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Chapter 868 Ultron launched a base raid.

Chapter 868 Ultron launched a surprise attack.

With a deafening explosion, the massive time engine came to a standstill after a brief flash, and the surrounding scenery flickered between light and darkness. Then, the numbers projected by Ultron rapidly decreased, and after this attack, its energy value dropped by a full three million before it completely disappeared.

And this number reached 12 billion.

With the occasional feeling of weightlessness beneath his feet, Peter shouted "Watch out!" and grabbed Cindy's wrist, spreading his arms wide. The next second, the Pillars of Ultron that had appeared above New York suddenly vanished, as if they had never been there at all.

The Defenders' battle vanished along with it. Daredevil stood there blankly, holding his short stick, looking around at the empty streets. The enemy had disappeared in an instant.

And those who had seen the Gospel of Ultron, those who had been transformed, sat helplessly on the ground, looking at the others, unsure of what to do. Until someone suddenly shouted.

"The Gospel of the Lord is in Times Square!"

So people stood up and rushed towards that location to find Ultron's gospel. Cindy instinctively raised her hand to stop them, but Peter held her hand down. Then Cindy looked at Peter.

"Ultron was right. Many people haven't realized that they have a new world they can create and live in."

Our enemy is not them, our enemy is Ultron.

After saying that, Peter nodded to Cindy and then began communicating with Pym: "Dr. Pym, we've resolved things here. When will Ultron send down the next wave of Pillars of Ultron, or Fortress of Ultron?"

There was no response from the other end of the communication.

"Dr. Pym? Hank? Hank!"

Rewind to a few minutes earlier, when Ultron had just lowered these massive fortress pillars, which Pym had analyzed. At that moment, Bob, the only one capable of defending the Avengers base, called Pym: "Um, hello, Dr. Pym? This is Bob."

"Hi Bob, is there anything I can help you with?"

"Uh, oh no, I just wanted to tell you that a bad robot is showing up. I mean, it looks a lot like the one in the Avengers, but, uh, not quite the same. It has wings and looks a bit weird. Should I stall it for a bit?"

Pym couldn't help but rub his temples. "No, Bob, you find somewhere to hide. I'll stall for time."

After hanging up the phone, Pym looked at "Ultron" behind him, who was still connected to the neural transmission device. At this moment, the new Ultron was still lying there, without saying a word.

Or rather, this is no longer Ultron.

Although his appearance was still very similar to the previous Jim Hammond, he had undergone tremendous changes. His skin had turned crimson, and his body was covered with a layer of green polymer compound. In addition, there was a yellow diamond-shaped device resembling a gemstone embedded in his forehead and chest, which served as a channel for data transmission and energy release.

However, some problems arose here.

According to the original plan, Ultron should have woken up long ago, but he hasn't yet. The memory backup of Jim Hammond that Peter brought back is clearly the root of all these problems. Pym doesn't know why a box of memory data stored on magnetic tapes can have such a big impact.

But so far, things are not yet finished. He needs to buy time for Ultron's upgrade, and this new Ultron will be the key to ending everything.

Pym quickly left and used Pym Particles to magnify himself before arriving at the Avengers base. There, he nervously looked at Ultron, only to find Bob leaning on a mop and chatting with Ultron, who seemed to have no desire to attack at all.

"Ultron won't attack humans; in his mind, this is also an action to assist the Avengers, even though the Avengers don't approve. Therefore, Ultron won't attack us proactively, and this is our advantage and our chance to win—"

As Pym spoke, he approached Ultron, who then looked at Pym and even bowed politely: "Hello, my father."

"—You're becoming more and more like a human, Ultron."

Yes, this can reduce people's own fear, making them more willing to believe that I am working for them, and that it is indeed true.

Ultron answered the question sincerely, but Pym stared at him: "However, you are not human, and you cannot deny that."

I never intended to deny that.

"You are not human; you have no way of deciding the fate of humanity!"

I am simply following a program, Father, the program you set for me.

Ultron played two Unbreakable cards in quick succession, leaving Pym speechless. On the contrary, Ultron even took the initiative to ask: "Actually, I had a good chat with this Mr. Robert, didn't I?"

"Well, I think—at least I think he's not a bad guy, Dr. Pym, though of course my opinion isn't very reliable."

Pym glanced at Bob, while Ultron explained what had happened: "I told Mr. Robert that I could upload his other personality, the so-called 'Nothingness,' to the network, so he would be completely separated from Nothingness, just like Norman Osborn did."

Pym then looked at Bob, who stammered, "I think, I think this might be a good idea, don't you think?"

"I don't know, Bob. But we all believe you can overcome yourself, overcome that void, just like we believe Hulk is a hero. Everyone trusts you."

Bob said "Oh," and then remained silent. Pym then looked at Ultron: "So what are you doing here, Ultron?"

[The calculations show that the last Ultron should have completed the entire process of transferring his program into Jim Hammond's brain, but he hasn't appeared. I've come to check on the situation.]

Pym's mouth dropped open in shock: "You mean—you knew all along?"

[It was I who guided his thinking, and I knew it would fail. Because I intercepted Hydra's data, Jim Hammond's brain had already been irreversibly modified by them. Even if Ultron's program was imported into it, it would only replace the bio-energy host with one that had a limit; there was no way he could become the next Jim Hammond.]

He will not become a human being, Father.

Pym paused for a moment, then suddenly realized what the box of tapes Fury had given him was for. He immediately transformed into a giant and blocked Ultron's path: "So you think your plan has gone wrong, is that right, Ultron?"

I need to rule out any accidents, Father. Fortunately, he is neither an Avenger nor a human.

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