American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

In fact, without following Tony Stark's advice, the quiz could not even proceed.

"There is a problem."

Star-Lord raised another question, "How do you know that all those previous quiz responses, except for the one where everyone was wiped out, came from the main universe?"

“A chain of evidence!” Tony Stark said without hesitation. “When the information presented by that question matches the various pieces of information we currently have, forming an organic chain of evidence, I think we have every reason to consider them as one world.”

“Fine.” Star-Lord shrugged, unable to offer any objections for the time being.

Admittedly, Tony Stark's method was not perfect, and even had some logical flaws.

But for now, this is the only way we can continue.

Anyway, after answering the questions for so long, I've always done it in a daze, subconsciously following the main universe.

As it turned out, this answer was absolutely correct!

Using the clues and existing pieces of the puzzle from the main universe as a reference for answering questions is perfectly fine, and the accuracy rate is not low.

“We all understand Tony Stark’s method. Does anyone have any questions?” Captain America glanced around at the crowd, seeking their opinions.

"One last question."

Strange spoke again, raising an equally important question, "If we eventually determine that it is another universe besides the main universe, like this one."

"So how do we answer that?"

"I mean, the relationships between characters, the course of history, the development of events, and so on in the main universe may be completely different!"

“A very insightful question.” Tony Stark nodded and began to ponder.

The same was true for everyone else present.

"Let's answer based on the information from the main universe."

After a moment, Dr. Banner offered a solution: "Based on the experience of the Avengers being wiped out in the universe, the basic framework of this world is the same as the main universe, only differing in certain details, which caused the world's trajectory to deviate."

"Therefore, some information from the main universe still has reference value."

While there's no way to guarantee that every parallel universe will be like this, there's really no other way.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to answer the questions.

After exchanging ideas and communicating among themselves, they came up with basic strategies and methods for solving problems that were different from those in other universes outside the main universe.

"OK! Let's officially begin the quiz!" Captain America shrugged and said to everyone.

Everyone then refocused and turned their attention back to the big screen.

"An alien monster?"

Tony Stark was the first to ponder and offer his opinion, "Although we don't know what kind of monster it is, since it's a monster, it shouldn't be something an ordinary person could move, right?"

"If even an ordinary person can fight against this kind of monster, why would Red Skull try to use it to control the world?"

"This shows that this monster is very powerful and possesses extremely strong power, so my father can be ruled out first."

"My father was just a scientist!"

Captain America, Dr. Banner, and others couldn't help but nod in agreement.

Howard Stark was basically ruled out without much doubt.

"Howard is just a military advisor and would not normally participate in combat missions."

Captain America added, "I don't think this operation will be an exception; he'll likely be involved as a scientific advisor."

"He should only provide scientific support, such as sabotaging Red Skull's labs, but he won't be involved in combat."

"So regardless of whether an ordinary person can push that monster or not, the person who should be pushing the monster should not be Howard."

This makes Howard Stark's exclusion even more indisputable.

"If that's the case, can Bucky Barnes also be ruled out?" After some contemplation, Dr. Banner made a judgment.

"The monsters that Hydra wants to use to control the world shouldn't be something an ordinary warrior can push aside, right?"

“Didn’t you say that Bucky Barnes was later transformed into a super soldier?” Strange raised a question from the side. “His strength is even comparable to Captain America’s.”

“Bucky Barnes was modified by Hydra, so… since Bucky Barnes also went to fight Hydra, it means he hasn’t been modified yet,” Tony Stark immediately answered Strange’s question.

Option D, Bucky Barnes, was also eliminated without any doubt.

"So now the only answers left are Hydra Trapper and Captain Carter? What's with those nicknames?" Thor frowned slightly, staring at the two options, and asked in surprise.

"Hydra Stomp, that might be because Rogers dealt a heavy blow to Hydra, but Captain Carter?" Tony Stark frowned, glancing at Captain America. "Carter isn't a captain, is he?"

“Carter wasn’t Captain,” Captain America shook his head. “She was a U.S. government agent, and agents back then were different from agents now. Carter wasn’t qualified to carry out field missions at the time.”

"Could it be... that Carter is a captain in this universe?" Thor pondered, speculating.

This is, after all, a different universe, and it's not impossible that Carter's identity could change.

“No, I don’t think so.” Captain America shook his head. “Look at the options. If the captain was referring to Peggy Carter’s identity, shouldn’t it be described as ‘Captain Peggy Carter’?”

"'Captain Carter, Peggy Carter,' isn't that a bit strange? I think Captain Carter, like Captain America, is just a nickname!"

“That makes sense.” Strange immediately nodded in agreement.

"Captain Carter? Captain America? I've got a bold idea." Tony Stark's eyes lit up. "Do you think Captain Carter could be a super soldier in this universe? Like our Captain America?"

Tony Stark was just saying it casually, but Captain America suddenly had a thought, as if he had realized something.

"The reason I became 'Captain America' is because the military needed such a role to sell their national debt."

"So at that time I played the role of Captain America, and I performed everywhere. They even made movies for me, and published a series of Captain America magazines, comics, and so on."

"Captain America is a brand created by the military. Could Captain Carter be the same? What if, in this world, it wasn't me who was injected with the serum, but Carter?"

"This also explains why Carter, who was not qualified to carry out field missions, went to fight Hydra."

Captain America's idea was undeniably bold, and upon closer examination, it might not be entirely without merit.

However, this has always been just Captain America's speculation, nothing more, and there is no evidence to support it.

"So, Captain Carter has completely replaced Captain America, and our Captain America has become a woman?"

Dr. Banner shrugged to the side. This feeling was a little strange.

"Then how do you explain the Hydra Trample?" Tony Stark asked sharply.

"Captain, we all know what you were like before you received the serum. How could someone like you possibly have dealt with Hydra and earned the title of Hydra Trample?"

With just one sentence, Captain America was left speechless.

The Hydra Trample is a title that cannot be earned unless one has dealt a significant blow to Hydra.

"Is it possible that Rogers and Carter both received the serum?" Strange asked tentatively from the side.

This possibility cannot be ruled out, but there is no evidence to support this claim; it is purely speculation.

"I think we won't know the answer to what happened to Captain Carter until we meet her and talk to her in person."

Dr. Banner shrugged. "We lack all the necessary information, so we can't reach any conclusions here."

"Banner, it's not impossible."

Tony Stark, however, remained completely serious. "Breaking down the dimensional barrier—we've confirmed that someone can do it! Captain America and Captain Peggy—it's not entirely impossible for those two captains to actually meet!"

Captain America, standing to the side, suddenly had a thought.

After Tony Stark said that, he truly felt a surge of anticipation.

He really wanted to see what Captain Carter was like.

But will that day ever really come?

However, Captain America quickly put away these random thoughts and refocused his attention on the question.

But after discussing it for a while, they still couldn't get to the point, and the question-and-answer session reached a stalemate and couldn't continue.

The situation regarding Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter in this question is impossible to analyze.

First of all, it's impossible to determine whether Captain Carter is actually a super soldier.

Even if Captain Carter is confirmed to be a super soldier, there's still Steve Rogers waiting for him.

This "Hydra Trample" could very well be a super soldier as well.

In other words, the suspicions against both cannot be ruled out at all.

"Therefore, the answer to this question is either Rogers or Carter, but we cannot determine which one it is specifically."

Tony Stark finally shrugged and said to everyone, "You can only guess one of these two options."

As for who to guess, there's no need for further discussion.

Guessing is just a guess; who you guess depends on the respondent's style.

"Strange, Star-Lord, you two are the only ones left who haven't answered this round of questions, so who's going to guess?"

Thor finally gestured for the two of them to proceed.

"I'm a scientist, and I always value rigor. Guessing things isn't my style."

Strange immediately shook his head, then glanced at Star-Lord. "But Star-Lord, I don't know what you're thinking. If you don't want to guess, I'm open to discussion."

“I’ll answer this question, Strange!” Star-Lord made the decision quite readily.

"You're going to ask the questions?" Strange was slightly surprised, but then he shrugged. "Fine!"

It's certainly a good thing that Star-Lord took the initiative to take on the responsibility.

“Stark, you’ve got something wrong,” Star-Lord’s voice rang out, and he said to Tony Stark with a straight face, “This isn’t a guess, it’s a gamble!”

Everyone was speechless for a moment. Isn't this a problem?

"I know what you're thinking, but this is definitely not a simple matter. If you answer correctly, there's a reward; if you answer incorrectly, there's a punishment. This is gambling!"

"The wager is to randomly deduct one of my attributes! If I lose, I will lose one of my attributes, but if I win, I will gain a Stand ability."

“Although I don’t know what this Stand is, it looks like something powerful, so, Strange, I’m betting on this!”

"A fifty percent probability is already quite high," Star-Lord said, looking quite satisfied.

"I choose B, Captain Carter!" Star-Lord immediately made his choice in front of the big screen. "For me, women bring me good luck when I gamble, so I bet on Captain Carter."

Star-Lord's true colors as a first-generation interstellar rogue are on full display here; it's clear he's done this kind of thing countless times before.