Chapter 13: That's No Way to Greet Your Daughter

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I closed my eyes, looking for Tony's head. Once it was found in a church, I teleported to it. I left Nat and Steve confused by how I just disappeared and reappeared behind Tony. I guess he didn't know I was there because once I took a breath, he whipped around, shoving his opened, iron man palm in my face.

I stood unfazed by his sudden acts. He slowly lowered his arm and sighed in annoyance.

"That's no way to greet your daughter," I put my hands on my hips and shook my head, sarcastically.

He began going on a rant about how it was my fault for "spawning" behind him unannounced. I smirked while looking around this weird church place I was at. In the middle of this church, was a giant metal thing coming out of the ground. I placed my hands on it and began using my powers to look through it. The mechanics were so advanced. It made me confused by how a robot could create this whole thing.

When I opened my eyes, I realized all the Avengers had already arrived. I was slightly confused by how I closed my eyes for five seconds and opened them to it actually being five minutes.

"Alright Dj, move away from that please," Tony told me. I stepped down. "This is the drill," he points to the Vibranium core. "If Ultron gets a hand on the core, we lose."

I felt something was coming, so I quickly turned to see Ultron had arrived.

"Is that the best you can do?" Thor yelled.

Ultron raises his hands to summon the rest of his army of robots.

"What the fuck?" I muttered.

"You had to ask," Steve shook his head.

"This is the best I can do. This is exactly what I wanted. All of you, against all of me. How could you possibly hope to stop me?" Ultron asked, cockily.

"Well, like the old man said. Together."

As all of the robots were released to us, we all began our own fights. I flung a few robots in the air and trailed my powers through all of them, throwing them to the ground. After a moment of fighting, I looked up to see Vision fighting Ultron, Thor and Tony soon joining. They stood above the broken robot with superiority. Ultron looked up in defeat, knowing he had lost.

"You know, with the benefit of hindsight-," he was soon cut off by Hulk who threw him in the air.

"Well, that was fun," I crossed my arms and walked up behind Tony.

"They'll try and leave the city," Thor said, bringing up the remaining robots.

"We can't let 'em, not even one. Rhodey!" Tony called out.

I walked off knowing I couldn't help in their situation.

"We gotta move out. Even I can tell the air is getting thin. You guys get to the boats, I'll sweep for stragglers, be right behind you," Steve spoke.

"What about the core?" Clint asked.

"I'll protect it. It's my job," Wanda spoke up.

"I'll stay too," I announced. Wanda looked at me. "I don't know what else to do," I shrugged my shoulders and stood next to the core with my face cover off.

Everybody left, except for me, Wanda and Pietro.

"I'm not going to leave you," Pietro told Wanda.

"I can't handle this," she tells him. "Come back for me when everyone else is off. Not before," I stayed listening in on the conversation.

"Hmm," he hummed.

"You understand?" Wanda asked, very stern.

"You know, I'm twelve minutes older than you," Pietro added.

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