American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Captain America felt extremely uncomfortable and almost threw up. Was this really him?

Did something go wrong?

He had an urge to jump into the screen and blow that thing to smithereens.

on the screen.

After a brief standoff, the zombie Captain America and Bucky charged at each other.

chug chug!

Bucky unsurprisingly raised his submachine gun and mercilessly pulled the trigger on the zombie Captain America.

But the zombie Captain America simply held his shield in front of him, blocking all the bullets that Bucky fired.

Jingle bells!

Sparks immediately appeared on Captain America's shield.

In this situation, Bucky and the zombie Captain America quickly clashed and began close-quarters combat.

And so they started fighting back and forth.

It has to be said that Captain America is awesome. Even as a zombie, his fighting ability is still top-notch. He fought Bucky, a superhuman, for quite a while before being kicked to the ground by Bucky.

The zombie Captain America then got up, threw his shield, and shot it at Bucky.

Bucky grabbed him with his metal arm and turned around to fire back at the zombie Captain America.

when!

The shield pierced through the zombie Captain America's body and embedded itself in the carriage door.

The zombie Captain America was shot in two at the waist by the shield.

Immediately afterwards, both halves of the body fell out of the carriage and crashed onto the tracks outside.

"Sorry, brother, I think this is your end." Bucky walked to the door, looked at the two halves of Captain America on the tracks, and said slowly.

He then pulled the shield nailed to the door frame, carried it on his back, and walked into the carriage.

The image froze on Bucky's back.

The scene fell silent for a moment; the future conveyed in this video was simply too suffocating.

Captain America, Hawkeye Barton, Sam Wilson—even these people have turned into zombies. Other clues suggest that Iron Man Tony Stark has also become a zombie.

So, who else in this world could survive?

How many survivors are left?

"Judging from Peter Parker's age, this future time should be shortly after the Endgame." Tony Stark's brows furrowed, resembling an old chrysanthemum blooming in late autumn.

"So, even after we survived Thanos' invasion and had billions of people killed by him, we still can't escape this 'zombie crisis'?" Nick Fury felt a deep sense of unease.

What terrible things have humans done to deserve such a nightmare?

So, the goal is to wipe out humanity, right?

"Sir, gentlemen, compared to Ultron and Thanos, this is the real crisis!" Black Widow said to everyone with a serious expression, "This is a crisis that could lead to the extinction of humanity!"

The expressions of everyone present turned slightly solemn.

Because Black Widow is absolutely not exaggerating; the zombie crisis truly is a crisis on the verge of wiping out humanity.

"Stark!"

After a moment of contemplation, Nick Fury solemnly said to Tony Stark, "After the quiz, I will have S.H.I.E.L.D. keep a close watch on all biochemical research labs, virus research centers, and similar institutions worldwide, whether legal or illegal."

"But this kind of thing can't be done by S.H.I.E.L.D. alone. I need your help."

“After we finish answering the questions, we’ll discuss this issue in more detail.” Tony Stark agreed without hesitation.

The "zombie crisis" revealed by the quiz system has very few clues, especially regarding the origin of the virus, which is of utmost concern to everyone.

Aside from this broad-based preventative measure, there's not much else people can do.

[Question: The Sokovia Protocols are UN agreements governing superheroes. Which of the following events directly led to the creation of these protocols?]

[A. During the Age of Ultron, the Avengers battled Ultron's army, resulting in the destruction of Sokovia.]

[B. During the pursuit of Crossbones, the Avengers inadvertently killed 11 Wakanda citizens.]

[C. The Hulk, having been mentally disturbed by the Scarlet Witch, wreaks havoc in the bustling city center.]

[D. Spider-Man accidentally destroyed a cruise ship while trying to stop the Vulture from trading weapons.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a silver blade as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Before long, a new question appeared.

The discussion about the "zombie crisis" was temporarily suspended. Instead, everyone gathered their thoughts and focused their attention back on the latest question.

The Sokovia Accords?

Everyone is quite interested in this question.

This agreement has appeared many times in previous questions, and everyone knows that it was an important agreement that led to the civil war among heroes.

There has been much speculation about what this agreement actually is, and it seems that those speculations have been correct so far.

This agreement, which is a UN-mandated regulation of superheroes, is indeed an agreement to restrict superheroes.

"How did the Sokovia Accords come about? That's an interesting topic, but it's a bit of a shame..." Nick Fury couldn't help but shrug and sigh softly.

This question might have been valuable to everyone if it had been asked earlier, but now?

A rift had already formed between Captain America and Tony Stark, so even if they knew how the Sokovia Accords came about, it wouldn't be of much significance.

"This agreement is a UN regulatory agreement for superheroes, folks, this is the United Nations."

Hawkeye Barton looked at the big screen first and spoke up, "Whatever the superheroes did, it must have been something very significant and worthy of international attention."

"Before this question, I always thought that the Sokovia War led to this agreement, but now, my opinion has been shaken."

"Because this question asks for the direct cause!"

"I'm not nitpicking, but there are differences between direct cause, root cause, indirect cause, and so on, right?"

“That’s right, Barton.” Black Widow nodded in agreement with Hawkeye Barton’s view. “The reason this agreement is called the Sokovia Agreement may be because the Battle of Sokovia is the most representative one! But it’s not necessarily because of the Battle of Sokovia that the relevant agreement was introduced.”

"It is possible that the Battle of Sokovia brought superheroes into the international spotlight, and after that, their every move was watched by countless eyes."

"After that, some other things happened, and superheroes once again attracted international attention, which led to the introduction of this regulatory agreement."

"Of course, it's also possible that we're overthinking it. The Sokovia Agreement was triggered by the Battle of Sokovia, so we need to make a judgment."

"Option A is a possibility, but we can't confirm or rule it out at the moment; we can only leave it as is," Captain America continued. "Option B, killing 11 Wakanda citizens?"

When option B was mentioned, Captain America hesitated, and the others present also didn't think much of it.

After all, to put it bluntly, with 11 people dead, the impact is still somewhat limited.

Let alone the actions of superheroes, even some actions by the U.S. military sometimes result in civilian casualties far exceeding this number.

It's unlikely to cause a media sensation in the United States, let alone attract international attention.

"We do not yet know the identities of these 11 citizens."

Hawkeye Barton added that if any of these people were of high status, it could attract international attention.

"Sir, I remember Wakanda is a small African country, and it's currently one of the poorest and most underdeveloped countries in the world, isn't it?"

Black Widow, however, seemed to remember something and spoke to everyone.

Wakanda has appeared in previous quizzes. During the Civil War, T'Challa pursued the Winter Soldier because the King of Wakanda was killed, so after answering the quiz, everyone also took the opportunity to investigate this country.

The results revealed that Wakanda is currently the poorest and most underdeveloped small African country known in the world.

In such an impoverished African country, even if some important figures died, it would likely not attract much international attention.

The Civil War is a prime example: when the King of Wakanda died, the Wakanda prince personally went after the killer.

This is very telling.

If a country had any international influence, it would have gone through diplomatic channels. Why would it need to go through this?

If even the death of a king warrants this treatment, one can only imagine how others are treated.

"So I think option B is unlikely."

Black Widow then addressed everyone, saying that pointing out Wakanda's international standing was enough; everyone understood the rest of the intricacies, so there was no need to elaborate.

Everyone understands.

"Let's take a look at C."

Nick Fury said matter-of-factly that option B was thus dismissed, “Everyone knows how destructive the Hulk is. I can’t even imagine what the consequences would be if he caused a ruckus in the city center.”

Without in-depth analysis, the "Hulk causing chaos in the city" incident alone could absolutely have attracted international attention.

Because if the Hulk isn't stopped in time, this guy could demolish an entire city!

“The Hulk definitely possesses that kind of destructive power, but folks, I feel the timing is off.” Tony Stark immediately spotted the key point. “Remember when we created Vision?”

Everyone present wasn't stupid; in fact, Tony Stark didn't need to say anything more—everyone had already figured it out.

"When Stark implanted Jarvis's consciousness into Vision, Scarlet Witch and her brother, along with Captain America, went to stop Stark. That's when they were on Captain America's side."

"In the footage of Vision picking up Thor's hammer, Scarlet Witch and her brother are discussing with everyone how to fight Ultron."

"They were already on the same side as the Avengers before the Battle of Sokovia! They even fought Ultron alongside Vision and the Avengers in Sokovia!"

"After all that has happened, I think it's unlikely that Scarlet Witch will use mind-altering methods against Dr. Banner again."

"That's how you deal with enemies, isn't it? Like how you fought the Avengers alongside Ultron."

"Therefore, the Scarlet Witch's use of magic to confuse Dr. Banner must have occurred before the Battle of Sokovia!"

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Tony Stark shared his analysis.

Chapter 178 Spider-Man Causes an International Disaster?