American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Next, everyone turned their attention to option C.

"Go to Asgard to smear Thor. I have to say, it wouldn't be surprising if Loki did something like that."

Black Widow shrugged first and offered her opinion.

"'Smear'?" Tony Stark, as always, showed no mercy. "Does it even need to be smeared? Thor took Loki out of prison to fight Malekith, but he was utterly defeated and beaten to a pulp by the cursed warrior."

Thor's face darkened slightly.

Tony Stark, however, paid no attention to Thor's expression and continued to talk animatedly.

"Furthermore, Thor's decision to take Jane Foster alone to deal with Malekith must have been a violation of Odin's orders and an act of defiance."

"So all Loki needs to do is go back and spread the word, and Thor's prestige will be greatly diminished, and he may even be punished by Odin."

"That certainly seems to me to be Loki's style. What do you think, Thor?"

With that, Tony Stark turned his gaze to Thor and asked for Thor's opinion.

“That’s definitely Loki’s style.” Thor nodded in agreement.

Loki is indeed capable of doing such a thing.

"And what about D?"

Having finished analyzing option C, Star-Lord turned his attention to the last option and asked for everyone's opinions.

"How does Loki compare to Thor?" Strange asked from the side, looking at everyone.

"Although the two brothers each have their own strengths, overall, Loki's strength is not as good as Thor's," Captain America thought for a moment and gave a fairly fair assessment.

“Then I think Loki probably won’t make the decision to deal with the Dark Elves alone,” Strange offered his analysis and opinion.

"From your discussion, Thor lost to the Dark Elves, and Thor is stronger than Loki."

“Loki is the god of trickery and cunning, so he should be quite intelligent. Therefore, I don’t think he would make such an unwise decision.”

“Strange is right.” Black Widow nodded, agreeing with Strange’s point of view. “At that time, the Dark Elves’ strength far exceeded Loki’s ability to handle them.”

“Malikis retrieved the Aether, along with other Dark Elf soldiers and their mothership. Loki isn’t the kind of person who acts without reason.”

Option D was also largely uncontroversial and was eliminated by everyone.

"Options A and C are both quite in line with Loki's style. We will now have to choose between these two options."

Tony Stark then addressed the group, offering his own analysis, "If it were me, I would choose A."

"Because we all know that Loki was a prisoner of Asgard at the time. If he returned to Asgard, he would probably be arrested."

"In this situation, how effective can his advocacy be?"

Tony Stark's consideration was not without merit.

“Loki cares about Odin’s attitude towards him. Even if he’s captured, he can still tell Odin about it.” But Black Widow offered a different opinion.

It must be said that there is some truth to that.

If Loki were to go with Thor as a prisoner, even if he were to return to Asgard and be captured, he would likely be interrogated by Odin.

Loki didn't need to do anything else; he just needed to tell Odin what had happened, which would be equivalent to reporting Thor to the authorities.

That's enough.

"But what's the point of doing this?" Captain America pondered for a moment before saying, "Odin will investigate Thor's failure sooner or later."

"What good will going back to complain do?"

"Loki is a prisoner; Thor will still inherit the throne!"

“Rogers is right,” Thor nodded in agreement. “My father is the ruler of Asgard, and he will act in accordance with the laws of Asgard. Whether Loki sues or not is of little use. Loki should know this.”

After discussion, everyone concluded that the answer to this question was option A.

The next question is who will answer it.

By now, everyone who participated in the quiz has answered the questions once, meaning the first round of quizzes has ended, and this question is the first question in the new round.

After a brief discussion, Thor decided to answer the question, since it was Loki's question.

"I choose A! It's a prank!" Thor said, stating his answer to the big screen.

[Incorrect answer!]

But then the system suddenly indicated that option A was incorrect.

[The respondent, Thor Odinson, will be punished by having ten years of divine power erased. This is to be carried out immediately!]

Swish!

Thor's ten years of divine power vanished just like that.

"The answer isn't A?"

Thor didn't care about the fact that his divine power had been erased; he was just a little surprised. He carefully examined the situation and realized that option A was correct.

“If it’s not A, then the answer is C, right?” Star-Lord said from the side.

Based on everyone's previous analysis, A and C are the two most promising options.

"Some things, even if you know they are meaningless, people will still do them, because people are obsessed, and very few people can control their obsessions."

"Therefore, option C is still the most likely option besides option A."

After a moment's thought, Captain America spoke again.

The others present also carefully analyzed the remaining three options, and like Captain America, they believed that option C was the most likely.

"I choose C, I'm going back to Asgard to complain!"

After discussion, Captain America answered the question right after Thor.

[Incorrect answer!]

But it is still wrong.

[Questioner Steve Rogers will be penalized with the removal of his driving skills, effective immediately!]

Skills and stances can be relearned even if they're erased, so Captain America didn't care. He just looked surprised: "Not C either?"

Options A and C are the ones that best fit Loki's style and the logic of the events.

As for options B and D, both have significant drawbacks.

"The answer is either B or D?" Thor said, quite surprised.

Not only them, but everyone present felt very strange; no matter how you looked at it, neither of these two options seemed reasonable.

Unfortunately, the correct answer is found in these two options.

"Although options B and D seem unlikely, faking one's death to become king is the least likely!"

"The fact that Loki wants to deal with the Dark Elves alone might mean he's discovered some way to defeat them."

"After all, war is a complex matter. We cannot make a judgment based solely on the comparison of strength; that would be too simplistic and crude."

It is not too strange for the weak to defeat the strong, or for the weak to play a significant role in a battle.

It is possible that this could happen.

Loki faking his death to become king seems illogical from every perspective.

After further discussion, the remaining group settled on answer D.

As for who should answer, that fell to Tony Stark.

Although the reward for this problem wasn't the kind Tony Stark preferred, the process had essentially become a trial-and-error process, something these older folks were naturally suited for.

The newcomers Strange and Star-Lord are both silent; we can't just leave them hanging like this, can we?

After a brief exchange between Tony Stark and Black Widow, Tony Stark, displaying a certain gentlemanly demeanor, took on the somewhat uncertain question.

"I choose D, to fight the Dark Elves and prove that I am stronger than Thor!" Tony Stark also gave his answer.

[Incorrect answer!]

The answer still surprised everyone.

[The respondent, Tony Stark, will be punished by having one year of his lifespan removed. This is to be carried out immediately!]

Swish!

Tony Stark's lifespan was also cut short by a year, and he immediately felt a void within him, as if he had lost something important.

"Is this what it feels like to have your lifespan reduced?"

Tony Stark first made a sarcastic remark, then looked at everyone in surprise, "The answer to this question is B. Loki wants to be king? Even in this situation, he still wants to be king?"

Everyone present was speechless, and some even felt that they had been deceived by Loki.

This guy keeps saying he doesn't want to be king, he just wants to be on equal footing with Thor, right?

As a result, you've become a prisoner, and you still dream of becoming king?

That's not fair!

What grudge do we have against you that you would treat us like this?

[This question will be automatically locked after three consecutive incorrect answers detected. The user will be unable to answer while the question is locked.]

[This question is currently locked. We will now proceed directly to the analysis phase.]

The correct answer to this question is B: He faked his death in order to become the King of Asgard.

[The answer explanation will now be played.]

Immediately afterwards, a series of system notification sounds rang out.

"The answer just plays automatically?" Star-Lord was caught completely off guard and was filled with regret. "I was hoping to get a bargain."

The system was quite thoughtful; it blocked that path completely.

"How could such a vulnerability appear in the quiz system?" Strange asked matter-of-factly, slightly speechless.

Isn't this basically giving away the answer for free?

Star-Lord actually harbors such unrealistic expectations?

“You once said that there would be no more wise ruler than me. You are wrong.”