American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Star-Lord was a little surprised. He had only met this guy a few times, so why did this guy trust him so much?

However, I must say, it feels really good to be trusted!

"I don't trust you, I trust the quiz system," Dr. Banner said truthfully. "So far, the quiz system has never selected a madman or a psychopath. In fact, those selected by the quiz system are all superheroes!"

"Therefore, I believe you will not agree to your biological father's plan."

Star-Lord: "..."

Okay, all that touching sentimentality was for nothing.

I suppressed my emotions!

"And what if Star-Lord refuses? Would that freak just obey his son's wishes because Star-Lord is his son?"

Dr. Banner completely ignored Star-Lord's resentful gaze and continued to talk eloquently under everyone's watchful eyes.

There is no doubt that this is impossible.

There's only one consequence for Star-Lord refusing the other person: a falling out between father and son.

So after all the analysis, there's no doubt that Star-Lord will go after his father in the future.

"In other words, Star-Lord may kill his father, Nebula, in the future, and Gamora may also try to kill her father... We don't know if she attacked Thanos, but Gamora has no loyalty to Thanos and even hates him. It wouldn't be surprising if she tried to kill Thanos."

Tony Stark summarized again, stating that three out of the four options in the answer were now correct.

Only one remains.

“Loki!” Tony Stark turned his gaze to Thor. “Thor, we already know Loki is adopted, so who is his biological father?”

“This is really a bit embarrassing,” Thor complained first, then scratched his nose before saying to everyone, “Loki’s father is actually… Laufey.”

What the hell!

What the hell!

What the hell!

The elderly people answering the questions in front of the screen were all greatly shocked. Loki's father was actually a frost giant?

It has to be said that this was something no one expected, after all, the Frost Giants are enemies of Asgard!

You know, Odin was really something. Of all the people he could have adopted, he had to choose the son of his mortal enemy.

What's going on in your head?

It was just a pity for King Laufey of the Frost Giants, who was killed by his own son in such a muddled way.

"Loki deliberately put Laufey in Asgard and then killed him! Poor Laufey, he was actually tricked and killed by his own son."

Tony Stark was utterly amazed.

"So all four people in the options, whether in the past or the future, tried to kill their fathers; some failed, while others succeeded."

Strange briefly summarized the four options.

This is indeed the common point among the four options in the question.

Of course, Gamora hasn't done that yet, but there's a possibility she might.

"Gentlemen, if it's merely an attempt to kill one's own father, then why not call it 'killing one's father,' but rather 'annihilating one's father'?"

Thor, usually a simple-minded guy, surprisingly asked a question: "There's a difference between killing and annihilating, right?"

“That makes sense!” Star-Lord immediately agreed. “If we didn’t kill them, we can’t call it annihilation, right?”

"So for this question, we chose the person who killed their own father; those who failed in their assassinations can be eliminated!"

Kill and annihilate are indeed two completely different words.

It has different meanings.

"Kill" represents an action, while "annihilate" can represent a state in addition to an action.

Whether it's "annihilate" or "destroy," it means that the person is dead.

Thor and Star-Lord's points of view are very reasonable, and everyone agrees with them.

"So, Nebula and Gamora can be ruled out first," Dr. Banner then made a preliminary conclusion.

Thanos died twice, once at the hands of Thor and the other time at the hands of Stark, not at the hands of Nebula or Gamora.

"So at most, they were 'killers of their fathers,' not 'exterminators.'"

Nebula and Gamora were basically ruled out by everyone without much controversy.

“Loki killed Laufey, so he’s undoubtedly a ‘father killer.’ What about Star-Lord?” Strange turned his attention to option D.

Loki's options are now clear; the only controversy lies with Star-Lord.

It is indeed possible that Star-Lord will kill his father in the future, so is it possible that Star-Lord will succeed?

After all, everyone can clearly see how monstrous Ego is.

No one believes Star-Lord has the ability to kill Ego.

"So... how likely is it that Star-Lord will kill that planet in the future?" Strange raised this very important question.

Chapter 244 Star-Lord: I Kill All Kinds of Dads

"Star-Lord killed that planet? I think it should be Star-Lord who died!" Thor shook his head, completely skeptical. "That was a god who had existed for millions of years!"

Not only Thor, but everyone else present also had a negative view of Star-Lord.

After all, Igor isn't just a person, but a planet!

Even if the other party just stood there and let Star-Lord kill them, no one would know how to kill them.

Does that mean we have to blow up the entire planet?

“You’re right, that thing is indeed a god, but don’t forget, I’m a god too!” Star-Lord’s voice rang out, emphasizing with a hint of defiance, “I can even withstand the power of the Infinity Stones!”

“Sorry, Star-Lord, we really forgot about that!” Tony Stark said to Star-Lord with a serious expression.

It wasn't that Tony Stark was deliberately mocking or belittling Star-Lord; he had simply forgotten about it!

After all, Star-Lord doesn't really have the slightest bit of a god-like demeanor.

Naturally, people will not associate Star-Lord with such lofty and prestigious words as "god".

However, after Star-Lord pointed this out himself, everyone began to think about it carefully. If Star-Lord were also a god, the result would be a little different.

"That planet said that Star-Lord inherited his Celestial genes and his connection to 'light,' although we don't know what that light is, but..."

Dr. Banner spoke up under everyone's watchful eyes, "Let's assume that in the future Star-Lord will no longer be 'comparable to a mortal,' but can wield divine power, comparable to a god. Would it be possible for him to defeat his biological father?"

If that's the case, then it's a battle between two gods, and the outcome is unpredictable.

Although Star-Lord is relatively young, while Ego has existed for millions of years, no one thinks Star-Lord's chances of winning are very high. However, defeating Ego has become a possibility in any case!

At least the chasm between humans and gods has been bridged.

"Everyone, I just remembered a detail!"

At that moment, a glint suddenly flashed in Tony Stark's eyes, and he said to everyone, "Star-Lord might actually defeat his biological father in the future!"

"See? I told you so!" Star-Lord slapped his thigh, his swagger rising. "You guys, don't underestimate me. I'm a legendary thief!"

"Stark, what details did you recall?" Strange couldn't help but ask with some curiosity.

“That ‘Mantis’ with horns on her head,” Tony Stark said emphatically.

Mantis Woman?

Everyone immediately remembered who Tony Stark was talking about, which was a bit of a surprise and left them slightly bewildered.

Everyone knows that the woman is Star-Lord's companion and has appeared several times in the quiz footage.

But frankly, its presence is too weak.

It's not even as good as the Destroyer, Mr. Humility.

What is the connection between this woman and Star-Lord defeating his father?

"Everyone, do you remember when Star-Lord and his crew went to his father's planet? Think about that footage." Tony Stark began to speak eloquently. "That Mantis was practically following Star-Lord's dad around, without saying a word."

"That woman wasn't one of Star-Lord's crew members, but rather one of Star-Lord's father's people!" Captain America suddenly realized, and he said with a start.

While Ego was showing Star-Lord and the others around his planet, Mantis did indeed stay close to Ego the entire time.

Sometimes, when Star-Lord, Gamora, and Ego walk ahead alone, Mantis stays close to Ego instead of staying with Star-Lord and the others.

That certainly didn't seem like Star-Lord's companion.

"A maid! That woman is a maid!" Star-Lord suddenly remembered something and said decisively, "Hands clasped together in front of her chest, that's a maid's gesture! That's a gesture a maid uses to announce her status to others!"

“Star-Lord is right. On many planets, that’s a common pose for maids.” Thor nodded in agreement.

Now, the Mantis's identity is confirmed: she is Ego's maid.

"So Star-Lord's father's maid later became Star-Lord's ally?" Strange, sensing something amiss, asked with some surprise, "Could it be that Star-Lord really did kill his father in the future?"

“That’s possible!” Dr. Banner nodded in agreement.

Of course, it would be inaccurate to conclude that Igor is dead based solely on this point, but it does provide some evidence nonetheless.

This demonstrates that it is indeed possible for Star-Lord to kill Ego.

“So let’s assume Star-Lord really does kill his father in the future, but Loki does the same thing.” Strange then raised this question, “Then between the two of them, who is the one who ‘destroyed his father’?”

This is indeed a problem.

If the discussion concludes that the likelihood of Star-Lord killing Ego is extremely low, then the answer is naturally Loki.

But now, the consensus is that Star-Lord might also kill Ego.

So, among the two people who both killed their fathers, who can be called the "father killer"?

"If it were me, I would choose Loki."

After some contemplation, Dr. Banner shared his thoughts: "Loki undoubtedly killed his father, but Star-Lord is just our deduction; there's also the possibility that he didn't kill his father."

"It seems this is the only way for now," Captain America chimed in.