American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Stark, I told you so," Thor laughed at Tony Stark.

But just after saying that, Thor's eyes began to glaze over, and then he swayed and collapsed to the ground.

Tony Stark: "..."

He wanted to take back what he had just said!

"I knew it, I shouldn't have had any expectations of Thor." Tony Stark rubbed his forehead slightly. He had just praised Thor and then fainted. This was a bit too quick a slap in the face.

The others, seeing Thor lying unconscious on the ground, were also speechless.

They actually thought Thor was alright!

As a result, this is it?

However, Thor truly lived up to his reputation as a god from Asgard; he only remained unconscious on the ground for a short while before quickly waking up on his own.

"What happened? What just happened?" Thor was a little confused, then realized what was going on and looked incredulous. "This shouldn't be! It must be my oversight, Romanov, let's try again."

“There’s no need for that, Thor,” Captain America said to Thor with a serious expression.

"Rogers, even if I'm under Romanov's Sharingan genjutsu, it doesn't mean I can't deal with Scarlet Witch..." Thor still stubbornly tried to explain himself.

Unfortunately, people no longer believe Thor.

Although the Sharingan and mind magic are two different things, they both involve control over the mental and spiritual realm. At least the scene just now is quite instructive.

"Everyone, the experiment just now only proved that Thor could still be controlled by the Scarlet Witch, that's all."

"But all four of the options are possible, and their chances are even greater than Thor's, so we still can't make a choice."

Dr. Banner then glanced at everyone and addressed them.

Everyone fell into deep thought once again. There wasn't a single option that could be clearly eliminated among the four choices, so the question was simply unsolvable at this point.

Based on my experience in answering questions, this situation must be because everyone has overlooked some crucial information.

So what exactly was missed?

Everyone began to think about it carefully.

"Stark, Captain, Thor, do you remember the footage from the Civil War?"

A moment later, a glint flashed in Black Widow's eyes, as if she had thought of something. She glanced at the group and asked.

“The Civil War, of course I remember. What’s wrong, Romanov?” Thor asked curiously and expectantly. It seemed that Romanov must have remembered some useful clue.

"When Spider-Man Peter Parker appeared, he greeted everyone in the room and said he was a fan of Captain America... Do you remember how he greeted them?"

Black Widow began to recount her story.

“This is the first time Pete Parker has met all of you. He doesn’t know any of you at all!” Tony Stark was the first to realize something, and he keenly grasped the key point.

If you think back carefully, it's true; Spider-Man's behavior at the time showed that he didn't recognize anyone in the audience.

Not only was it his first time meeting Captain America, but he also didn't recognize anyone else in Iron Man's camp.

Then the problem is coming.

Why don't we recognize each other?

“Spider-Man isn’t a member of the Avengers at all!” Tony Stark said emphatically. “Otherwise, he wouldn’t be someone who doesn’t know anyone except me!”

“Then Spider-Man can be ruled out; the question mentions the Avengers!” Hawkeye Barton’s eyes lit up.

It must be said that this question was very misleading, leading everyone to subconsciously believe that all the options were Avengers.

However, the question itself never states this.

It's all due to people's preconceived notions.

Chapter 136 Is this the mess Iron Man created?

"That's right. Not only Spider-Man, but Ant-Man Strickland can also be ruled out. He shouldn't be a member of the Avengers either."

Then, Black Widow, her eyes shining, addressed everyone.

During the airport battle, Ant-Man shrunk down and stole Captain America's shield. He also shrunk down and fought Black Widow, and then enlarged a water truck...

The various fighting methods astonished everyone present.

It's obvious that no one has ever seen this kind of fighting style before.

So there's a high chance that Ant-Man isn't a member of the Avengers, otherwise why would everyone know nothing about him?

“Great! Now we can eliminate both options C and D at once.” Dr. Banner was slightly excited.

Removing C and D drastically reduces the difficulty of this question; even guessing just one of them gives you a 50% chance of success.

"The question now is, between Thor and Barton, who should we choose?" Captain America said, glancing at the two of them.

Thor remained as confident as ever, constantly showing off his abilities to everyone. If Barton wasn't the only one left to answer the questions, Thor would have wanted to take the challenge himself.

"Barton, it's your turn to answer this question. You decide who to choose," Black Widow said to Barton, handing the choice to Hawkeye Barton.

"We just saw that Thor doesn't actually have a significant advantage in resisting mind magic!"

Hawkeye Barton then began to speak eloquently under the watchful eyes of everyone, offering his analysis.

"Therefore, I think that when one's own resistance is not significantly superior, experience will play a more important role."

"And I happen to be the one with experience."

At this point, Hawkeye Barton's answer was self-evident.

“Wait a minute, Barton!” Thor immediately interrupted Barton. “You were only controlled by Loki with his scepter, which doesn’t mean you have experience facing the Scarlet Witch! We don’t know which of the two things happened first.”

"The encounter with Loki must have happened earlier," Tony Stark concluded after a moment's thought.

"As we already know from the previous questions, the search for the Rubik's Cube stolen by Loki was the first time Nick Fury assembled the Avengers."

"Barton was controlled by Loki when Loki was trying to steal the Tesseract, and this even happened before Nick Fury assembled the Avengers!"

"In other words, when Barton was under control, the Avengers had not yet surfaced! Even when they later found the Tesseract and fought the Chitauri, the public referred to them as the Response Team."

"Under these circumstances, I don't think it's very likely that Scarlet Witch will fight multiple Avengers."

Of course, Tony Stark was only stating one possibility, nothing more. No one could possibly know the truth.

Nevertheless, this can still serve as a reference.

"Furthermore, judging from the ages of everyone in the Civil War footage, Scarlet Witch should have been a child when Loki came to Earth."

Tony Stark added another sentence.

Of course, it's impossible to say that a child is 100% incapable of magic.

But the possibility of a child being proficient in magic and even beating up a specially trained Avenger is indeed quite slim.

Considering all factors, it's more likely that Patton will encounter Loki first.

"Thor, do you have anything else to say?" Hawkeye Barton shrugged at Thor.

What else could Thor say?

After all, what Tony Stark said made a lot of sense, and he couldn't offer any reasons to object.

"I choose B, Hawkeye Patton!" Patton didn't hesitate any longer and immediately said his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to Barton Clint for obtaining the Dotted Eye skill!]

The system's voice immediately sounded, and Hawkeye Barton instantly felt a change in his body.

A similar message appeared in his mind.

"This is the Dot-Line Magic Eye?"

Hawkeye Barton couldn't help but smile. He had to admit that the Dot-Line Eye skill was quite suitable for him.

Patton was very satisfied.

He immediately activated his Dot-Line Magic Eye and observed the world around him.

Sure enough, we found that whether it was rocks or trees, there were crisscrossing lines and dots on them.

Those lines are dead lines, and those points are dead points!

Once Hawkeye breaks through those dead lines, it will cause immeasurable damage to the corresponding objects. When Hawkeye attacks a dead point, it can directly cause the death of that object!

This is the Dot and Line Magic Eye!

Under this eagle eye's vision, the weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and fatal flaws of both people and objects are all exposed without exception.

This skill is indeed very suitable for Hawkeye Barton.

Of course, the Dot-Line Magic Eye is not without flaws. Under the Magic Eye's field of vision, dead lines are relatively easy to see, while dead points are relatively difficult to see.

It requires consuming Hawkeye's mental energy.

Moreover, the more powerful something is, the harder it is to see its weaknesses.

For example, Hawkeye Barton can easily see the death points of both Tony Stark and Thor. Hawkeye can even see Tony Stark's death point without expending too much mental energy.

But what is Thor's weakness?

Hawkeye Barton simply couldn't see it. Even if he exhausted all his mental energy and passed out, he still wouldn't be able to see it.

Even so, Hawkeye Patton was very satisfied.

This skill seemed tailor-made for him, providing significant support and enhancement to his archer profession.

"It seems Barton has acquired a pretty good skill!" Black Widow couldn't help but laugh as she watched Hawkeye's expression.

"Not bad!" Hawkeye nodded and gave everyone a brief introduction to the skills of the Dot-Line Magic Eye.

“Now Barton’s eyes are truly sharp! They’re truly Hawkeye!” Tony Stark said, shrugging.

"Barton, this is indeed a skill that suits you very well!" Black Widow said with great satisfaction.

Although the Dot-Line Magic Eye may seem like just a support skill, it has no restrictions on its use, and Barton can keep it active at all times.

As long as you don't check the dead points of the corresponding target, it will not have any impact on yourself.