American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

But soon, Hulk got angry.

When Hulk gets angry, Thor immediately falls apart and is instantly crushed by Hulk.

Hulk pinned Thor beneath him and began to relentlessly pound him with his fists.

The hammer blows made the entire arena seem as if an earthquake had occurred.

The scene was so intense that it was almost unbearable to watch.

However, as Thor continued to beat him, he got really angry, and bolts of lightning began to erupt from his body. With one punch, he sent Hulk flying.

Now, both sides are showing their true skills, and the real battle is about to enter its most exciting phase.

But at this time.

Suddenly, the Grandmaster took out a device, pressed a button, and Thor in the arena immediately began to jerk as if he had been electrocuted.

He convulsed and collapsed to the ground.

The image was frozen in time.

"It's a rigged game! It's a cheating scheme!" Thor pointed at the big screen, shouting indignantly, "I'm about to win! You saw it, I'm about to win!"

"It's obvious you don't want to win."

Dr. Banner calmly retorted, "Even if you were struck by lightning by the Hulk, you wouldn't win. On the contrary, if you continue to provoke the Hulk, he will become even stronger, so you will definitely lose."

"Banner, you're just being stubborn. Hulk can't possibly beat me," Thor said defiantly to Dr. Banner.

"Alright, let's summarize the topic," Captain America said promptly, stopping the pointless argument and bringing the conversation back on track.

"Thor appeared on Sakaar after Hela appeared, and at this time Thor had already lost his hammer."

This timing is quite easy to determine, and there's nothing particularly noteworthy about it.

“What surprises me is that Dr. Banner must have been on Sakaar for quite some time,” Tony Stark said, somewhat astonished.

Before Hulk even appeared, deafening cheers erupted around him, and people were even setting off "green smoke" fireworks.

In addition, the Grandmaster's description of Hulk included phrases like "unique," "supreme," and "unrivaled."

In addition, Hulk is the defending champion.

All of this demonstrates that Hulk is an extremely popular gladiator in the arena, and he has clearly been a fixture there for a long time.

Hulk was already on Sakaar before Thor arrived.

There is absolutely no doubt about this.

"What exactly happened in the future?" Dr. Banner was also completely bewildered, having no idea what had happened in the future.

How did he end up on an alien planet and become a superhuman gladiator there?

And how come everyone thinks he's dead?

I really can't figure it out.

However, there are so few clues about this that no one can figure it out.

The only thing we can glean from this analysis is some information about Thor.

Then everyone immediately focused their analysis on Thor's side.

“Thor said Asgard is in grave danger. Now we know for sure that there are two enemies who could pose a sufficient threat to Asgard.”

Tony Stark glanced at Thor and said with a serious expression, "Thanos, or Hela."

Thanos goes without saying; he destroyed Asgard's spaceships and killed Loki. As long as Asgard still possesses the Tesseract, it will undoubtedly remain his target.

Although not many people know much about Hela, given her hatred for Odin and the fact that Asgard is the source of her power, it is highly possible that she will return to Asgard.

These two individuals could indeed put Asgard in imminent danger.

The only question now is which of the two is more likely to succeed.

"Thor, whichever of these two is going to deal with Asgard, I think it happened before Thanos took the Tesseract."

After a moment of contemplation, Captain America seemed to remember something and spoke to Thor with a serious expression.

"That's right!"

Tony Stark nodded solemnly. "Do you remember what kind of spaceship Asgard had back then? It wasn't a warship; the people on board were Asgardian families! They were Asgardians living in family units! Why?"

Thor was also taken aback by the question.

This situation is indeed somewhat strange.

After all, Asgard doesn't have a tradition of traveling to other planets.

If they were soldiers, it would be understandable; they might be on missions to other planets. But all of them are Asgardian families, which Thor really can't understand.

Heimdall.

After a moment of contemplation, Thor added that he too had recalled a point of doubt: "Heimdall, such an important Celestial official, should not have left Asgard, yet he was on the ship at the time."

Chapter 239 Iron Man Dies in a Huge Misunderstanding

The elderly people present who were answering the questions all knew who Heimdall really was. He was the human radar of Asgard, and an irreplaceable one at that.

After all, apart from Heimdall, there was no other person who could possess the same abilities as Heimdall.

How could someone like that easily leave Asgard?

This is clearly completely unreasonable.

Considering that so many Asgardian families left Asgard and boarded that spaceship, a natural conclusion can be drawn.

That Asgardian spaceship was probably a wrecked ship!

Before that, Asgard may have been invaded by a great enemy!

The thought of this made Thor's mood heavy.

Based on the information currently available, both Hela and Thanos possess this power, given Odin's death.

It's impossible to make an effective judgment as to which of the two invaded Asgard.

However, we can roughly determine when this happened.

After a brief discussion, everyone quickly came to a conclusion.

"Loki, Thor, and Hulk were all on Sakaar. Is it possible that the three of them escaped Sakaar together and returned to Asgard?"

"This explains why Hulk was on the Asgardian ship."

Captain America made a reasonable deduction.

The facts are obvious: Thor lost his hammer on Sakaar and the people of Sakaar tampered with his body, making him easy to take down with a single button.

In this situation, it would undoubtedly be very difficult for Thor to escape on his own.

Given that they had encountered a powerful old acquaintance like Hulk, it's not surprising that the two teamed up to escape.

"Thor's hair!"

Tony Stark pointed out a very important detail: "Thor had his long hair cut off during the gladiatorial combat, and on the Asgardian ship, he also had short hair!"

This order of events is also strong evidence.

"My hair, yes, my hair!" Thor's eyes lit up at Tony Stark's mention. "By Odin, I will not allow anyone to touch my hair!"

"Thanos destroyed the Asgardian ship and killed Loki shortly after we escaped Sakaar, before my hair had even grown back!"

This time point becomes more precise.

Thor himself knew very well that he could not possibly have short hair, so the short hair on Asgard could not possibly have grown long and then been cut short again.

That must have been the time when it was cut short on Sakaar!

The only difference between the two is a "hair growth cycle".

This timeframe is quite tight.

[Here's a question: Doctor Strange used the Time Stone to observe all the possibilities of a battle against Thanos, seeing a total of 14,605 ​​outcomes. How many of these outcomes resulted in the Avengers' victory?]

[A, 0 types]

[B, 1 type]

【C, 2 types】

[D, 3 types]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill Jia Family Object Control Technique;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

After a period of discussion, a new question emerged.

Everyone glanced at the big screen and were all stunned.

Doctor Strange being able to see the future is one thing, but seeing over ten million possibilities is just ridiculous, isn't it?

"More than ten million...?"

Star-Lord couldn't help but gasp, nearly biting off his own tongue; he was clearly quite shocked.

"Doctor Strange can see so many possibilities?" Thor couldn't help but gasp in astonishment.

"Why can't Doctor Strange see the final outcome, but only the possibilities?" Tony Stark wondered, as he was surprised.

There is no doubt that the Supreme Master can see the future.

The Ancient One knew perfectly well when Doctor Strange would become Doctor Strange, and also knew that Doctor Strange was the best among them.

On his deathbed, the Sorcerer Supreme asked Doctor Strange if he wanted to know about his future.

All of this demonstrates that such people are capable of foreseeing the future.

However, the Sorcerer Supreme also said at the time that she could not foresee Doctor Strange's future, but only his potential.

The implication of this statement is that the Supreme Master can see the future of other people.

As for why Doctor Strange's future could not be observed, the Ancient One did not elaborate on the reasons.