American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

However, no matter what, she could not accept that her father was a deranged madman who killed his wife.

"So there's no doubt about this question, the answer is C!" Star-Lord then said to everyone with great certainty.

He even imagined some scenarios in his mind: "It's possible that my father really had some enemies, which is why he left us when he was young. He was afraid that his enemies would find us, and he might have wanted to protect us in this way."

"But in the end, the tragedy still happened, which was really unfortunate."

Everyone was unsure whether to accept Star-Lord's imagined story, but after a brief discussion, they all agreed that C was the most likely answer to the question.

"Am I the only one left who hasn't answered the question?" Strange glanced at everyone, then gave his answer, "I choose C, to die because of interstellar grudges!"

[Incorrect answer!]

But then this notification sound came immediately.

Strange was speechless. He remembered that he had answered the question wrong the last time, and now he was wrong again?

Two consecutive mistakes?

What kind of luck is this?!

[The quiz winner, Stephen Strange, will receive the reward of having his driving skills erased. Execute immediately!]

Swish!

Strange's driving skills simply vanished.

From now on, Strange is a man who can't drive, which is a shame for the luxury cars parked in his garage.

"Everyone, the answer isn't C at all. It seems we need to analyze this more carefully." Strange quickly accepted the fact that he couldn't drive and said to everyone seriously.

"It's not C?" Dr. Banner looked surprised.

No matter how you look at it, option C is the most appealing and least problematic of the options.

"Since it's not C, which of the three options A, B, and D is most likely?" Star-Lord asked, glancing at the remaining options.

"Both A and D are analyzed from a probability perspective. From a probability standpoint, neither of these two options has a high probability."

"Option B is based on Star-Lord's memory. How likely is it that Star-Lord is mistaken, or that he is too young to realize that his family has enemies?"

Is the probability higher than the other two options?

Tony Stark glanced at everyone present and began to speak.

Chapter 234 Iron Man: I can kill Thanos now!

After Tony Stark specifically pointed this out for comparison, everyone present formed their own judgment.

Of these three options, option B is naturally the most likely.

The topics in the main universe are all about predicting the future, and the "predictive rate" is as high as 100%, so there's not much to say about that.

The probability of a husband who is a madman and a psychopath who kills his wife is extremely low.

Conversely, it is possible that Star-Lord, a child of only a few years old, could not see the truth or be kept in the dark for various reasons.

After exchanging a few words, everyone present basically reached a consensus.

Of the next three options, option B is more likely.

“The first round of questions is over, now it’s time for a new round.” Tony Stark turned his gaze to Star-Lord. “And this question is about you, Star-Lord, so you’ll have to answer it.”

This order of answering questions is a rule that everyone has tacitly followed for a long time, so Star-Lord naturally wouldn't make any exceptions at this time.

He agreed without hesitation.

"I choose B, to be poisoned and killed by my enemy!"

Star-Lord immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

however……

[Incorrect answer!]

Nani?

Wrong again?

Everyone watching was quite surprised; they couldn't believe that the second answer was wrong!

[The respondent, Peter Quill, will be penalized by having his tracking ability removed, effective immediately!]

Swish!

Star-Lord's tracking ability is about to expire.

Star-Lord is a raider, so tracking is very important to him, and this punishment is incredibly frustrating for him.

"Everyone, I remember you said that skills erased by the system can be retrained, right?" Star-Lord immediately asked, glancing at everyone with a pained expression.

“That’s right, Star-Lord.” Captain America nodded from the side. “I had my driving and shooting skills deducted before, but I’ve already gotten them back.”

Hearing this, Star-Lord finally couldn't help but let out a long sigh of relief.

Strange was also very relieved that he could get back to driving his luxury car. It would be such a pain if he could never drive his luxury car again.

"However, option B is also not the correct answer."

Dr. Banner spoke up from the side, "So there are only two options left for this question: A or D? Did he die of illness, or was he killed by Star-Lord's father?"

This is a question worth discussing.

However, there are absolutely no relevant clues to support the analysis for either of these options.

"Now it's my turn to answer."

After a moment's thought, Tony Stark readily took on the challenge, saying, "I choose D: be killed by Star-Lord's biological father!"

For Tony Stark, both options were impossible to analyze, so he could only consider them from a probability perspective.

Option A, the probability that the main universe predicts the future is currently 100%!

It goes without saying which one to choose.

Of course, option A may not actually be a question from the main universe, but according to Tony Stark's own theory, before information that contradicts the main universe is clearly presented, the answer is based on the main universe.

Even from a probability standpoint, the probability that this question is from another universe is extremely low.

Because the previous question about the Carter universe was about other universes.

If this question is also from another universe, then it would be two consecutive questions from other universes.

This probability is even lower than expected.

The question of what other universes appear is completely different from the question of what other universes appear twice in a row.

Anyone who has studied probability knows that there is a multiplication involved.

The probability is already low, and multiplying it by that makes it even lower.

[Correct answer!]

The system's voice immediately sounded.

Star-Lord's expression immediately became conflicted, as if he was somewhat unwilling to accept it.

For others, the answer doesn't matter, but for him, this option is the one he least wants to see.

However, that's exactly what happened.

This is the answer!

His father killed his mother!

[Congratulations to Tony Stark for winning 3 Godkiller No. 1 armor-piercing rounds!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

Upon hearing this from the system, Tony Stark immediately felt something appear in his hand.

When they opened their palms, three bullets with a distinctive metallic sheen came into view.

Everyone around couldn't help but turn their attention to the bullet in Tony Stark's hand, a hint of curiosity in their eyes.

Let's see what's so special about this bullet. Its name is so awesome, it's called Godslayer No. 1.

Doesn't this mean that this bullet can even kill a god?

Is a god something that can be killed by a bullet?

“This is a metal I’ve never seen before,” Tony Stark said, picking up a bullet and examining it for a moment.

Clearly, the reason this bullet can kill a god is because of all its metal components.

In terms of craftsmanship, this bullet is just an ordinary bullet, nothing special.

"Stark, can this bullet really kill a god?" Thor, being a god himself, couldn't help but ask Tony Stark curiously, "Can he handle me?"

"This bullet can easily kill a god from another world who possesses a first-generation divine body, and severely injure a god who possesses a second-generation divine body."

Tony Stark shrugged and said to Thor, "Although I don't know which generation of godhood you're equivalent to, I think even if I can't kill you, injuring you would be enough. As for Thanos?"

At this point, a glint of light flashed in Tony Stark's eyes. "I left a wound on his face, a purely physical injury. His body isn't indestructible! This bullet might just kill him!"

The expressions of those around them tightened slightly, and their breaths hitched for a moment.

Could this bullet really kill Thanos?

However, based on the information we currently have about bullets and Thanos, this possibility exists!

The people present were slightly unsettled.

This is the first time in all this time that everyone has had a weapon that could potentially kill Thanos!

Of course, this analysis is purely from the perspective of power, nothing more.

Even if the Godkiller 1 armor-piercing round really had the power to kill Thanos, Thanos wouldn't just stand there and let you hit him.

Thanos still has the Infinity Stones and a massive fleet, so the outcome is unpredictable.

However, they eventually found a powerful weapon to fight Thanos.

"Stark, can this bullet be replicated?" Dr. Banner asked Tony Stark, his eyes gleaming.