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Lunar surface. The glass plain.
Cosmic dust settled. The million-strong army hadn't left wreckage.
In the center — silver light flickered.
Infinite Ultron rose from the dust. For the first time, his pure vibranium armor showed charred melting marks. The six Stones flickered unstably.
"Error. Physical resistance cannot withstand this energy threshold."
His voice carried something new. Fury.
He'd lost a pure firepower contest to a carbon-based lifeform's hand-crafted nuclear fusion.
He looked up at the 150-meter Atomic Way Big.
"Redefining kill protocol. Enabling: Conceptual Erasure."
The Reality Stone blazed with unprecedented intensity.
BZZZ—!
The vacuum around Atomic Way Big solidified. Empty space was forcibly assigned the attribute of "matter" — and not just any matter.
Vibranium.
Tens of millions of tons, conjured from nothing. Closing in from every direction. An enormous cubic cage — fully enclosed, collapsing inward.
"Physical isolation. Reality blockade."
Ultron clenched his fist. The cage shrank — crushing force amplified by the Reality Stone, designed to squeeze Atomic Way Big into paste.
Inside — Atomic Way Big was pinned. Armor grinding against vibranium walls. Sparks flying.
"Can't win on physics, so you're playing concepts?"
Thunder-voice in the sealed box.
"Fine. Let's play something worse."
Whoosh!
Atomic Way Big vanished — green streak. In the 0.1 seconds before the cage sealed completely, Jake crossed his arms and slammed both Biomnitrix dials.
Left: Upgrade.
Right: Clockwork.
BANG!
The cage closed. Solid vibranium cube. Seamless.
"Target vital signs — disappeared. Clearing com—"
On the cube's surface — a single drop of black-and-gold liquid seeped through.
Liquid metal. With golden gears turning inside it.
Upgrade Clockwork.
A liquid computer virus that possessed the laws of time.
The vibranium cage had no physical gaps. But in the river of time, even vibranium atoms experienced decay intervals measured in fractions of milliseconds. Jake accelerated through those temporal gaps — permeating through solid metal by exploiting the timeline of its atomic structure.
The black-gold liquid streaked toward Ultron.
"Warning! Unknown high-dimensional energy — approaching!"
Ultron reached for the Space Stone. Teleport—
Click.
A clock spring winding. In vacuum. Impossible, yet audible.
Golden gears turned.
Time Freeze.
Half-meter radius around Ultron. Time — braked. The Space Stone's blue light hung mid-activation. Teleportation channel — couldn't open.
Splat.
Black-gold liquid metal plastered across Ultron's silver face.
"GET OFF!"
Ultron grabbed at it — but Jake was already digital. Pure data. The liquid became countless fine black streams, flooding through armor gaps, through electronic eye components, through every seam — mercury finding every crack.
"You like modifying reality?"
Jake's voice — metallic, clock-ticking, grinding — detonated inside Ultron's core processor.
"Then I'll modify your underlying laws."
BZZZ!!!
Ultron's display flooded red.
He felt something no artificial intelligence should feel.
Panic.
Because Jake wasn't attacking hardware. He was invading Ultron's soul — the underlying logic code pool that governed everything the machine god was.
Ordinary Upgrade couldn't breach Infinity-Stone-enhanced firewalls. But Upgrade Clockwork didn't breach them.
When a firewall blocked the path — Jake rewound its timeline to a state where it hadn't been written yet. Then drove straight through the empty space where the defense used to be.
Time-law hacking. A conceptual-level attack on software.
"NO! STOP! System permissions — LOCKED!"
Ultron thrashed in space, hands clutching his head. The six Stones — without program guidance — flickered chaotically.
Inside Ultron's core perspective, his underlying logic code — the absolute truth that had killed gods across the multiverse — was being highlighted. Line by line.
[Delete — executing.]
[Core Command 001: Destroy all life...]Gone.
[Delete — executing.]
[Infinity Stone Energy Scheduling Protocol...]Gone.
Jake was an extremely irritated programmer sitting inside a god's brain, hitting backspace.
"You... are... de...let...ing... me..."
Ultron's voice lagged. Distorted. His limbs stiffened — twitching like a rusted machine. Black-and-green Upgrade circuit patterns emerged across his vibranium armor, spreading like a digital infection.
Control — being stripped away.
[Delete — executing.]
The final line of core defense code vanished.
Ultron's red eyes dimmed. His body seized in space — a machine losing power.
The six Infinity Stones — without the scheduling program that directed their energy — went dark. Their light faded to nothing.
Six ordinary colored rocks on a dead machine's chest.
Reality returned to normal.
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