Marvel Starts with Asking Questions About Iron Man Chapter 325

The first option can be said to stimulate everyone in front of the screen, and it can even be said that the stimulation is not light.

Even if everyone is not too satisfied with John Walker, the new generation of Captain America, in any case, this is the Captain America officially elected by the United States.

The basics should be impeccable.

How can you do something like beating people to death in the street?

This is a bit exaggerated, isn't it?

"I think the meaning of option A is that Captain America kills criminals in public because of necessity, right?"

"Captain America must be forced to do such a thing because of the situation, right?"

Peter Parker's voice sounded, he glanced at everyone, and made such a guess first.

"It should be like this. No one knows what happened in the specific operation. Maybe John Walker was indeed faced with the choice of killing the other party immediately, even in public."

After some thought, Captain America also agreed with Peter Parker's words.

"No, no, that's obviously not the case."

Thor immediately expressed a different opinion, "The title says 'beating', not fighting, OK? Beating means that one person is beating another person, not two people attacking each other. On Earth, That's what it means to be beaten, right?"

"Yes Thor, on Earth, that's exactly what beating means."

Strange replied, and he said to everyone, "I'm afraid this option means exactly what Thor said, the enemy has lost his combat effectiveness, but in this case, Captain America continues to attack the opponent, and that's it. Kill people alive."

"That's right, Rogers, don't have any illusions, the word 'beating' has clearly explained everything." Tony Stark said to everyone in a very positive tone.

What he said was actually right. How could Peter Parker and Captain America not understand the expression of option A in their hearts, they just didn't want to believe that Captain America would do this.

Although that was only the second generation of the Captain America.

"OK, okay."

Peter Parker spread his hands, "Mr. Stark, you are right, option A should really mean this, but because of this, this option can be ruled out?"

"That's right, don't say Captain America, I don't think even the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. can do such a thing as beating people to death in public." Scott Lang also agreed.

"Wait a minute, if that's the case, isn't option A too easy to rule out?" Tony Stark felt that something was wrong. "Isn't this option a bit depressing?"

Captain America beat people to death in the street. This kind of thing is impossible at first glance, too obvious, right?

Answering systems rarely have such low-level options.

It's like one plus one equals how many.

According to your experience in answering questions, this option is generally encountered, and it is very likely that you do not understand the true meaning of the option.

For example, there is a question in which Captain America plays his own options.

But everyone carefully analyzed the options again, and found that this time is really an exception, this option has no other implied meaning.

"Well, although it feels weird, this option can only be ruled out first." Tony Stark finally agreed.

Option A was ruled out by everyone with almost no controversy.

After all, Captain America beats people to death in the street. People really don't think it will happen. That's ridiculous.

"Let's look at B again."

Captain America drew everyone's attention to the next option, and made a corresponding analysis, "I think this possibility is very small, and the upper management will not deprive the title of Captain America because of the failure of a certain mission."

"That's right, just because the flag-breaker's mission was not completed, Captain America was removed, which is really too much of a joke." Tony Stark also agreed, "I know that group of politicians, they don't care about anything, only Care about your face!"

"Whatever the reason, Captain America's removal would amount to a slap in the face, so if it wasn't for a serious reason, they wouldn't have done it."

Obviously, the failure of a mission is not enough to constitute such a major reason.

"Could it be that the task of catching the Flagbreaker is too important?" Peter Parker couldn't help but interject, "Didn't we just experience Carly Morgan's answer, the Flagbreaker has super serum in his hands? ."

"Even if this mission is very important, as long as Captain America doesn't make any principled mistakes, it can't be taken away." Captain America said to Peter Parker with great certainty.

Peter Parker is just a high school student and probably doesn't know much about how the world works.

But Captain America has been a man for two lifetimes. He has been a soldier and a special agent. Naturally, some of the doorways are much clearer than the average person.

Option B, basically there is no big doubt, was ruled out by everyone.

"John Walker himself resigned from Captain America? This option should be possible, right?"

Scott Lang focused on option C, "If he is determined not to do it, no one can force it."

"Like Sam, right?" Peter Parker offered a vivid example on the side.

Isn't this the case with Falcon Sam Wilson, who clearly promised Captain America that he would do his best, but turned his head over and handed over his shield.

It's just shit.

"John Walker was officially selected. Their consideration of John Walker must be comprehensive. It is impossible to be as simple as Rogers' consideration of Sam. Therefore, I think John Walker should not voluntarily resign."

"However, the weight of Captain America's crown is too heavy, and not everyone can afford it."

"John Walker is crushed by Captain America's crown, all I can say is ... it shouldn't be a strange thing."

Strange also gave his own analysis.

"It seems that the answer to this question is C." Thor smiled and said, "Because option D can also be ruled out."

Following Thor's words, everyone couldn't help but turn their attention to the last option.

In fact, everyone's opinion is the same as Thor, that this option can indeed be ruled out.

"First of all, no one found out when John Walker hid the serum. I don't think it's very likely that this matter will be exposed."

"Secondly, even if it is exposed, this matter is indeed not enough to constitute a major reason for John Walker's 'fired'."

"So...that's right, Thor, congratulations, you finally learned to use your brain, this question should really be choice C."

Tony Stark reached out and patted Thor on the shoulder, looking at him with an expression of relief.

Everyone at the scene communicated with each other, and there was no objection to this.

It is true that if John Walker's possession of serum is exposed, it will indeed cause some negative effects, and it can even be said to be punishment.

But it is indeed unlikely that the title of Captain America will be deprived of it.

The answer to this question, there is almost no doubt, choose C.

Then everyone discussed who should answer this question, and in the end, the quota fell to Captain America.

"I choose C! Take the initiative to resign!"

Captain America confidently faced the big screen and said his answer.

Frankly speaking, this question is actually not difficult, so Captain America still has a considerable degree of certainty about his answer.

【wrong answer! 】

But what Captain America didn't expect was that he answered wrong.

The answer is not C at all.

[The answerer Steve Rogers will be punished by erasing his anti-tracking skills, execute it immediately! 】

Having gone through so many answers, Captain America didn't care about punishment or anything, and didn't think much about it.

He just frowned slightly: "The answer is not C, it seems that we have to re-analyze it."

Of the four options in this question, option C is the only option that seems to be possible, and the other three options are unlikely to everyone.

But option C is the wrong option.

"The remaining three options are all options that we think are unlikely, but the least likely option should be option A, right?"

Thor glanced at everyone at this time and gave his opinion.

After a simple discussion, everyone at the scene agreed to exclude option A first. After all, option A is really a bit of nonsense.

So between B and D, which option is possible?

"B, it shouldn't be under normal circumstances, but... Maybe the harm caused by the flag breakers is too great. It's so big that the American officials feel huge pressure, which is beyond our imagination."

"That's why the American official was under this pressure and decided to remove John Walker and send another person to replace John Walker as Captain America to continue this mission."

After some thought, Captain America said this to everyone.

Of course, this is just pure speculation of Team America, and no one can be sure of this.

"If it were me, I would also choose B. It's strange that I have such a coincidence with Rogers today."

After Tony Stark complained, he continued, "My reason is that the flag-breaker's mission is much more flexible than the hidden serum."

"I mean, because we don't know the Flag Breakers very well, we don't know how many they are or how far they are."

"So, the influence of this mission may only be equivalent to the level of arresting a terrorist organization. It is also possible that, as the captain said, it will make the American officials feel pressure, and even... make the American officials feel fear. !"

"To use a graphic analogy, we don't know if the Flag Breakers were a gang of robbers who robbed banks or another mandarin who dared to execute the president of the United States."

"But the privately stored serum of option D, this matter is such a small matter, even if it is used to make a big fuss, to what extent can it be achieved?"

Tony Stark talked eloquently in front of everyone, "long talk", I have to say, there is still some truth to what he said.

In a nutshell, the flag-breaker incident can have an infinite impact, to the extent that the American officials can remove Captain America.

Although this possibility is considered unlikely in the previous analysis, it does exist.

But what about serum?

No matter how big the impact of this matter is, it is limited.

Comparing the two, it is true that option B is more likely.

Everyone quickly came to an agreement.

And after some deliberation, it was decided that Peter Parker would answer this question.

The main reason is that Peter Parker is more interested in this detainee, and in this case, other people will naturally not fight with Peter Parker.

"I choose B!" Peter Parker gave his answer to the big screen expectantly.

【wrong answer! 】

Nani?

The smile on Peter Parker's face faltered slightly.

[The answerer Peter Parker will erase the penalty for his driving skills and execute it immediately! 】

"The answer isn't B either. Could it be that the answer to this question is D?" Thor couldn't help but said on the side.

After getting the wrong answer twice in a row, the answer to this question is left with two options: street murder and private storage of serum.

Although both options seem impossible, no matter how you look at it, it is also the least likely that Captain America beats people to death in the street.

That's Captain America.

How could such a thing be done.

"D? The title of Captain America was removed because he kept the serum? Is this a big fuss?" Scott Lang couldn't accept this answer.

"Could it be that Captain America can't kill people in the street?" But Strange's words directly made Scott Lang speechless.

This is even more impossible.

He was speechless.

After everyone's deliberation, the final answer to this question still falls to option D.

Although no one thinks that this incident will lead to John Walker's dismissal, compared to this option, beating people to death in the street is even more unlikely.

I can only choose D.

As for who to answer?

After some deliberation, it was finally decided that Scott Lang would answer.

"I choose D, the hidden serum has been exposed!" Scott Lang answered without much confidence.

In fact, he is not very sure about this option, although option A doesn't seem to be very reliable.

What the **** is this question?

【wrong answer! 】

What worried Scott Lang happened, and the answer turned out to be wrong again.

"What the hell? The answer to this question is A? Captain America beat people to death in the street?"

Peter Parker couldn't help but shouted out at first~www.mtlnovel.com~ He couldn't accept this answer at all.

The others at the scene were also caught off guard, and no one thought that the answer would be the one they thought was the most unlikely.

Although they were not very optimistic about the new generation of Captain America before, it was too much to beat people to death in the street, right?

Everyone was eager to know what was going on in all this.

[It is detected that the answerer has answered the question incorrectly three times in a row, this question will be automatically locked, and the answerer cannot answer the question in the locked state. 】

[It is detected that this question is in a locked state, and the following directly enters the analysis stage. 】

[The correct answer to this question is A, using the identity of Captain America to beat people to death in the street. 】

[Play the answer analysis now. 】

Then a series of beeps sounded.

Chapter end