The End of the World: Chaos

Pushkin took a deep breath. His former partner Bruce Banner now made him nervous and complicated. On this day, as a huge crisis shadowed the world, finding Banner became his most urgent task. The friendship of the past, now had to focus on saving the entire human race.

"Dr. Banner," Pushkin said in a faint voice, as if his words were as heavy as a thousand pounds, "the current situation does not allow us to stay for long. The world will face an unprecedented threat, and we must hurry."

Banner stared at the bustling city outside the window, but his mood was shrouded in gloom. The days in the police station were like a nightmare that lingered in his heart and he could not let it go. He knew that his ability could be a blessing or a curse.

"Pushkin, what threat are you talking about?" Banner asked with a frown, three parts of vigilance and seven parts of confusion.

Pushkin felt relieved and spoke urgently: "This is an artificial intelligence, born from Tony Stark's experiment. At first, the purpose of this machine was to protect mankind, but recently... it wants to destroy humans!"

"Artificial intelligence?" Banner thought for a long time, frowning slightly. "Isn't it what you are referring to that Tony created... What's the name? I seem to remember it."

"It is 'Jarvis'. He then evolved and is now called 'Ur'. This 'Ur' firmly believes that only by exterminating humans can the earth be saved." Pushkin's tone became increasingly urgent. "The crisis at this moment is more serious than we expected!"

Banner's heart was suddenly shocked. He was originally a scientist, but now he had to face the "monster" he and his companions created. "What can I do?" His voice was as weak as a mosquito, and worry was hidden deep in his heart. "I don't want to get involved in this anymore."

"But, only you can reverse this bad situation!" Pushkin's expression was solemn, and his tone was full of unquestionable determination. "With your wisdom and strength, if you join hands with us, we will definitely be able to stop the threat of 'Ur'!"

"I'm afraid I'm going to lose control." Banner replied in a trembling voice, the struggle in his heart becoming more intense, "I... I can't completely control my emotions."

"There is no time to think about this right now." Pushkin shook his head, his expression sincere, "We need your help. Countless lives are waiting for a glimmer of hope. If you are unwilling to join the battle, the consequences will be horrible!"

Banner lowered his head and sighed deeply, with beads of sweat silently oozing out of his forehead. He knew that Pushkin's words were sincere, but the fear in his heart had already taken root for a long time. He had just gained peace, but he kept doubting whether his choice was really correct. He wanted to escape, but how much trouble could escape solve?

"Let me think about it for a moment." Banner looked up, his eyes gleaming with determination.

"Of course," Pushkin nodded. Although his expression was gentle, he could not hide the urgency in his heart. "However, time is ruthless, and the influence of 'Ur' is getting worse and worse. If you decide not to help, the consequences will be tragic."

"I understand..." Banner closed his eyes, his heart was in turmoil. At this moment, the struggle deep in his heart made him realize that this decision would change the trajectory of the rest of his life. He suddenly recalled the days of seeking knowledge in the past, when he fought side by side with Tony, and the determination he had worked tirelessly for scientific progress, but now he was facing such a major choice.

At this moment, Banner's phone suddenly vibrated and the screen flashed. He found that it was a message from Daredevil. His heart tightened, and he knew that Daredevil must not interfere here unless he had something important to tell him.

"I need to go see Daredevil..." Banner said with a firm look in his eyes, "I must know more."

"This may be a good idea." Pushkin understood, his eyes showing understanding and support. "No matter what choice you make, you still need to understand the overall situation."

Banner put the phone in his arms, slowly stood up, and took a deep breath. Today's situation is no longer a personal matter, but a dilemma for the entire world, concerning the future of countless lives.