American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The Avengers of today are not as famous as they used to be.

"No, no, no, that's not what I meant."

Scott Lang then realized something and waved his hands repeatedly to explain to everyone, "I mean, how could I possibly do something like stealing? I have a master's degree."

Tony Stark, Captain America, and others no longer bothered to expose Scott Lang; it's like nobody knows he's been to prison.

"Alright everyone, let's start the quiz!" Captain America said, glancing at everyone and giving a serious reminder.

"The Avengers, what kind of alliance is that?" T'Challa asked a crucial question first.

"Simply put, this is an alliance formed by a group of enhanced individuals," Captain America explained simply to T'Challa and Scott Lang. "I, Stark, and Thor are all in this alliance."

After a pause, Captain America added, "At the same time, this alliance is also affiliated with the world's largest intelligence agency, S.H.I.E.L.D."

Scott Lang and T'Challa couldn't help but gasp in astonishment. What kind of amazing alliance was this?

A super scientist who is the richest and most talented in America, a national idol and the only super soldier, a god in mythology!

Each of these people, taken individually, is a highly influential and unattainable super-figure.

These individuals, however, actually formed an alliance.

That's an exaggeration.

The level of security at such an extravagant alliance's base is something everyone can easily imagine without needing to elaborate.

"Then option A can be eliminated, right? I do know a guy who is extremely skilled in computer technology; he's a very capable expert."

Scott Lang immediately shook his head and made a judgment, "But cracking the security system of the Avengers base you mentioned? I think we should forget about it!"

“The Avengers base’s system is indeed not something that just anyone can crack.” Tony Stark also shook his head decisively.

The Avengers are an organization of S.H.I.E.L.D., which is the world's largest intelligence agency!

The systems of such subordinate bases are so complex that even intelligence agencies of the same level would find it difficult to crack, let alone an ordinary person.

To put it another way...

Even if the computer expert Scott Lang knew was incredibly skilled, technically capable of cracking the Avengers base's system, it's still impossible in reality.

Because the Avengers base's system cannot use the internet, it must have its own dedicated local area network.

This means that these operations need to be performed near the base and cannot be carried out remotely.

Is it possible for a stranger to approach the Avengers base?

This already constitutes a form of intrusion.

Given Scott Lang's abilities, no one believed he could achieve this in a "non-Ant-Man" way.

After some discussion, option A was eliminated without much controversy.

Next, everyone focused their attention on option B.

Captain America first introduced Falcon's general identity and abilities to the two newcomers.

"A retired paratrooper who can still fly? Man, how could I possibly beat someone like that!"

Scott Lang immediately shook his head repeatedly, looking completely incredulous. "This option is absurd. How could I possibly fight with someone like that? I wouldn't do something that would lead to my death."

“Right now, that’s definitely courting death for you, but things might not be the same in the future,” Thor said to Scott Lang with a mysterious expression.

"What do you mean? In the future, will I be very powerful? What happened? Man, tell me!" Scott Lang was stunned for a moment, then couldn't help but ask with shining eyes.

"In the future, you will receive a suit of equipment that allows you to change your size at will, becoming a superhero codenamed 'Ant-Man,'" Strange briefly explained to Ant-Man.

"Can change its size at will? That's interesting technology." T'Challa nodded. "Then option C makes sense."

"Really? I'll be a superhero in the future too! 'Ant-Man'? It's a bit strange, but it's pretty cool. I like it!" Scott Lang became excited.

"This question doesn't specify the exact time it happened, but folks, there was trouble at the Avengers base, and Hank Pym was involved, so I think it happened after Scott Lang became Ant-Man."

Tony Stark's voice rang out, and he made a basic judgment about the timing of the incident.

This judgment is reasonable, and everyone agrees that there is nothing wrong with it.

Ant-Man had already appeared in the quiz system, and everyone had investigated him. This guy was just an office worker who had been to prison; he was just an ordinary person.

Even if you gave him ten lives, he wouldn't dare to attack the Avengers base.

Needless to say, the chances of ordinary people coming into contact with the Avengers' circle are slim.

The fact that Hank Pym, the first Ant-Man, is also involved is enough for everyone to make a judgment.

"We've all seen Ant-Man's fighting style; he can shrink and grow. It's entirely possible for him to defeat Sam Wilson."

Captain America then made his judgment on option B, saying, "Therefore, option B is pending."

There is no doubt about this.

"And what about option C?" Scott Lang then glanced at everyone and asked.

“I don’t think option C is very likely.” Strange pondered for a moment and said to Scott Lang, “Even if they really shrunk to the size of an ant, it would be difficult to do it ‘without a sound,’ wouldn’t it?”

"That's the Avengers base. It should be full of guards, surveillance, and various security systems. I'm afraid even the slightest thing could trigger an alarm."

"They're not so useless that they wouldn't even notice when their things are stolen, are they?"

Not only Strange, but everyone present thought so too; the Avengers couldn't possibly be that useless.

However, this is ultimately just a feeling, nothing more, and there are no clues or evidence to prove it.

"Theoretically speaking, this is indeed a possibility." After some contemplation, Captain America came to this conclusion.

"While I am reluctant to admit that the Avengers are so incompetent, we cannot rule out that possibility."

“Not only that, but I’ve also remembered something that further supports this possibility.”

"Everyone remembers the question about Natasha destroying S.H.I.E.L.D., right? Natasha and I went to Sam for help back then, and Sam wasn't an Avenger yet!"

"After Project Insight was destroyed, S.H.I.E.L.D. ceased to exist, but the context of this question is that Sam became an Avenger! What does this mean?"

"This shows that at that time, the Avengers base no longer had S.H.I.E.L.D. as its backer, and the number of Avengers was very, very small."

"Therefore, this Avengers base may be facing a shortage of manpower, which is why its defenses are not so tight."

"In this situation, it is more likely that Ant-Man obtained the prototype quietly."

"Therefore... we cannot rule out option C for the time being; it is pending and we need to compare it with other options before making a decision."

“Rogers, you must be overthinking it. You and I are Avengers, so you can’t be that incompetent!” Thor said optimistically from the side.

Unfortunately, everyone adopted Captain America's suggestion, option C, which remains to be determined for now.

In the end, everyone focused their attention on option D.

"A feint to the east while luring the falcon away? That's probably not very likely."

T'Challa spoke first, saying, "Didn't you say the Falcon can fly? With such strong maneuverability, it means that even if the Falcon is lured away, it can return in a very short time."

"Besides, since it can shrink to the size of an ant, why bother making a commotion to lure the falcon away?"

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T'Challa's point is valid.

From a tactical standpoint, since Scott Lang already possesses the Ant-Man suit and has the ability to shrink himself infinitely, any further feints would be completely unnecessary.

You could have sneaked into the base undetected, but instead you deliberately created some suspicious points!

Sam Wilson wasn't stupid; he was a former paratrooper. Once he figured out the feint, the enemy would immediately know that someone was plotting against the base.

Then, using its superior maneuverability, it quickly turned back.

Isn't this tantamount to actively exposing oneself?

That's something only a fool would do.

“T'Challa is right.” Captain America immediately nodded in agreement. “Tactically speaking, it was a foolish decision.”

“That’s right, I would never do something so stupid, it’s really too stupid.” Scott Lang waved his hands repeatedly with a look of disgust.

Could someone with such high intelligence do something so lacking in intelligence?

I have a master's degree from MIT, okay?

The others at the scene exchanged glances and largely agreed with T'Challa's words.

Option D was also eliminated without much controversy.

At this point in the question-and-answer session, options A and D have been eliminated, while options B and C remain undecided.

Next, you just need to choose between options B and C.

"Should we steal it after defeating Sam Wilson, or steal it quietly? Gentlemen, both possibilities certainly exist, but which one is more likely?"

Tony Stark glanced at the people around him and then gave his opinion, "Personally, I think the former possibility is more likely."

"Option C," Strange said thoughtfully. "That's the Avengers' base. I personally think it's unlikely that they would not have discovered the theft."

Others present also offered their opinions.

Everyone thought option C was more likely. Although Ant-Man Scott Lang stole the prototype from the base, he was eventually discovered by Sam Wilson.

The two sides then began to fight, and Ant-Man Scott Lang ultimately defeated Sam Wilson and took away the prototype.

This is the logical story development that everyone expects.

After all, no one really thinks the Avengers are that useless.

Looking at the guy standing next to them now, they really don't think he's that powerful.

"Ron, this question is about you, so you can answer it!" Captain America didn't say much, but instead addressed Scott Lang, "You can decide which one to choose."

“Oh, I get to choose? That’s really exciting, to be honest, I’m a little excited.” Scott Lang rubbed his hands together, then rubbed his face.

After pondering for a moment, I gave my answer, "I choose C!"

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately provided feedback.

“Yea!” Scott Lang exclaimed excitedly, clenching his fist.