"The answering system only shows us a fragment, not the whole event. All we can get is the information conveyed by that fragment, nothing more."

"This could lead to deviations."

"For example, in a previous quiz I went through, we all agreed that Nick Fury was assassinated, but in fact Nick Fury did not die in that assassination, but died in the 'ash-to-the-sky incident'."

"So it's also possible that Loki's situation is like this: Thor may have thought Loki was dead, but Loki was actually alive."

“Soldier, you’ve certainly hit the nail on the head.” Loki nodded in agreement. “But you can’t be sure about that, can you?”

While it's possible that Loki didn't die from the stab the Cursed Warrior in the Dark World, it's also possible that he did.

The possibility of death is even greater.

After all, Thor isn't stupid; the possibility of him misjudging whether someone is dead or not is unlikely.

“We haven’t officially started the analysis yet, so please be patient,” Tony Stark interrupted Loki.

After some contemplation, he offered his assessment: "Although I wish you had died by then, unfortunately, it seems very likely that you did not die at that time."

“Really? I’m sorry to disappoint you, Tin Man.” Loki shrugged at Tony Stark.

"It's okay, I'm not disappointed."

Tony Stark shrugged seriously. "Although you didn't die that time, you died later. What we need to do next is figure out which time it was, right?"

“A very certain tone. Looks like you’ve remembered something, Tin Man.” Loki stared straight at Tony Stark.

Everyone else present also turned their attention to Tony Stark.

“I do remember something,” Tony Stark nodded, then addressed the others, “Thor’s hammer!”

Thor's hammer?

Everyone present was taken aback by what Tony Stark said at first, but then they gradually realized what was going on.

"Hela, the goddess of death, crushed Thor's hammer! And Loki was with Thor at that time!" Nick Fury said, his one eye gleaming.

"The quiz system clearly shows us how Thor led Loki out of the Asgardian tunnels and into the Dark World to fight Malekith."

"Throughout the entire process, Thor's hammer remained perfectly intact."

"so……"

"Wait a minute," Loki finally couldn't help but call out from the side, "Excuse me, did you just say that the Goddess of Death or something crushed Thor's hammer?"

"In your Midgard culture, the act of pinching should also be done with your hands, right?" Loki asked, making a pinching gesture with his hand.

“Unbelievable, isn’t it? But that’s right, Loki, she crushed Thor’s hammer with her bare hands.” Tony Stark also made a crushing gesture as he spoke to Loki.

"That's impossible!" Loki immediately shook his head, his face full of disbelief.

“Of course you have the right not to believe it!” Tony Stark said with an attitude that said, “Believe it or not.”

"So... when Thor's hammer was crushed by Hela, the goddess of death, it happened after they went to the underworld to fight Malekith!"

Hawkeye Barton's voice rang out, and he made two basic judgments: "Or... before the Dark Elves invaded Asgard!"

"Before that, Thor's hammer had been repaired again, which is why he swung it once more when the dark elves invaded Asgard."

“Theoretically, that’s true, but Barton, I think it’s more likely that this will happen afterward,” Tony Stark also expressed his opinion.

"Let's go over the timeline. Thor and his group went to the Dark World two or three years later!"

"If this had happened before the Dark Elves invaded Asgard, it would have meant that within the next two or three years, Thor and Loki would have appeared on Earth together, and then Hela would have crushed Thor's hammer."

"But let's look at what has happened over the years?"

"Remember that footage? When Thor took Loki away on the spaceship, that guy in the armor said Loki had been locked up in jail for so long, and Loki was wearing shackles!"

"Loki is imprisoned in Asgard!"

"Furthermore, we also know that the Rainbow Bridge was already broken during the Battle of New York!"

"Therefore, the possibility that Loki and Thor will descend to Earth again during this period is very small, unless... they encounter Hela before they leave Earth after the Battle of New York."

“But that’s obviously impossible, because Thor and the others knew Hela’s name when she appeared, but just now, Loki clearly acted like he didn’t recognize her.”

Although the analysis is a bit complicated, the logic is still very clear.

It's highly unlikely that the event of Hela, the goddess of death, crushing Thor's hammer occurred before the Dark Elves' invasion of Asgard.

“Stark is right.” Black Widow immediately nodded in agreement. “There’s a high chance that Hela crushed Thor’s hammer after Loki was ‘killed’.”

After everyone's analysis, option A was eliminated without much controversy.

"Can we also eliminate option D?" Captain America made a judgment. "Whether Ragnarok in Asgard is the same as Ragnarok in mythology, we don't know."

"But Thor said before that Surtur's artifact, the Eternal Flame, has always been kept in the treasury of Asgard."

"And Surtur, who has lost the Eternal Flame, doesn't seem to be very powerful."

"What exactly is it that Thor hasn't told you?" Loki couldn't help but look speechless.

Is it reasonable for a god to reveal all his secrets to a group of mortals?

“According to Thor, Asgard’s vaults are protected by top-tier forces in the universe, and are personally guarded by the Destroyer, so… I think D can be ruled out for now.” Nick Fury also expressed his agreement.

The two looked around at everyone's opinions, and since no one raised any objections for the time being, option D was temporarily ruled out.

Everyone then focused their attention on the remaining two options, B and C.

"We currently have no leads regarding Thanos's breach of the Asgardian starship and Hela's invasion of Asgard."

"Especially Hela, the goddess of death. So far, we know nothing about her except that she is very powerful."

Nick Fury then scanned the remaining two options with his one eye and addressed the group.

"Thanos and Hela, the Goddess of Death, both have the ability to kill Loki, but if I had to choose... I would lean towards option B."

After some deliberation, Black Widow made her own judgment.

"Is that so, Midgard woman, Romanov? You think I'll die at Thanos's hands?" Loki's face showed a hint of curiosity. "I'd really like to hear your reasons."

"I died protecting Asgard, no offense intended, but Loki, I feel this is not your style, but Thor's."

"Of course, this is just something I mentioned in passing, and it's not the basis of my judgment... or rather, it only accounts for a very small proportion."

Black Widow said to Loki.

“I don’t think it’s offensive at all. In fact, I think you have a point!” Loki agreed.

He has just learned about his origins and has been "betrayed" by Thor and Odin, so he harbors a great deal of resentment towards Asgard.

Now, if he were to put himself in Asgard's shoes and imagine it being invaded, Loki really didn't think he would fight to the death.

That's really not the style of his cunning and scheming god.

"The biggest reason I made this judgment is starships! Although I've never seen a starship and don't know how big it is, it's just a spaceship!"

"The options say that Thanos breached the starship, which means Loki only has two choices: either escape or stay on the ship and face Thanos directly."

"But in either case, I don't have a good chance of winning against Loki."

Facing Thanos head-on goes without saying. Thanos was, after all, recognized by the system as a supreme ruler of the universe. Regardless of whether he had the Infinity Stones or not, everyone believed that he had the power to kill Loki.

Moreover, since they breached the spaceship, it certainly wasn't Thanos alone; he brought a fleet with him.

As for escaping, the situation is equally dire.

Since Thanos breached the Asgardian spaceship, it means that the enemy fleet was stronger than the Asgardian fleet.

Shooting down Loki's ship wouldn't be anything strange.

"But what if the war took place in Asgard?" Black Widow then glanced at Loki and posed this question.

Without Black Widow needing to say anything more, everyone had already made their own judgments.

If the battlefield were in Asgard, it would be a completely different story. Asgard is, after all, the realm of the gods and Loki's stronghold.

It contains the Asgardian army, various fortifications, fleets, and even Thor and Odin...

Previously, regarding the question about Thor's mother being killed, everyone analyzed the power of Asgard in detail. Apart from Thanos with the five Infinity Stones, it's really hard to think of anyone else in the universe who possesses such power.

A direct invasion of Asgard to kill Thor's mother is virtually impossible.

Killing Loki in the same way would be no less difficult than killing Frigga.

These two, one a queen and the other a prince, are quite similar.

Of course, people are not familiar with Hela. It is possible for Hela to do such a thing, but in any case, it is much, much more difficult than Thanos breaking into the spaceship.

Comparing the two, Thanos is naturally the more likely choice.

Without any other relevant known clues to support it, this is the only way everyone can make this judgment.

“Natasha is right!” Hawkeye Barton immediately chimed in, agreeing with Black Widow’s opinion. “If it were me, I would also choose B.”

Although Black Widow did not elaborate on her analysis process, it was something that she had considered, and everyone present had also thought of.

After all, no matter how you look at it, option B has a better chance of winning.

The people present exchanged glances, and no one expressed any major objection.

Both options A and D are supported by known facts, and their persuasiveness is not questionable, so they were eliminated without much controversy.

Although there are no known clues to support options B and C, comparing the two options, B is indeed more likely.

The next question is who will answer this question.

After a brief discussion among those who hadn't yet answered the questions, the spot was awarded to Black Widow.

After all, the reward for this challenge is high-tech firearms, and only Black Widow and Nick Fury are using firearms on site.

However, Nick Fury, as a commander, mostly works behind the scenes, so Black Widow is naturally a better fit in comparison.

"I choose B, to be killed by Thanos!" Black Widow didn't hesitate and gave her answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately provided feedback, confirming the answer was correct.

[Congratulations to Natasha Romanov for winning an E-11 Explosive Rifle!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

Chapter 181 Thanos, the Great Demon King, Slaughters Asgard

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