American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Buddy, don't talk about courage," Star-Lord interrupted Iron Man.

Just when everyone thought this guy had some brilliant insight, Star-Lord said, "We have no idea what that means!"

Everyone: "..."

Okay, this guy is just as unreliable.

“Alright, buddy, we’re optimistic, and I like your plan too, it’s just a bit awful,” Star-Lord said to Iron Man again. “So let me make the plan, and that will be perfect.”

“Tell him your story of saving the world with your awkward dance,” Destroyer urged from the side.

"What kind of awkward dance saves the world?" Iron Man couldn't help but ask.

"Not worth mentioning." Star-Lord shook his head with a smug look on his face.

"Like that movie, 'Full of Energy'?" Spider-Man interjected with interest.

“Exactly, just like 'Full of Energy'!” Star-Lord slapped his thigh. “Is it still the best movie in the world?”

“It never was,” Spider-Man said seriously.

They were supposed to be working on a proper battle plan, but somehow it all ended up being dragged into a movie.

Iron Man is exhausted.

I'm really tired.

There seem to be quite a few people, but none of them can be relied upon. We can't manage them all; it's too exhausting.

"Don't interrupt, okay?" Iron Man immediately scolded Spider-Man, like a parent disciplining their unruly child.

Spider-Man immediately shut his mouth like an obedient child.

"This Black Gordon isn't of much help," Iron Man said helplessly to Spider-Man.

There was no other way; he simply couldn't carry it all, so Iron Man had to decide to do it himself.

“Black Gordon?” Star-Lord said from the side, “That’s a compliment. Don’t forget I’m half human, which means I’m half stupid, while you’re one hundred percent stupid.”

"I'm so glad you're so good at math."

"Excuse me," the Mantis Woman suddenly spoke up, looking bewildered in one direction. "Does your friend often do that kind of thing?"

Everyone present looked over and saw Doctor Strange sitting cross-legged, floating in the air.

At the same time, the Eye of Agamotto on its chest was opened, the Time Stone flashed with green light, and its head unconsciously twisted up, down, left, and right.

It looks extremely strange.

Everyone was confused and crowded around. At that moment, Doctor Strange suddenly snapped out of his daze.

"What just happened?" Spider-Man couldn't help but ask.

"I've advanced time, explored future possibilities, and looked at all the possible outcomes of this upcoming battle," Doctor Strange said, panting.

"How many possible outcomes did you foresee?" Star-Lord couldn't help but ask.

"Fourteen million six hundred and five," Doctor Strange replied.

"How many ways have we won?" Iron Man asked Doctor Strange seriously.

"One kind!" Doctor Strange said in a heavy voice after a long silence.

The scene ends here.

Chapter 241 The Soul Gem Emerges

A sort of!

Everyone watching on the screen felt a sinking feeling in their hearts.

Even though they already knew the answer, everyone present still couldn't remain calm when they heard Doctor Strange say it out loud.

There are more than ten million possible outcomes, but only one wins. That means the probability of winning is one in ten million!

What's the difference between this probability and zero?

It's almost certain to lose.

However, on the other hand, it's quite incredible that everyone was able to turn around such a seemingly hopeless situation.

“I think we now know who fought Thanos on Titan,” Captain America said, summarizing the situation.

Footage of the battle on Titan has been shown more than once, and through the combined analysis of so many clips, this point can indeed be confirmed.

It's simply: Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, plus Star-Lord, Drax the Destroyer, and Mantis, making a total of six people.

Therefore, the battle on Titan was six against one.

The outcome of the battle was without a doubt: the Avengers were defeated, and suffered a crushing defeat at that.

Iron Man was nearly stabbed to death, and Doctor Strange was ultimately forced to hand over the Time Stone.

"Another point is that the battle on Titan was Thanos who sought out the Avengers, not the other way around!"

Captain America then addressed everyone again.

This order is quite telling.

"Why Titan?" Tony Stark frowned slightly and asked this question. "What exactly are the advantages of fighting on Titan?"

This is something Tony Stark really can't understand right now.

Since Iron Man had already devised a plan to ambush Thanos and even intended to retrieve the Infinity Stones from Thanos, it means that Iron Man knew Thanos's purpose.

It's very clear that Thanos's goal was to steal the Infinity Stones.

So why did he still go to Titan with Doctor Strange?

Could it be that Doctor Strange is being used as bait to try and steal the other Infinity Stones from Thanos?

Could Iron Man and his two companions really have the audacity to devise such a plan?

That's way too risky!

Iron Man and Star-Lord obviously met by chance on Titan, as can be seen from how Iron Man addresses Star-Lord.

However, due to a lack of relevant information, the details of the battle on Titan remain unclear and cannot be analyzed in any way.

[Question: From which of the following characters did Thanos learn the whereabouts of the Soul Stone?]

【A, Nebula】

【B. Gamora】

【C. Black Widow】

【D. Hawkeye Patton】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a Hextech Gunblade as a reward;]

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

A new question appeared shortly afterward, drawing everyone's attention back to the big screen.

The moment this question was posed, everyone present perked up.

Of the six Infinity Stones, we have some clues about four of them, but we know nothing about the Soul Stone and the Reality Stone.

This question will provide clues about the Soul Gem.

"Of the four options, Thanos took Gamora to that mysterious planet and used Gamora's soul to trade for the Soul Stone."

"Natasha and Barton both went to that planet. Natasha sacrificed herself so that Barton could obtain the Soul Stone."

“These three people have all been to the planet where the Soul Stone is located. As for Nebula… we don’t have any relevant information.” Captain America took the lead in the analysis, roughly summarizing the situation of the four people in the options.

"Then let's analyze the three people who have been to the planet where the Soul Stone is located," Dr. Banner suggested, offering a reasonable suggestion.

This was naturally not a problem, and everyone started racking their brains to think of anything related to it.

Unfortunately, despite answering so many questions and obtaining a "massive" amount of information, almost nothing has come up with the Soul Gem.

Even the only question related to this is the one about Black Widow and Hawkeye Barton searching for the Soul Stone.

"Everyone, it seems that there are currently no known clues or intelligence that can serve as a strong basis for our analysis. We can only conduct pure analysis."

Tony Stark addressed the group, then offered his judgment, "If it were me, I would eliminate Natasha and Barton first."

"Earth has not yet reached interstellar level, and the Soul Stone is not on Earth at all; we are absolutely certain of this."

"Therefore, it is more likely that aliens know the whereabouts of the Soul Gem hidden on a mysterious alien planet."

“That makes sense!” Thor immediately agreed.

Earthlings can't even leave Earth; they've always stayed on Earth. How could they possibly know anything about other planets?

Is there such a possibility?

Strange, however, raised an equally reasonable question: "Since Stark, I, and Spider-Man all went to Titan in the future, it means that we may have some means to explore other planets in the future."

"Black Widow and Hawkeye went to the other planet, which is how they learned the whereabouts of the Soul Stone."

"Or, someone who learned about the Soul Stone came to Earth, and then something happened that led Black Widow and Hawkeye to find out about it."

Is such a possibility possible?

This situation is also a possibility.

Although the possibility is not very high, it cannot be ruled out.

"Doctor, that does make some sense, but... it's still a bit far-fetched," Tony Stark said after a moment's thought.

"Even if you and I go to Titan in the future, it doesn't mean that Earth has reached interstellar level. These are two completely different things."

"It's like landing on the moon."

"The only other planet that Earth has ever landed on is the Moon. There is no other planet that has ever landed on."

"How many years has Earth studied Mars? How many probes have been launched to it? But to this day, no human has ever been sent to Mars."

"So even if Earth has the means to land on Titan in the future, I don't think Earth can just land on other planets at will. It's not that simple."

"We both know what the current state of Earth's space technology is like. How much can Earth's related technologies develop in just a few years?"