So, the question is:
If Tony's guess is correct, and Agatha truly sought out Wanda, what was her objective?
The playboy naturally couldn't know for sure, but he speculated it was likely related to the Darkhold.
The diary had mentioned before that the Darkhold had an entire chapter dedicated to the Scarlet Witch.
And, obviously, the information about the Scarlet Witch in the Darkhold definitely wasn't written by the Scarlet Witch herself.
Even Tony wouldn't be able to pull off something so incredibly narcissistic.
It didn't matter who wrote those chapters, but since Wanda didn't write them herself, they must have existed before she obtained it.
So, it made sense that Agatha, the former owner of the Darkhold, would know about Wanda and seek her out.
Of course.
This was all Tony's inference based on the existing fragments of information.
The playboy didn't know if things were exactly like this.
Besides, there was the black magician Agatha's strength.
The fact that she could toy with the Scarlet Witch was enough to prove her power.
Even before the Scarlet Witch fully awakened her Chaos Magic.
After all, even that level of witch had rewritten the reality of an entire town, which was terrifying.
[There's just one thing, where did White Vision go after the mess in Westview ended?]
[Although this Vision doesn't have the Mind Stone, his strength is completely comparable to Vision's, and he has no emotions. He's a killing machine created by SWORD.]
[The only consolation is that before Vision finally disappeared, he awakened all of White Vision's memories.]
[But White Vision still has the programs written by SWORD. That's the same as the remnants of Ultron's programs, Jarvis, and the Mind Stone's programs, all of which will become part of White Vision's consciousness.]
[What White Vision will do after leaving Westview is really hard to predict.]
[Of course, he won't continue to be SWORD's killing machine, that's for sure.]
White Vision?
Why add the descriptive prefix "White" before Vision?
Tony subconsciously felt a strange and confused feeling, but he understood it in just a moment.
This must be another Vision.
The diary had already mentioned that after the Scarlet Witch lifted the magic of Westview, both Vision and her two sons had died.
Although the playboy couldn't be sure what exactly that "death" in that situation meant, and whether it was the same as everyone usually understood death to be.
But it certainly couldn't be leaving, right? Sure enough.
Tony soon got the affirmative answer, his guess was correct.
This White Vision was indeed another Vision that was created.
As for why it was "White" Vision, Tony guessed that it was probably because this other Vision was all white?
What a terrible aesthetic!
Tony couldn't help but mutter a complaint under his breath.
A robot with white as its base color? Too monotonous and boring, right?
It really didn't fit his, the great Tony's, humble and low-key aesthetic style.
"SWORD."
Nick Fury, in front of another diary, couldn't help but slightly change his expression.
Compared to the playboy, the "one-eyed man" paid more attention to this organization.
For no other reason.
After all, he, the great "one-eyed man," would be the leader of SWORD in the future, wouldn't he?
The diary had mentioned long ago that SWORD was a spacefaring version of SHIELD, and its prestige was simply off the charts.
For an organization like that, the fact that they could create another Vision didn't surprise Fury. In fact, he thought it was to be expected.
If an interstellar organization couldn't even replicate something from Earth's civilization, that would be a joke.
There was just one thing Fury didn't quite understand.
What did it mean that Vision awakened White Vision's memories?
The Darkhold made it very clear that White Vision was a weapon of mass destruction created by SWORD, designed to kill!
Such an entity naturally wouldn't need memories, or even emotions.
This was very much to Fury's liking, fitting his style.
So, why not just not give White Vision any memories in the first place?
But SWORD clearly hadn't done that!
They had deliberately implanted memories in White Vision!
And then "sealed" them!
Otherwise, how can there be any "awakening"?
Only things that exist but are hidden can be awakened. How can things that don't exist be awakened?
As for what was mentioned later, that Ultron, Jarvis, and many other programs also exist within White Vision, Fury was even more confused.
Why is this?
It's fine that Vision himself has Ultron and Jarvis, after all, Vision was created by the combined efforts of Ultron, Tony, and others.
But it's not like White Vision was also copied through the exact same process, right?
This is ridiculous, isn't it?
Moreover, the diary also made it very clear, in the Ultron Age, Ultron had already been defeated by everyone!
Although the diary didn't explicitly mention that Ultron was destroyed.
The fate of an evil robot that aimed to destroy all of humanity, and nearly succeeded, is obvious.
So, what's going on with White Vision?
"SWORD!"
"So SWORD was the one who dismembered Vision!"
After some thought, Fury came to the only logical conclusion.
White Vision had programs related to Ultron and Jarvis, and the only reason he possessed memories was this:
White Vision's programming must have been "modified" from Vision's original programming.
He might even have been rebuilt using Vision's remains! Only this could perfectly explain all the current mysteries.
It's clear that after SWORD created White Vision, they erased his memories.
Or, rather, they erased the memories of the original Vision program.
And then they rewrote other programs for him, attempting to turn White Vision into a killing machine completely controlled by SWORD.
But Vision's consciousness is very complex!
Not to mention, even the Mind Stone is one of its components.
It's only natural that SWORD couldn't completely erase it.
So, in the end, they left behind a hidden danger, and the other Vision awakened him.
It must be like this.
Fury quickly sorted out a clearer picture.
As for where White Vision would go after leaving Westview?
Fury naturally wanted to get relevant information, but unfortunately, the diary didn't mention any clues.
This was not something Nick Fury could guess.
[Also, there's Agatha. She failed to gain anything and was trapped in Westview forever.] [So, learning magic really depends on talent.]
[Agatha, an old monster who had lived for hundreds of years, was completely defeated by Wanda, who was still very unfamiliar with magic!]
[Doctor Strange is also a good example. He can learn such complex magic as Time Manipulation Magic just by watching it once.]
[Even Baron Mordo couldn't help but sigh that Doctor Strange was a born great mage.]
[In the TRN889 Universe, she taught herself dark magic, devoured countless dimensional monsters, and even swallowed a Dimensional Lord like the Eye Monster!]
[Can't argue with that.]
"So, that's a dark magic user?"
Tony couldn't help but exclaim.
Through the diary's descriptions, the playboy knew Agatha was formidable, but he truly hadn't expected her to be a centuries-old monster.
In a certain sense, could this not be called a god?
After all, she had completely broken the limits of human lifespan and possessed terrifying power capable of suppressing a not-fully-awakened Wanda!
But even such an old monster, with the Darkhold as her cheat, ultimately couldn't defeat the Scarlet Witch.
But being trapped in Westview by the Scarlet Witch... what was that all about?
Scarlet Witch didn't remove the magic over Westview in the end?
But then again, for a supremely powerful sorceress like Wanda, anything was possible.
Tony didn't dwell on it any further and refocused his attention on the diary.
Baron Mordo.
This name caught Tony's attention.
The diary had mentioned this name before. This person was a member of the Illuminati in the 838 universe.
He was also the only survivor who escaped from the "claws" of the corrupted witch.
But other than that, there was no other information about him.
But at this moment, it seems that Baron Mordo is also a sorcerer from Kamar-Taj?
But why doesn't he call himself a sorcerer and instead calls himself a baron?
And Doctor Strange too, a perfectly good sorcerer, but he's called a doctor!
So, is this the style of Kamar-Taj's sorcerers?
But even though he was complaining, the playboy was once again shocked by Doctor Strange's power.
In another universe, Doctor Strange actually devoured even a Dimensional Lord?
That's a Dimensional Lord!
If he remembered correctly, Dormammu was also a Dimensional Lord!
The diary didn't describe what Dormammu looked like in detail, so Tony naturally didn't know.
But this "Eye Monster," does it mean it has particularly large eyes?
Or a lot of eyes?
Regardless, since it's called "Eye Monster," then the other party's eyes must be very powerful, right?
It must have some special features to become the defining characteristic of this Dimensional Lord!
Otherwise, why would it be named after eyes?
[However, compared to Spider-Man's good friend Ned, Doctor Strange is a total wimp.] [Even if Doctor Strange is a genius, there has to be a learning process, right?]
[But what about the little fatty? Self-taught! He can open a portal the moment he gets the Sling Ring!]
[You know, even Doctor Strange spent a lot of effort learning this magic, and almost froze to death on Mount Everest in the process.]
[Ned's magical talent is terrifying!]
[This is indeed a somewhat unsettling fact.]
[After all, it's like there's a curse on Spider-Man. His best friends always turn against him and become enemies.]
Speaking of Spider-Man, Tony couldn't help but perk up.
The playboy immediately became energized.
He didn't know why, but he felt that this Spider-Man mentioned in the diary was very, very much to his liking.
Tony was still very concerned.
And the diary also mentioned that in another world, everyone generally considered Spider-Man to be his successor.
Big Tony had also gifted Spider-Man a set of drone legions.
It was evident that in another universe, the relationship between the two was indeed excellent.
So, is this fate?
The only problem was that, up to now, Tony still didn't know who Spider-Man was.
Of course, Tony wasn't without clues regarding this issue.
In fact, Fury had previously shared some information with Tony.
The name Peter Parker appeared on Zola's Hydra enemy list.
Tony and Fury shared a common speculation: Peter Parker should be a member of the future Young Avengers.
And the Young Avengers, according to the diary's spoilers, included Ant-Girl, Ms. Marvel, and his, Tony's, daughter, plus an America Chavez, who had just been revealed.
These few women were naturally excluded.
Patriot, the grandson of the black Captain America, was excluded, since Peter Parker wasn't black.
Little Hulk, of course, could also be excluded.
Peter Parker had nothing to do with Doctor Banner, and he wouldn't turn green.
Besides these, there was only the second Hawkeye.
This one was difficult to exclude.
After all, whether the second Hawkeye is male or female can't be judged by their alias.
Therefore, Peter Parker could be Spider-Man, or he could be the second Hawkeye.
Of course, he could also be another superhero besides the known Young Avengers.
In short, it is indeed a bit difficult to accurately pinpoint Spider-Man's identity based on the current known clues.
But fortunately, the diary gave another clue: Ned!
"Jarvis!"
Tony immediately instructed his trusted AI, "Search for the name 'Ned' and see if you can find anything."
Jarvis immediately began the relevant search, and had results in an instant.
Whoosh!
Jarvis projected the relevant information in front of the playboy.
"Ned Leeds, sir, I believe this is the person we're looking for."
"He's the only Ned who can be called 'chubby'."
"And the only Ned who has a connection with Peter Parker."
Jarvis explained to Tony.
"So, you really are Spider-Man? Kid Peter?"
The playboy looked at the information projected in front of him, next to the little chubby guy, Peter Parker, and couldn't help but mutter.
Found him! It wasn't easy.
After so long, finally knowing Spider-Man's identity for sure?
After a slight sigh, Tony refocused his attention on the diary.
He was immediately surprised.
This seemingly unremarkable little person was actually so powerful?
His magical talent far surpassed Doctor Strange's!
And he was self-taught!
That was quite something. After all, it was magic.
It was a "discipline" completely independent of the education and common sense everyone had.
Being self-taught was indeed very impressive.
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