American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"The black mage that Casillas killed at the beginning was the last mage of the London Temple!"

Star-Lord's words made a lot of sense, and everyone agreed with them.

The fact that the mages of the London Temple could indeed have been wiped out by Casillas and his men further proves Casillas's power.

Besides Casillas's strength, this further explains Casillas's purpose.

This guy has been plotting to kill the Ancient One all along.

And this murderous intent sometimes speaks volumes more than actual strength.

Even if Kaecilius is not as powerful as the Ancient One, he has been plotting to assassinate her for a long time and has been constantly causing trouble, so it is entirely possible that he could kill the Ancient One.

It's never been strange for the weak to defeat the strong.

Moreover, Kaecilius might not necessarily be weaker than the Ancient One.

Therefore, option B is absolutely possible, and no one present can think of any reason to rule it out.

After some discussion, option B could neither be ruled out nor confirmed, so it remained undecided.

Immediately afterwards, everyone turned their attention to option C.

"Thanos himself is very powerful, he also has a huge interstellar fleet, and he even managed to seize the Infinity Stones."

“Although the Ancient One was also very powerful, I wouldn’t be surprised if she were killed by Thanos,” Thor said to everyone first, making a simple and basic judgment.

"In terms of strength, that's certainly the case," Tony Stark quickly offered a different perspective, "but I don't think it's Thanos."

"The Battle of Wakanda was Thanos's first visit to Earth, and by the time of the Battle of Wakanda, Thanos already possessed the Time Stone."

"We just learned through the quiz system that Doctor Strange gave the Time Stone to Thanos on his own initiative."

"This is enough to prove that the Ancient One was already dead before Thanos descended on Earth."

There's no doubt about this, since everyone analyzed it when we started answering the questions.

It is highly likely that the Ancient One died before handing the Infinity Stones to Doctor Strange.

To be honest, this option is not difficult to analyze. It's easy to figure out once you think about it, and everyone has no questions about it, so C is eliminated.

Of the three options, only the last one remains.

"The Infinite Ultron who slaughtered the multiverse?"

Dr. Banner was the first to frown and exclaim softly.

For everyone, the message conveyed by this option is quite astonishing.

"Slaughtering the multiverse" and "Infinite Ultron"—each of these phrases is a powerful blow to everyone's mind.

"Multiverse? Does this mean parallel universes? This isn't just a theory or hypothesis, but something real?" Strange murmured to himself.

Despite having encountered all sorts of incredible things and mind-blowing phenomena since he started answering questions, the multiverse still amazed him.

"That's right, Strange, the multiverse exists!"

Tony Stark said emphatically to Strange, "Didn't I tell you before that the future the quiz system foreshadows is actually a future from another, normal timeline?"

"What multiverse, what parallel universes? What are you talking about?"

Star-Lord, looking utterly bewildered, as if he had just eaten the fruit of the bewilderment tree, stared blankly at the group of people who were talking animatedly and asked them a question.

Faced with such a novice with no scientific knowledge, Tony Stark had no choice but to explain the concept of the multiverse to Star-Lord.

This immediately threw Star-Lord into a state of confusion.

“We encountered a problem about parallel universes before, in which a person’s identity changed, resulting in very bad consequences.”

"So yes, the multiverse has been proven to exist, and we've always known that."

"But what we didn't know was that someone could actually break down the dimensional barriers between the multiverses and travel between them!"

Tony Stark addressed the crowd, his voice still trembling with shock.

The same was true for the other participants in the meeting; their hearts were also in turmoil, and they were unable to remain calm for a long time.

"This is insane! Absolutely insane!" Star-Lord's entire worldview shattered. "It's not me who's insane, it's the world that's insane!"

"Breaking down dimensional barriers and traversing the multiverse, to be honest, it will take me a long time to accept all of this."

Dr. Banner shook his head repeatedly.

“This is the craziest thing I’ve ever heard in my 1,500 years of life,” Thor said.

The fact that someone could travel through the multiverse was like a bombshell, leaving everyone completely stunned.

It took a long time for everyone to gradually calm down and stop the turmoil in their hearts.

Chapter 225 The Terrifying Power of Gathering All Six Infinity Stones

"Everyone, since the answer system has said so, then someone must be able to break through the multiverse."

After Captain America had processed this horrifying fact, he was the first to speak, saying to everyone, "There's nothing to discuss here. I think what we should be discussing is the person who did this!"

Infinite Ultron!

With Captain America's words, everyone's attention immediately turned to those four words.

They all frowned.

"So this person who can travel through the multiverse is actually Ultron?" Thor frowned, looking puzzled. "Infinite Ultron, shouldn't he also be Ultron? But why Infinite Ultron?"

"What does the word 'infinite' represent?" Dr. Banner pondered, then uttered aloud.

Everyone knows what Ultron is; that guy definitely doesn't have the power to travel through the universe and slaughter the multiverse.

The reason Infinite Ultron was able to do this is probably because of the word "infinite".

"Could it be that Ultron possesses countless steel soldiers, making his life infinite?" Strange guessed first.

From this perspective, it's possible, but it's still a stretch.

After all, no matter how many steel soldiers you have, you can't break through the dimensional barrier.

Slaughtering the universe is possible, but one can only cause trouble within one's own universe.

"Could it be... an Infinity Stone?"

Tony Stark's eyes lit up; he had thought of another, more logical possibility.

"No matter what means are used to break through the dimensional barrier, it must be a power that is beyond our imagination!"

"The six Infinity Stones represent the most powerful force in the universe. I can't think of any other force that could break through the dimensional barrier!"

Tony Stark's words struck a chord with everyone, hitting the nail on the head.

"That's right, the Infinity Stones!"

Thor immediately agreed, "I think the word 'infinite' refers to the Infinity Stones, and there's definitely more than one! One Infinity Stone doesn't possess that much power."

"So, it means that Infinite Ultron may have also collected all six Infinity Stones?" Dr. Banner's eyes widened, and his face turned solemn.

Although this is just speculation, there is no evidence to suggest that the word "infinite" refers to the Infinity Stones.

But everyone agrees that this possibility is very, very high.

After all, the only thing in the universe that contains such powerful energy is a gemstone.

"Whatever Infinite Ultron may be, he is still Ultron!"

Captain America spoke again, his voice heavy as he addressed Tony Stark, "Stark, if the lessons of the Battle of Sokovia weren't enough, then what about this lesson?"

Tony Stark fell into deep thought.

But that moment of contemplation lasted only a second before he immediately turned to Captain America and said, "Rogers, I know what I'm doing, OK?"

Captain America suddenly felt exhausted, but he didn't try to persuade Tony Stark any further.

Of course, it's not that Captain America changed his stance, but rather that through such a long period of contact, he has come to understand Tony Stark's character.

I know I can't persuade the other person.

Besides, the occasion isn't right now. This is the time for everyone to answer questions, not for you to waste everyone's time with your personal matters.

"Let's get back to answering the questions."

Dr. Banner, noticing the slightly awkward atmosphere, quickly steered the conversation back on track, "So, do you all think it could be this Infinite Ultron?"

“It shouldn’t be Infinite Ultron.” After some thought, Tony Stark offered his opinion. “Since it’s about slaughtering the multiverse, it means that many universes have been destroyed by him.”

"So here's the question: Is our universe special? Is it powerful?"

"How likely is it that our universe is much more powerful than those parallel universes destroyed by Ultron?"

"What I really want to say is, if Infinite Ultron comes, what are the chances that our universe won't be slaughtered like the other universes?"

"What are the chances that we can defeat Infinite Ultron?"

Tony Stark's barrage of questions left everyone speechless.

Although no one could answer that possibility, after Tony Stark's deadly barrage of questions, everyone became increasingly certain that the answer couldn't be Infinite Ultron.

That being is someone who has broken through dimensional barriers and transcended the confines of a universe; he is undoubtedly stronger than Thanos.

Even Thanos slaughtered half of all life in the universe, forcing everyone to engage in time travel.

So how could someone even more powerful than Thanos only kill the Ancient One?

Because the Ancient One died before the Battle of the Temple in London, all the powerful figures and superheroes that we can currently name are alive and well and participated in the Endgame.

This is clearly not realistic.

If Infinite Ultron really comes, everyone will surely gather together to fight against him, just like in the final battle.

As a result, apart from the Ancient One, no one else died.

That guy is even more powerful than Thanos!

Even if it were just Thanos, if Iron Man hadn't sacrificed himself to snap his fingers, no one might have been able to defeat him.

Not to mention Infinite Ultron.

After some discussion, option D, like options A and C, was eliminated with little controversy.