American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"The captain is actually going to hand Vision over to Stark?"

This surprised many viewers, as it was different from what they had expected.

Logically speaking, after the lesson of Ultron, Captain America shouldn't dare to trust Tony Stark again.

It seems that something else must have happened at the time that led Captain America to make this decision.

Damn it!

Inside the Quinjet, Hawkeye Patton muttered a curse in frustration.

The scene ends here.

This footage fully showcases how the Avengers fought to seize Vision.

It also revealed another piece of information: when exactly the Scarlet Witch and her brother betrayed Ultron and joined forces with the Avengers.

Apart from that, there wasn't any other particularly valuable intelligence.

"That's Ultron?"

Strange and Star-Lord, however, watched with great interest and amazement.

That exciting fight scene was definitely worth watching like a Hollywood blockbuster.

[Question: How did Star-Lord Peter Quill defeat Ronan the Accuser and save the galaxy?]

[A. Defeat Ronan head-on through one's own superior strength]

[B. Using clever tricks, he managed to steal the Power Stone from Ronan.]

[C. Perform an awkward dance in front of Ronan to attract his attention and steal the Power Stone]

[D. Destroy Ronan's mothership, the Dark Star; Ronan is destroyed and all crew members are killed.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a space combat suit 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.

After a brief discussion, a new question arose.

Chapter 198 Good heavens, even awkward dancing can save the world!

Swish!

After the new question appeared, the atmosphere became strange, and everyone's eyes turned to a certain goofball.

Save the galaxy?

real or fake?

Is the system playing a joke on everyone?

This guy seems unreliable at first glance, and the longer you get to know him, the more unreliable you'll find him.

So this guy saved the galaxy?

Although the answering system never made a mistake, everyone present still felt an extremely surreal feeling.

"Saving the galaxy? That's me?"

Not to mention anyone else, even Star-Lord himself was stunned.

He was just a lowly henchman who made a living by following Yondu. Although he kept calling himself a legendary thief, he actually did nothing but petty theft and was a complete nobody.

It's insignificant and unimportant.

But now the system is telling him that he will save the galaxy in the future?

This feels a bit too absurd.

It's like a beggar on the street suddenly being told that he's actually a super-rich second-generation heir, and that the reason he's been poor all these years is because his father was testing him.

That's bullshit.

"Save the Milky Way? That's the Milky Way!"

Tony Stark's voice rose a few decibels as he felt it was utterly awful.

They struggled so much to save the Earth, and he even lost his life in the end, but this seemingly unreliable guy ended up saving the galaxy?

“Mr. Star-Lord, this is truly astonishing. It seems you are quite a remarkable person.” Black Widow also looked at Star-Lord with surprise.

“I’ve said it before, I am the legendary thief, Star-Lord.”

Although Star-Lord was also confused, he still enjoyed being the center of attention, and he couldn't help but smile smugly.

"Alright everyone, let's get back to the topic."

Seeing that the discussion was starting to veer off-topic, Captain America immediately spoke up to remind everyone and bring the topic back on track.

"The accuser, Ronan? Who is he?"

Tony Stark couldn't help but ask first, "Defeating him saved the galaxy. Conversely, could it be understood that this Ronan could threaten the entire galaxy?"

The people present were quite taken aback.

Thanos and Dormammu both posed a threat to the entire Earth, but this guy directly threatened the entire Milky Way!

Without a doubt, this is another interstellar gaming expert.

"Thor, do you know Ronan the Accuser?" Captain America asked Thor with a serious expression.

Thor shook his head. He had never even heard of Thanos, let alone Ronan, who was far inferior to Thanos.

"And what about you, Mr. Star-Lord?" Captain America turned his gaze to Star-Lord again.

“Uh… sorry, I don’t know who this guy is either.” Star-Lord also shook his head.

He was just a nobody, a nobody. At his level, his social circle was extremely limited, and he had never even heard of Ronan.

“Fine! Since nobody knows who Ronan is, let’s just ignore it.” Tony Stark shrugged. “We just need to know that he was a cosmic overlord; it won’t affect our answers.”

At this point, Tony Stark officially began his analysis.

He turned his attention to option A: "Defeat Ronan head-on? Star-Lord, no offense, but you probably don't have that kind of strength, do you? You don't look like a strong person."

"I'm not weak, okay!" Star-Lord would never admit to being weak, and immediately retorted righteously, "None of you are necessarily my match!"

However, Star-Lord's words carried a hint of unease, as he had learned about the strength of the group before him through the quiz.

If they were to actually fight, he would definitely be the one who gets thrashed.

But in terms of momentum, we absolutely cannot be weak.

"Is that so?" Tony Stark raised an eyebrow, seeing right through Star-Lord's facade. "Mr. Star-Lord, you seem to have never properly introduced yourself. Would you mind showing us your skills?"

“There’s no need for that, I’m afraid I’ll scare you.” Star-Lord waved his hands repeatedly and immediately began to divert everyone’s attention, “Although I am very strong, but…”

There's always a "but".

"However, since Ronan is capable of threatening the entire galaxy, it's only natural that I can't defeat him."

Star-Lord said it as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

Defeating the cosmic overlord is not a disgrace, but an honor, okay?

"Okay, it looks like we can rule out A."

Thor's decisive statement marked the end of the analysis for option A, allowing us to move on to the next option.

"Tricked the Power Stone from Ronan?"

Black Widow then spoke up, "Everyone, option C also mentions the Power Stone. Does this mean that Ronan has an Infinity Stone?"

"Although the question doesn't say it that way, I think it probably is." Captain America nodded in agreement.

The others present also did not raise any objections.

This is a natural and logical conclusion.

"Trick them out of the gems?" Tony Stark couldn't help but shake his head repeatedly. "We don't need to discuss this option anymore, do we? Do you think anyone would be a fool to fall for Star-Lord's tricks? Thor, would you?"

This silly guy is even worse than Thor. At least Thor is all brawn and no brains, and he's good at fighting.

But this Star-Lord?

Tony Stark's impression of him was that he was slow-witted and simple-minded.

It's obvious at a glance that someone's intelligence has been chronically deficient.

Ronan is a formidable figure who can threaten even the Milky Way galaxy. How could he be fooled by someone with such low intelligence?

Tony Stark simply couldn't believe it.

"Stark, you bastard!" Thor almost couldn't resist hitting him.

If Thor hadn't been familiar with Tony Stark and known what kind of person he was, he would have punched Tony Stark in the face long ago.

"What do you mean by that? Are you looking down on my intelligence?" Star-Lord was also very unhappy.

But when he glanced around, he noticed that everyone around him was looking at him with a knowing look!

What the hell?

What kind of looks are those!

"First, let me correct something: my intelligence is beyond your imagination. You have no idea how I've dealt with Yondu and his ilk all these years, but..."

Sure enough, another one came along.

“Playing tricks and using cunning tactics is definitely not my style, nor is it my forte,” Star-Lord explained to everyone.

"It sounds like B can also be ruled out," Strange summarized for everyone.

No one spent much time on option B, and they started discussing option C.

"Should I really perform an awkward dance to attract attention?"

Tony Stark was utterly shocked by this option; he thought it was a joke created by the quiz system.

What kind of person would use awkward dancing to attract attention?

Was it during a battle against a cosmic overlord?