Ant-Man: The Smallest Avenger (Male Reader Insert)

5.7 Ultron's Evolution

The whole team was now gathered near the kitchen. Fury was going over the information he knew. Pym had also been brought alongside him and was going over some of the details. 

Yelena's eyes were still partially red from crying earlier, but she had settled down after getting it all out. Y/N was sitting next to her, rubbing her back as she leaned against the kitchen table. The young man also had Toussaint sitting on his lap. He watched in amazement as Y/N flicked a disk at a bowl, shrinking it. He then threw another disk at it, restoring it to its natural size.

Fury: Ultron took you folks out of play to buy himself time. My contacts all say he's building something. The amount of vibranium he made off with, I don't think it's just one thing.

Peggy: What about Ultron himself?

Fury: Oh, he's easy to track. He's everywhere. The guy is multiplying faster than a Catholic rabbit. It still doesn't help us get an angle on any of his plans, though.

Peter: Is he still going after launch codes?

Hank: Yes, he is. But he's not making any headway. I contacted a few people at the Nexus about it.

Steve: Nexus?

Y/N: It's the world internet hub in Oslo. Every byte of data flows through there. Fastest access on Earth.

Peggy: So what did they say?

Hank: He's still fixated on the missiles. But the codes are constantly being changed.

Peter: By whom?

Parker held up his hand and caught a toy truck without looking. Y/N had thrown it at him to see if he could get him while he was distracted. Toussaint gave a little laugh at seeing Peter's reaction and Y/N's disappointed face. 

Hank: They don't know.

Yelena: Do we have an ally?

Fury: Ultron's got an enemy. That's not the same thing.

Y/N: Well, you know what they say, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend."

Hank: I might been to visit Oslo and see for myself. Y/N, have you still got your micro processor?

Y/N: It's in my bag.

Since their run in with Zola, Y/N had upgraded one of his old burglary tools. It was a processor that could quickly sort through code and find what one was looking for by uploading a dummy signal to activate that code.

Natasha: Well, this is good times, boss, but I was kind of hoping when I saw you, you'd have more than that.

Fury: I do. I have you. Back in the day, I had eyes everywhere. Ears, everywhere else. You kids had all the tech you could dream up. Here we all are, back on Earth, with nothing but our wit and our will to save the world. Ultron says the Avengers are the only thing between him and his mission. And whether or not he admits it, his mission is global destruction. All this, laid in a grave. So stand. Outwit the platinum bastard.

Natasha: Peggy doesn't like that kind of talk.

Peggy: You know what, Romanoff?

Fury: So what does he want?

Peggy: To become better. Better than us. He keeps building bodies.

Y/N: Person bodies. The human form is inefficient. It becomes too tired and too weak over time. Trust me. I've found my limits the hard way. Yet he keeps coming back to it.