American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The only answer to this question is to choose from the list of those "people who need to be saved"!

But nobody knows who's on that list.

This is just the first step.

Even if this list is confirmed, what is the basis for Doctor Strange's decision to save people?

We still need to analyze it carefully.

"Everyone, let's take a look at the options first," Captain America said after a moment of silence. "Let's see if we can find anything."

With Captain America's words, everyone in the audience turned their attention to the options displayed on the big screen.

He put his brain to work and thought about it carefully.

“Gamora? That woman with green skin, but who has an exotic beauty,” Star-Lord spoke first, a hint of surprise in his voice. “She’s Thanos’s daughter?”

In the video of Star-Lord "dancing to save the galaxy," Gamora's name was shown, and Star-Lord even invited Gamora to dance with him.

However, the result was naturally predictable.

This was something so incredibly shameful that no one with a sound mind would do it, and Gamora decisively refused.

Star-Lord knew this was his future teammate who would save the galaxy, but he didn't know who the other person was.

The fact that it was revealed by the answering system caught them completely off guard.

"Gamora participated in Endgame; it's not surprising that she appeared on Titan to fight Thanos."

Captain America immediately said in a very certain tone.

“It’s not just Gamora; everyone in the options appeared in Endgame,” Dr. Banner chimed in. “Judging from that perspective, everyone is fine.”

“Banner is right, we need more compelling evidence.” Strange nodded in agreement.

From a combat standpoint, it's impossible to determine anything.

"Everyone, I think Gamora can be ruled out."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark addressed the crowd with a firm and assertive tone.

“Looks like Stark has thought of something again.” Star-Lord couldn’t help but shrug and look at Tony Stark expectantly.

The others present also looked at Tony Stark with expectant eyes, waiting for his answer.

"When Thanos appeared on Titan, he had already obtained four Infinity Stones, and the Soul Stone was one of them!"

"Everyone, do you remember how to obtain the Soul Gem?"

Reminded by Tony Stark, the old man, who had experienced similar quizzes, suddenly had a flash of inspiration and realized what was going on.

“That’s right, Stark, not Gamora. Gamora died before this!” Dr. Banner was the first to react, his eyes sparkling as he interjected.

In the footage of Black Widow and Hawkeye Barton searching for the Soul Stone, Black Widow once said that Thanos did not take her daughter with him when he left.

Clearly, Thanos traded his daughter's soul for the Soul Stone!

So, is that daughter Gamora?

The answer is yes!

Because when everyone was following Captain Marvel to cut off Thanos's head, Thanos's other daughter, Nebula, was also on the mission.

Then there's no doubt who the deceased daughter was.

"What? Gamora is dead? What are you talking about?" Star-Lord, completely unaware of the situation, couldn't help but ask, looking utterly bewildered.

“Star-Lord, you really should have joined us at the Quiz Meeting.”

Dr. Banner first made a sarcastic remark, and then recounted the relevant information to Star-Lord.

Even someone as slow-witted as Thor suddenly understood after Dr. Banner's explanation.

"It sounds like there's no problem, but there's a premise: how do you know that Thanos only has Gamora and Nebula as his daughters?"

Star-Lord raised a very insightful question.

"Because we just captured Gamora, so yes, Thanos only has these two daughters!" Tony Stark said to Star-Lord with a smug grin.

"The final battle?"

"The Endgame takes place after Thanos collects all six Infinity Stones and travels through time; it's a Gamora in another timeline."

Now there's no problem; Gamora can definitely be ruled out.

“Besides Gamora, I can also rule her out,” Captain America added, making the same judgment.

"During the Battle of Wakanda, Banner specifically introduced Thanos to me, which shows that I didn't know Thanos at all back then!"

"That's why I didn't participate in the battle on Titan!"

The chronological order is quite easy to determine.

Thanos had four Infinity Stones on Titan. After Doctor Strange voluntarily handed over the Time Stone, he had five. Thanos then brought all five stones to Wakanda.

This option is also fine; the same as Captain America's and Gamora's options, both can be definitively eliminated.

Although everyone was initially at a loss and didn't know where to start, things went quite smoothly after the formal analysis began.

Both options were quickly and unequivocally eliminated.

With two options remaining, it's easier to proceed; even if you just guess, you'll have a 50% chance of being right.

Of the remaining two options, Tony Stark is confirmed to have participated in the Battle of Titan, so everyone mainly focused their analysis on Star-Lord.

Let's see if we can eliminate Star-Lord like we did with Captain America and Gamora.

Unfortunately, Star-Lord is a rather "stubborn" option that cannot be eliminated.

“It seems we have to choose between Stark and Star-Lord,” Strauss said, glancing at everyone. “So, the same problems we faced before have resurfaced.”

"Fortunately, we only need to choose between two people, which makes the situation much simpler."

Dr. Banner said with a smile.

Because this at least confirms one thing: Tony Stark needs to be saved!

He was seriously injured when Thanos stabbed him through the abdomen.

All you need to do is analyze Star-Lord's situation. There are only two possibilities: either Star-Lord needs to be rescued, or Star-Lord doesn't need to be rescued.

Chapter 228 Amazing, Doctor Strange Takes on Thanos Alone

"Star-Lord needs to be rescued, or Star-Lord doesn't need to be rescued? Great! The situation is indeed much simpler!"

Upon hearing Dr. Banner's idea, the atmosphere immediately became much more relaxed.

After eliminating two options, the difficulty of this previously unsolvable question suddenly dropped exponentially.

It went from being a university-level question to an elementary school-level question.

"We don't even need to consider the scenario where Star-Lord doesn't need to be rescued, right? The answer is definitely Tony Stark. We only need to discuss the scenario where both Star-Lord and Tony Stark need to be rescued, right?"

Strange immediately addressed everyone.

If Star-Lord doesn't need to be rescued, it means that only Tony Stark needs to be rescued!

In this situation, who else could Doctor Strange save if not Tony Stark?

Surely we can't save Star-Lord who doesn't need saving, can we?

Strange is right; this situation is absolutely not even worth discussing.

"Very well, then the question becomes: if both Star-Lord and Tony Stark need to be saved at the same time, who will Doctor Strange save?"

Thor scratched his "beautiful hair" and gave a brief summary.

"If that's the case, Doctor Strange's motivation for saving people is simply one of two things."

After some contemplation, Captain America offered his analysis: "First, Doctor Strange chose to save the one he was closer to because of emotional factors."

"Secondly, Doctor Strange's motivation went beyond emotional factors. As we discussed before, he handed over the Time Stone because he saw the future! He chose to save the person who would play an important role in the future."

“That sounds reasonable,” Star-Lord nodded in agreement.

"So, the answer is still Tony Stark!" Dr. Banner immediately gave his answer with a very certain tone.

"If Doctor Strange saved people because of emotional factors, we only need to analyze who has a better relationship with Doctor Strange."

"That should be obvious. Star-Lord doesn't live on Earth, they're not even from the same planet, so naturally we should choose Tony Stark."

"If Doctor Strange saves people because he saw the future, then I don't need to say anything more, right?"

"In the future, Doctor Strange reminds Tony Stark to kill Thanos, because Tony Stark was the one who snapped his fingers!"

"So no matter which possibility it is, the answer is Tony Stark!"

“So the answer to this question is clear!” Tony Stark shrugged. “Star-Lord doesn’t need to be saved, the answer is me. Star-Lord needs to be saved, the answer is still me! So the final answer is me!”

From initially not knowing where to start, to later meticulously analyzing and eliminating options to simplify the problem, the question was finally solved by everyone.

Next came the question of who would answer it. After a brief discussion, the spot naturally went to Tony Stark.

Adamantium—although no one knows what kind of metal it is yet, there is no doubt that it is a metal.

It is raw material.

Apart from Tony Stark, no one else present could use this.

This is practically Tony Stark's "exclusive reward".

"I choose D, Tony Stark!"

Tony Stark didn't hesitate and readily gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

As expected, the answer was indeed D.

To be honest, although this question seemed a bit difficult, everyone's analysis was reasonable and well-founded, and each selection was almost certain.

Everyone is very confident in the correctness of the results.

[Congratulations to Tony Stark for winning 500 kilograms of adamantium!]