American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“Barnes is definitely the captain’s first choice!” Black Widow said with absolute certainty.

The only thing that's unclear now is whether Bucky Barnes actually broke away from Hydra at that time.

“So we’ve only glanced at the four options so far, and we can’t rule any out yet,” Tony Stark shrugged. “Let’s analyze them one by one.”

“Let’s look at A first.” Tony Stark focused his gaze on A, and after only a moment’s thought, he made his choice.

"I don't think it could be me!"

"First of all, I think the captain and I don't get along very well, and it's unlikely that we'll be good friends in the future."

“I agree with that,” Captain America nodded in deep agreement.

Ever since he came back to life and came into contact with Tony Stark, he has found fault with everything about him.

Although he admired and respected some aspects of Tony Stark, such as carrying a nuclear bomb into a wormhole, he couldn't really compliment Tony Stark's personality.

Captain America finds it hard to imagine that he would become good friends and partners with such a guy in the future.

Of course, this is just how Captain America and Iron Man feel right now, nothing more. Nobody knows what will happen in the future.

It is possible for two people who initially dislike each other to later become able to entrust their lives to each other.

The possibility is not low at all. Many films and television shows with a dual-hero theme follow this formula. Stark's attitude towards Captain America during the Civil War can also serve as a reference.

"We've finally reached an agreement on something."

Tony Stark shrugged. "The first point is just a side note. The second point, which is the most important, is that the captain is trying to find out the contents of that USB drive!"

"The USB drive may have been encrypted using some kind of technology, which the captain couldn't crack, so he chose to interrogate a Hydra member."

"But if the captain really comes looking for me, do you think this kind of thing could still happen? What kind of USB drive can't I crack?"

Does such a USB flash drive exist in the world?

Tony Stark shrugged, glancing arrogantly and confidently at the crowd before speaking.

Although he remained as arrogant and boastful as ever, no one raised any objections.

After all, it is indeed true. To date, the only person we know who might surpass Tony Stark in this regard is Ultron.

In addition, Jarvis is the most advanced artificial intelligence in the world.

The systems of S.H.I.E.L.D., the Department of Defense, and other organizations have all been hacked by Tony Stark using Jarvis. It's really unlikely that Stark couldn't hack a USB drive.

"And all of you, look at me! Who am I? Playboy, millionaire, super genius—I have so many identities, but I don't have the identity of a secret agent!"

Tony Stark then shrugged. "Interrogating Hydra or anything like that is something only secret agents do! The captain won't come after me."

“Stark can indeed be ruled out for now.” Captain America nodded, agreeing with Tony Stark’s opinion.

He then lowered his gaze slightly, "I don't know much about Sam Wilson for now, but I think I can rule out Barton Clint as well."

"Nick Fury told me before he died not to trust anyone, and I was subsequently wanted and hunted by S.H.I.E.L.D."

"So in that situation, I probably wouldn't easily contact S.H.I.E.L.D. agents."

Everyone present nodded slightly; Captain America's words made a lot of sense.

In that situation, not only Barton and Clint, but no one within S.H.I.E.L.D. could be contacted.

This is a basic quality of a well-trained soldier.

"So the answer lies between Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes. How much do we know about these two?"

Hawkeye Barton glanced at the elderly people who had participated in the quiz before and asked.

"Sam Wilson, a retired Air Force soldier and former paratrooper, has assisted Captain Bucky Barnes in numerous operations. Everyone should know him, so I won't elaborate."

Black Widow gave a brief introduction of the two.

“Neither of these two people are from S.H.I.E.L.D., but they could both potentially need the Captain’s help.” Hawkeye Barton nodded.

"So the key now is to see if we can determine whether Bucky Barnes was still a Hydra agent at that time. If we can determine that, the answer to this question will be clear."

Black Widow concluded.

Between Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes, Bucky Barnes is naturally the most likely candidate.

Once it was determined that Buckybarnes was not a Hydra agent at that time, the answer was undoubtedly Buckybarnes.

If Bucky Barnes is confirmed to be a Hydra agent, then the answer is Sam Wilson.

Of course, it's also possible that we can't be sure. If that happens, we'll have to analyze it further.

"However... unfortunately, at that time Bucky Barnes was actually a Hydra agent."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark was the first to clarify his thoughts and make a judgment.

He had personally witnessed the footage of the Nick Fury murder and knew more details than others at the scene, which is why he was the first to react.

“That’s right, Bucky should have been the Winter Soldier back then.” Captain America nodded in agreement with Tony Stark’s assessment.

Captain America then explained some of the reasons behind his judgment to everyone.

"As Barton said before, my act of pretending to be a Hydra agent inside Stark Tower and stealing the scepter happened before the operation to stop Project Insight was launched."

“At the time, I impersonated a Hydra agent and deceived Sitwell, but this would soon be exposed, and there was a high chance that I would be labeled a criminal by Hydra and put on the wanted list.”

"But in the case of Nick Fury's murder, I had free access to S.H.I.E.L.D., and I could even sit in Pierce's office and be questioned by him."

"Back then, I wasn't a S.H.I.E.L.D. criminal at all!"

"This proves that Nick Fury's murder occurred before I stole the scepter!"

"In other words, this happened before the operation to sabotage Project Insight! And during the operation to sabotage Project Insight, Bucky, as the Winter Soldier, tried to stop us."

"So at that time, Bucky was still the Winter Soldier."

The logic behind it wasn't too complicated. Captain America explained it to everyone, and they all understood immediately.

"So option D can also be eliminated, and the answer to this question is clear!" Thor said with a smile.

To be honest, this question is actually relatively simple.

“Sam Wilson isn’t a member of S.H.I.E.L.D., and he’s a veteran. He has all the abilities Captain America needs, so there’s no doubt about that.” Hawkeye Barton nodded as well.

"So the captain was wanted by Pierce once, and then wanted by Pierce a second time?" Dr. Banner couldn't help but mutter.

Something feels off about this.

"Chief Fury faked his death for some unavoidable reason, which is why the captain is wanted."

"However, Director Fury will definitely be reinstated and return to S.H.I.E.L.D. later, and Captain America should also return to S.H.I.E.L.D. at that time."

Black Widow explained to Dr. Banner.

The elderly people who answered the questions had no objections; this was indeed how things should have unfolded.

After faking his death, Nick Fury resumed his position as director of S.H.I.E.L.D. until he was reduced to ashes during the Wakanda incident.

This question has helped everyone to understand the storyline more clearly.

"This question is about me, so I'll answer it," Captain America said to everyone.

Everyone naturally had no objections.

"I choose B, Falcon Sam Wilson!" Captain America immediately announced his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

As expected, the answer was correct.

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning a Batmobile of any version!]

With this system notification, an incredibly cool and stylish Batmobile appeared right in front of Captain America.

Judging from the appearance of that vehicle, it is exactly the same as the vehicle in Nolan's Batman trilogy, and it can be said to be the same model as the Batman cape that Captain America received as a reward last time.

"Cool! This thing looks so cool!" Thor exclaimed, his eyes shining.

He fell in love with the vehicle the moment he saw it.

"All show and no substance," was Tony Stark's assessment.

To be honest, the performance of the Batmobile is quite good. In addition to the weapons it is equipped with, the more important thing is that the Batmobile can drive in very complicated road conditions.

In the original movie, Batman drove this vehicle around on rooftops without being affected in any way.

Conventional roadblocks simply cannot stop the Batmobile.

In addition, this vehicle can also "split" into a lighter and more agile motorcycle, which can meet more complex actual situations and combat needs.

It can play an important role in certain actions.

But in the eyes of a tech mogul like Tony Stark, the Batmobile is nothing special; Tony Stark doesn't even have the interest to study it.

If he wanted to, he could create tanks that were countless times more advanced than his own in no time.

"First the Batman cape, now the Batmobile, Captain America is practically the Batman of New York City," Black Widow couldn't help but say with a laugh.

"I like this vehicle, it's really good!" Captain America nodded in satisfaction.

[The quiz is complete. Answer explanations will now be played!]

With this prompt, new images began to appear on the large screen.

Tatata!

It was dawn.

In the dim light, a man is running along the bridge.

Although only one side of the man has been shown so far, several people who had seen Sam Wilson before recognized him as Sam Wilson.

Then the camera switched.

Inside, Sam Wilson, who had just finished his morning run, was resting, slightly out of breath, and took a sports drink from the refrigerator.

Before they could even drink, there was a knock on the door.

Sam Wilson hesitated for a moment, then went over and opened the door. Two figures came into view: Captain America and Black Widow, both looking disheveled.

They were truly covered in dust, not just an adjective; their clothes and faces were completely covered in dust.

It was clearly the site of a major battle.

"I'm sorry for showing up so suddenly, but we need a place to hide." Captain America didn't waste any words with Sam Wilson and stated his purpose directly.