy of the Mind Stone at the time; he only quantified a portion of it.

Therefore, it is only natural and logical for the original, complete version to defeat the abridged copy.

"From this perspective, only Vision could defeat Ultron's program, but this raises two possibilities," Tony Stark concluded once again.

"First, Vision directly destroyed Ultron's program and completely erased it, so there is no doubt that Vision killed Ultron."