American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“I thought Bucky might need some psychological treatment and guidance after being controlled by Hydra for so long, but I didn’t expect things to be this serious.”

Captain America said in a deep voice.

He finally understood why Hydra hadn't given up on Bucky all this time and was still causing trouble, trying to take Bucky back.

It turns out that controlling Bucky was such a simple thing.

All you need to do is recite a short passage of vocabulary.

Moreover, judging from the images shown, there were no other additional conditions. It seems that anyone could control Bucky simply by reciting those words.

This is just too terrifying.

The only consolation now is that Captain America and his team have taken control of Hydra's top leadership.

Any secret of Hydra should be able to be successfully uncovered.

Captain America secretly made a decision: after this round of questions, he would immediately go back and ask Pierce about the specifics of controlling Bucky.

During the year Captain America captured Pierce, he was so busy uncovering Hydra's secrets that he neglected Bucky's situation.

It now seems that this matter can no longer be delayed.

"The 'code' to control the Winter Soldier should be a top secret of Hydra. The fact that Zemo was able to find it shows that he is no ordinary person."

Tony Stark couldn't help but exclaim.

The others present also wholeheartedly agreed.

He unearthed such secrets from Hydra and used the counterterrorism task force as a pawn to help him find Bucky, whom no one else could find.

This guy is definitely not an ordinary person.

Fortunately, the Sokovia War should not happen now, and Zemo should not cause any more trouble.

Chapter 196 Iron Man: I'm too strong, is that my fault?

"That 'doctor.'"

Thor spoke up at this point, having also noticed something: "Now we can confirm that the 'doctor' mentioned in the Civil War footage is Colonel Zemo."

"Obviously."

Black Widow chimed in, "After Rogers and Bucky fell into the water, they evaded the task force's pursuit."

"Then, Rogers learned from Bucky about the existence of five other super soldiers, so they planned to steal a plane from the airport to stop Zemo from using those five super soldiers."

"We all know what happened after that..."

“The Starks started a civil war to stop Rogers and his men, but after a battle, Rogers and Bucky still managed to reach the base,” Thor added, continuing Black Widow’s words.

"However, the 'Doctor' resurrecting the other five super soldiers, which everyone was worried about, did not happen. Those five super soldiers were killed by the 'Doctor'."

"What awaits everyone there is a very dangerous video."

Everything from beginning to end was thus connected.

[Here's a question: Superheroes fought a fierce battle with Ultron on the highway to seize Vision's body. Who ultimately managed to steal Vision?]

[A. Black Widow Natasha Romanoff]

[B. Captain America, Steve Rogers]

C. Iron Man, Tony Stark

[D. The Hulk]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a physical attribute enhancement card 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.

At this moment, a new question appeared, drawing everyone's attention to the screen.

Previously, in footage related to Vision's birth, it was shown that Vision was a body created by Ultron for himself, but it was later stolen by the Avengers.

However, the specifics of how it was stolen remain unclear to everyone.

This question will reveal the relevant information.

"Who stole Vision? Captain America can be ruled out, right?"

Thor glanced at the big screen and finally settled on option B. "He was the one who stopped the Starks from researching Vision."

"So if Rogers stole Vision, he probably wouldn't have handed Vision over to Stark, right?"

Thor's judgment is the most intuitive and obvious one, and there is nothing wrong with it.

"Is it possible that Captain America didn't know Stark was researching that Vision guy?" Star-Lord, who had been listening for a while, chimed in, "and only found out later, which is why he tried to stop him?"

After witnessing Thor's lightning clone, Strange's hanging ring, and Captain America's moonwalk, Star-Lord finally changed his attitude towards the quiz system.

I'm thinking of getting involved and giving it a try.

After all, so far, none of the participants have encountered any problems; on the contrary, they have benefited.

While Star-Lord couldn't be 100% certain whether those benefits were genuine system rewards or just something people were faking, at least...

There's no harm in it, is there?

What if it's true? Wouldn't I regret it terribly if I missed it?

“Mr. Star-Lord is right.”

Black Widow immediately nodded. "We've all seen the footage. Stark only discussed it privately with Dr. Banner and persuaded him before starting the experiment, just like when he created Ultron."

"Even so, I don't think it would be me." After some thought, Captain America still held this view.

"Perhaps I am conservative and old-fashioned. I have always been strongly opposed to studying things that involve forces that I cannot control."

"Before that, Stark created Ultron, which caused a great deal of trouble for everyone."

"Even if Stark had initially stated to everyone that he wouldn't research Vision, I probably wouldn't have handed Vision over to him."

Given the painful lesson of Ultron, it's perfectly understandable that Captain America wouldn't dare entrust Vision to Stark again.

It makes sense.

No one raised any objections, and option B was eliminated without much controversy.

"Great!"

Seeing that he had successfully played a role in his first quiz, Star-Lord was in a great mood.

He glanced at the other options and continued, "So what about the other options?"

“We all know Ultron’s abilities; he’s not just a lone individual, but an entire Iron Legion.”

Captain America spoke in a deep voice to everyone, "So the war described in the question might be a war between the Avengers and an Iron Legion."

There are a million possibilities in this kind of war, and nothing would be surprising.

Without knowing any details about the war, it is impossible to make any effective judgments.

"The Steel Legion?"

Strange couldn't help but exclaim in surprise. Could that guy named Ultron be another tech mogul?

The kind that's just as good as Tony Stark?

“That’s right, the Iron Legion.” Black Widow briefly explained Ultron to Strange.

However, it was only mentioned briefly, without going into too much detail.

"An intelligent robot that wants to destroy humanity?"

Strange was stunned, his brain unable to process it all at once.

Just half an hour ago, he was a highly educated and brilliant doctor, but in the past half hour, he has received far too much information that has completely shattered his worldview.

It's really hard to digest all of this in a short time.

Where is Hulk?

Thor then pointed to option D and asked, "If Hulk is the 'angry Hulk,' then the answer to this question can't be him. Is there any way we can determine that?"

Thor's words made a lot of sense. Now that he had brought up the issue, everyone present began to ponder it.

“I think we can rule out the Hulk.” After a moment, Tony Stark spoke first to everyone.

The tone was quite certain, indicating that he must have connected it to some concrete clues.

"That's right, Hulk should still be the angry version of Hulk."

Black Widow nodded as well, she seemed to have thought of something too. "We all know how Ultron was born, and think back to the Avengers attacking that Hydra base to steal the scepter, Thor, what comes to mind?"

Even if Thor were slow-witted, after being reminded to this extent by Black Widow, he immediately realized: "That's right, Hulk can indeed be ruled out!"

"Although the footage at the time did not show the outcome, it did show that the Starks had already stormed the Strucker base, and the Captain went inside the base to look for the scepter, so the scepter must have fallen into the hands of the Avengers."

"Then, Stark used the scepter to create Ultron. That must be how things must have happened!"

There is indeed no doubt about this, after all, when Stark and Dr. Banner were studying the scepter, they were discussing topics such as "why Strucker is so creative".

They also said they saw some very advanced robots at the Strucker base.

The Starks and their crew stole the scepter from the Strucker base and immediately began researching Ultron; it's practically a done deal.

"And when we attacked Strucker, Hulk couldn't control his anger and needed to sing a lullaby!"

"Even when Natasha went to him to sing a lullaby, Hulk was still smashing a tank!"

Hulk's condition is now confirmed.

He was indeed an angry version of the Hulk back then.

In this state, Hulk doesn't know anything about stealing things; he just smashes things.

Of course, the time when the Hydra base was captured and the time when Ultron created Vision's body were not strictly the same.

However, the time interval between the two is very short, not long.

In particular, the creation of Ultron: Stark and his crew returned to New York from Sokovia in Quinjet fighters and created Ultron in just three days.

Ultron then defected, went to Klaue, stole the vibranium, and then printed Vision's body.