American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Thor couldn't help but exclaim in amazement. Even though he had been fighting endlessly in the Nine Realms, he had rarely encountered anything like this, where a city had been razed to the ground.

This event happened on Earth, and one can imagine the enormous impact and sensation it would cause.

"Fortunately, Stark stopped researching Ultron, so this kind of thing won't happen again in the future," Captain America said with a relieved expression.

After he finished speaking, Captain America was still a little uneasy, and glanced at Tony Stark for confirmation: "Stark, am I right? You haven't done anything dangerous like that again, have you?"

"You mean creating Ultron?" Tony Stark shook his head decisively. "Of course not. Why would I create Ultron?"

What I created was an illusion; these are two different things, okay?

Tony Stark then added in his mind another sentence.

"call!"

After receiving an affirmative answer, Captain America couldn't help but breathe a long sigh of relief.

That's good, no need to research it!

[Here's a question: "With a divine body comparable to a mortal," which of the following figures is being referred to?]

A. Thor

【B. Loki, the god of trickery and cunning】

【C. Star-Lord Peter Quill】

[D. Ronan the Accuser]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a shielding helmet 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.

Not long after everyone finished discussing it, a new question appeared.

Chapter 213 Outrageous, Star-Lord is actually a god?

"To have a divine body comparable to a mortal?"

Star-Lord stared at the question on the big screen and exclaimed in surprise, "Is there a mistake in this question? Is it reversed? Shouldn't it be 'With a mortal body, comparable to a god'?"

Not only Star-Lord, but everyone else present also felt that the question looked strange.

With a divine body, how can one be comparable to a mortal?

Is this some kind of joke the system is playing on us?

The literal meaning of this sentence is that there is a person who is clearly a god, but is so useless that he is like a mortal. What kind of god would be so useless?

"I know this question might look a little strange, and it's different from the questions we've encountered before."

Captain America spoke up, looking serious as he addressed the group, "But the quiz system doesn't make mistakes; whatever it says is what it says. Let's analyze this question carefully."

"The captain is right. Just as some mortals can reach the level of gods through their own abilities, it is also reasonable for some gods to become mortals because of their own strength."

Black Widow nodded in agreement, "Whether it's a human or a god, everyone's aptitude is different. There are geniuses and people with ordinary aptitude, right?"

“That being said, I really find it hard to imagine that any god could be so useless.” Thor shook his head repeatedly, indicating that he couldn’t imagine it at all.

Even if he's completely useless, he's still a god!

How did I end up like an ordinary person?

Wouldn't that be a great disgrace to God?

If any god were to appear, they would probably be expelled from the pantheon immediately.

I can't afford to lose face like that.

"'With a divine body' comparable to a mortal, then the person in the option must first and foremost be a god."

Captain America's voice continued, and he began his analysis, "Thor and Loki are both gods, that goes without saying. So what are the other two options, Star-Lord?"

At this point, Captain America subconsciously turned his gaze to Star-Lord and couldn't help but look him up and down.

god?

This is it?

If this thing is a god, then everyone in the world is probably a god, right?

This was an unconscious thought that couldn't help but pop into Captain America's mind. There was no way around it; Star-Lord just didn't look like a god at all.

Even associating it with the word "god" feels so incongruous.

Not only Captain America, but everyone else present also subconsciously turned their gaze to Star-Lord, starting to scrutinize him closely, trying to see if this guy could actually be a god.

But no matter how you look at it, it seems impossible.

I even find such suspicion absurd.

God, is it really that degrading?

"What kind of look is that?" Star-Lord felt offended. "Don't you believe... I might be a god?"

"God?" Thor shook his head repeatedly, as if Star-Lord being a god was an insult to him. "A god can't be so fat! You don't look like a god at all."

"Thor, attacking someone's appearance is superficial!" Star-Lord immediately said, looking annoyed. "Besides, how am I fat? I'm all muscle, okay? Bigger muscles than yours!"

"Star-Lord, that's just excess fat."

Strange ruthlessly exposed Star-Lord's true colors, "I'm a doctor, and I can tell you with certainty that what you have is flab! Thor is all muscle, and you do... have a bit of fat."

"Did you hear that? This is an authoritative judgment from a therapist." Thor grinned smugly.

“Okay… I’m a little out of shape now.” Star-Lord still looked unconvinced. “But can you stay this way forever? Maybe one day you’ll be a 200-pound fatso!”

"Impossible!" Thor laughed upon hearing this. "Such a thing could never happen!"

“Star-Lord,” Black Widow’s voice rang out. She stared at Star-Lord and asked seriously, “Where are you from? Are you from Earth? Because you look exactly like an Earthling. That thing on your waist, that’s an old-fashioned cassette player, something from Earth.”

After Black Widow mentioned it, everyone noticed that hidden inside Star-Lord's jacket was a very old-fashioned Walkman, a type of device that evoked childhood memories for many people, dating back to the last century.

"These are songs I loved listening to when I was a kid; they're all classic tracks," Star-Lord boasted, introducing his Walkman.

"You loved listening to this stuff when you were a kid?" Tony Stark glanced at Star-Lord, now he had no more doubts. "Then you are indeed from Earth."

“What? No, I’m not from Earth, I’m from Missouri!” Star-Lord immediately shook his head in denial.

"Idiot, that's Earth!" Tony Stark said, speechless.

He then glanced at everyone present and said, "Star-Lord is an Earthling, so the answer can't be him."

"Wait a minute, Stark."

Captain America immediately raised a crucial question: "Star-Lord gripped the Power Stone with his bare hands and withstood its energy; this is something no human could do."

A slight silence fell over the room. Captain America had hit the nail on the head: it was absolutely impossible for an Earthling to do such a thing.

Based on this alone, it's certain that Star-Lord is definitely not from Earth.

But the other person just said that they are from Missouri!

"So Star-Lord is an alien born and raised on Earth, with a human face?" Black Widow summarized Star-Lord's situation, and a sense of mystery immediately emerged.

"Star-Lord, who are your parents?" Tony Stark asked seriously after a moment of silence.

"My mother, the most beautiful and lovely woman in the world, unfortunately died of illness when I was very young, and then I was kidnapped by Yondu and taken to another planet."

Star-Lord then began to give a brief introduction of his mother to everyone.

Everyone understood then that he died of illness, which clearly indicated he was just an ordinary Earthling.

"And what about your father?" Strange couldn't help but ask curiously from the side.

"As for my father... I have no memory of him at all. When I was a child, I was very envious of other children playing pitching with their fathers, so I told others that David Hosoff was my father."

Star-Lord hesitated for a moment, seemingly reluctant to bring up the topic, but after a brief pause, he still spoke up to everyone.

“David Hosoff? The one who made Knight Rider…the big star of the last century?” Tony Stark couldn’t help but shake his head and click his tongue in amazement. “You really dare to make things up.”

"Star-Lord's father!" Thor clapped his hands. "Then it could be Star-Lord's father! Star-Lord's mother was an ordinary Earthling, right? But he had no idea who his father was! Star-Lord's ability to withstand the power of the Infinity Stones might come from his father!"

The general consensus is that Thor's conjecture is a logical conclusion.

"So, if that's the case, Star-Lord's father might be a god, so Star-Lord might also be a god?" Captain America glanced at everyone and made a conclusion.

"I'm not sure if Star-Lord is a god, but mortals certainly can't withstand the energy of the Infinity Stones, so... let's just treat Star-Lord as a god for now."

After a moment's thought, Black Widow addressed the group.

No one raised any objections, and Star-Lord eventually became one of the "candidates" and was not ruled out.

"Ronan?"

Finally, everyone's attention fell on the last option: "Although we don't know anything about him, with his abilities, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him a god."

"Therefore, the initial conclusion of the screening is that all four people in the options are gods and cannot be screened. We need to further eliminate them."

Strange shrugged and offered his opinion first, "I don't know about the others, but I think Ronan can be ruled out. No matter how you look at it, he's not an ordinary person."

"Ronan can definitely be ruled out, and I think Loki can also be ruled out."

Tony Stark then chimed in, "Loki may have been defeated by the superheroes, but by all accounts, he was no ordinary man."

"We can't treat him like an ordinary person just because he failed."

"Stark, why did you rule out Loki first, but not me?" Thor asked, somewhat puzzled. "I'm much stronger than Loki, aren't I?"

“Under normal circumstances, that is true, but Thor, don’t forget when Odin exiled you.” Tony Stark said to Thor with a serious expression, “Back then, you were treated as a mental patient and locked up in a hospital.”

Speaking of this embarrassing part of his past, Thor couldn't help but want to cover his face. "Stark, can we please not talk about this?"

“No, Thor, I have to bring this up, it’s related to this question,” Tony Stark insisted. “With a godlike physique comparable to a mortal, you absolutely fit that description back then.”

“Thor, Stark is right.” Captain America said to Thor with a serious expression, “You did fit the description in the question back then.”

At that time, Thor was actually locked up in a mental hospital, which shows how weak he was.

Moreover, apart from a few participants who knew Thor in advance through the quiz system, everyone else regarded Thor as a mortal.

This is not just comparable to an ordinary person, but is simply an ordinary person!

There is no option that fits the description in the question better than this.