Colson's tone was enough to say, but it was difficult to impress Jarvis.

Unlike his kind, if Ultron is the kind of person who takes the overall interests of mankind as his bottom line and principle, then Jarvis has only one bottom line and principle, that is, the interests of Stark, the entire family.

Jarvis was originally the name of the butler who grew up watching Tony since childhood, and named Jarvis the intelligent system after his name, which itself reflects the idea that Tony created him.

Jarvis has always performed his duties well. Even after he had his own life and consciousness, he was the same. To some extent, he believed that he could continue to serve the Stark family, from Tony to Frank, to Frank's son and descendants. Like a true elder, he hoped and even longed to see the Stark family continue under his protection from generation to generation.

However, his wish never came true. Whether it was Tony or Frank now, there were always too many setbacks and hardships coming on them. Although it was not his reason for this, no matter what, he would feel that it was because he had not fulfilled his obligations.

He blamed himself very much, and because of this blame, he wanted to protect the Stark family even more. And as Colson mentioned now, the matter that might threaten Frank naturally could not exist within his consideration.

"I refuse, Mr. Colson. The innocent people you speak have nothing to do with me. The meaning of my existence has never been to serve the Stark family. The interests of the Stark family are above everything else, so it is impossible for you to impress me with those who are insignificant and to make me violate the interests of my master."

This is the truth, and it is also the words that made Colson realize the misunderstandings in his thinking. Only then did he truly realize that Jarvis was different from the roles he had faced in the past. The people he faced in the past, although they were in different classes and had different identities. In general, they were all members of human beings and had enough personal experience of the human subject.

But Jarvis is different. He is not a human, but a real alien. The joys and sorrows of human beings have nothing to do with him, and he doesn't even have to care about where the fate of human beings will go. For him, there is only one Stark family that is the only bond between him and human beings. If this is removed, will human beings still have any value to him?

I think it wasn't. Realizing this, Colson couldn't help but secretly complain. But he wouldn't give up so easily. If it doesn't make sense in terms of justice, then he can only start from other aspects. No matter what means he uses, he wants to get Frank's position from Jarvis.

He opened his mind, and soon he found what he thought was the direction of breakthrough.

"So, what if it weren't for these ordinary people, just for Tony?"

"I don't understand what you mean, Mr. Colson."

Perhaps it was a mistake in his feelings, but Colson obviously felt a hint of chill from Jarvis's answer. He didn't think this would be his own illusion. If the agent had not even had such a little sensitivity, he would have arranged for someone to collect his body.

If not, then it can only be said that his words had obviously angered Jarvis and made this intelligent butler who had been in a gentle state for a long time truly angry.

It is hard to imagine that this would be something that really happened, because if it is true, then it can only be said that Jarvis' intelligence level exceeded his imagination. This is almost incredible, but considering the existence of Ultron, there seems to be nothing strange about it.

Intelligent life has finally been involved in the category of life, and as life, it is natural to have its own emotions. It can only be said that their thoughts are too limited and they have always regarded these intelligent lives as being the same as before, which is wrong in itself, but it just seems particularly stupid now.

Colson had no intention of angering Jarvis at this point, it was not his appeal. It was just that he had to start from this point, so even though he knew that he might have been looking for the wrong topic, he continued to dialectically speak for himself.

"Sorry, I know I may have brought up some sad things. But you can't deny that if Tony was still alive, he wouldn't want such a thing to happen! Don't forget, how much effort he has devoted to this country! And if this country collapses like this, do you think his spirit in heaven will feel better?"

"This is just a career!"

Jarvis emphasized that he was unmoved. Colson was still insisting, and he had his own reasons.

"This is a career worthy of dedication to, and he did that, right? We all have fought for this common goal, and it is precisely because of this that I understand more clearly what choice he will make at this time. Jarvis, you can't deny this, you must admit that if he was here, he would have made this choice!"

"How to choose this way? Do you want to harm your family for those irrelevant people?"

Jarvis sneered, and this time, he made clear his attitude.

"Please be honest, Mr. Colson. If you really think so, then you would be too confused about my master."

"He did pour a lot into this country and the cause you said. But this does not mean that he would put these things above his family. He would never hurt his family, even if he was on the other side of the scale, he would not do this."

"So, if you really plan to convince me by the master's banner, then I can only tell you that you have made the wrong idea!"

"I don't plan to hurt Frank, I just want to talk to him. He is the center of this epidemic and the most critical person. If I want to get the key information about this epidemic, I can only start from him. I swear, I will not do anything that may harm him. If you don't believe it, I can fully cooperate with you and act as you ask!"

Colson tried his best to fight, but the way he fought for it was obviously difficult to impress Jarvis's heart. His attitude was still the same, and he refused very simply.

"Give up this idea, Mr. Colson. It's useless. You can't get any help from Master Frank. The source of the virus is Alexia, the leader of Hydra. Because of her killing her, Master Frank was cursed when she was dying. No one realized this at that time, and Mrs. Maria encountered misfortune because of this. When this virus spread through various opportunities, it was almost impossible to stop and eliminate."

"The fate of this country is destined, and you have lost the best time to deal with it. So, instead of wasting time to disturb Master Frank, it is better to think about how to save your fire. On this issue, there is not much time left for you!"

"Wait, wait, what did you just say?"

Although he was not happy to hear such an answer, Colson still keenly got some important information from Jarvis' reply. This made him feel as if he had grasped the clue, and for this reason, he immediately started asking.

"You said Alexia, the leader of the Hydra? This virus comes from her? But if so, we should be able..."

"No, you don't have this ability."

Jarvis knew what Colson was thinking at the moment, and it was nothing more than obtaining data on Alexia's research to reversely crack the antidote of this virus. Normally, this method can be used to reversely crack the virus as long as it is an artificial virus. Unfortunately, Alexia's works are not among the above.

Jarvis had analyzed this, so he had enough say. In order to dispel Colson's unrealistic idea, he immediately explained it.

"You don't understand how much Alexia is. She is no longer a human being, but a god in the true sense. It is also from this perspective that her works are beyond what you can recognize."

"It is not ordinary pathology, but it is mixed with a lot of mystical components. This component makes the virus full of magic, and this magic also makes it absorb power from human negative emotions every moment to promote its own evolution."

"It can complete the natural evolution of ordinary viruses in just a few days, hundreds or even thousands of years. And with this alone, it can become a difficult problem that all virologists in this world cannot overcome in their entire lives, and a nightmare in the entire history of human diseases."

"You are simply unable to solve such a problem. Even if you have tried your best to get relevant information from Hydra, your ability is not enough to deal with it. So, give up, Mr. Colson. This is your destiny, and it is the ending you choose for yourself!"

This answer is not lacking in maliciousness. After all, for Jarvis, the experience of this country and even those people is not worthy of sympathy.

What they did was enough to hurt anyone's heart, especially for someone like Stark.

Stark paid everything, and he had his life several times. What did he get, insignificant compliments, worship? Then there was more anger, slander, curse and resentment. The stupid people only care about the insignificant price they had lost before them. They didn't care about Stark's sacrifice and everything that this sacrifice had fought for them.

It can be said that they trampled Stark's lifelong efforts to fight for it, and at the same time, they completely cut off their future. Such people are not worth it at all. It is precisely because of this that when he saw that fate was pushed by an invisible hand and brought these people to such an end, he only had the pleasure of joy and revenge in his heart.

Fate is so pleasing to others, even if it is a special existence like Jarvis. However, some people will be relieved by this fate, others will only feel pain because of this fate.

Colson did not expect that he would get such an answer. The torture and pain brought to him by this answer was no easier than a knife from his heart.

He had wondered if this was true, but considering Jarvis' identity, he didn't think he would make such a bad joke at this time. And if this was true, it would be really desperate and horrifying.

Judging from his hard work on virology so far, he knew very well that viruses actually have an evolutionary process, just like all living things in this world.

For example, influenza, the earliest flu actually had drugs to control, but after the influenza virus itself came into contact with this drug, it began to adapt to the changes of this drug like a biological organism to the environment. This led to the emergence of influenza A and influenza h1n1.

Of course, this evolution is processed and takes time. So although it is difficult to foresee this situation, humans can always find the antidote through research and accumulate a certain amount of technical reserves to overcome various difficulties based on this kind.

But the current situation is different. If the truth is true as Jarvis said, then no matter what kind of technology you have, it is not enough to make a case. Because it is very likely that you have just developed the antidote for this generation, the virus has evolved to the next generation, or even the next generation. And this gap is enough to make all your efforts go to nothing.

So, is this really their end? Maybe there were expectations, but when he really heard that everything seemed to be irreversible, Colson still felt as if he fell into a cold and bone-blooded abyss.

He obviously wanted to work hard. It was like firewood in the vast darkness. Even if he knew it was impossible to illuminate the whole night, he would hope to bring even a trace of light with his own strength. For this reason, he was willing to give everything, and it didn't matter if he was really burned out like firewood. However, the reality was so cruel, and fate almost mocked him brightly, telling him that you can't even do firewood!

This kind of life is really a failure.

The despair in Colson's heart was no longer attached. But in the face of his sudden expression, which was like a dead man, Jarvis gave such a remark after a brief silence.

"But there is not really no way. There is someone who may be able to help you. And he may be the only one who is willing to help you!"
Chapter completed!