American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Several elderly people answering the questions couldn't help but glance at Tony Stark, as they all knew that Tony Stark's artificial intelligence was Jarvis.

Unexpectedly, the origin of Tony Stark's naming of it was here.

It was named after his father's butler.

"You see a lot of people every day, sir!"

Jarvis's voice rang out, and he responded to Howard Stark dismissively before getting into the car.

"He looks familiar," Howard Stark remarked casually. "It's just that the beard looks a bit odd!"

With that, Howard Stark also climbed into the car.

Tony Stark, on the other hand, reunited with Captain America.

The image freezes here.

Tony Stark's emotions were still far from calm. Only at this moment did he truly understand the profound love his father had for him.

This deeply moved Tony Stark.

Chapter 259 Shocking! Kamar-Taj did this to Doctor Strange!

“It’s truly unbelievable that the search for the Tesseract would be so convoluted.” Strange’s voice broke the silence first. “Stark actually went so far as to travel through time twice for this.”

“But if it weren’t for that, Stark probably wouldn’t have realized Howard’s ‘true colors’,” Captain America said with a touch of emotion.

The first time he participated in the quiz was the first time he met Tony Stark.

At that time, Tony Stark treated Howard with extreme indifference, and even harbored a slight resentment, clearly indicating that the relationship between father and son was very ordinary.

But now it seems there must be some kind of misunderstanding between Tony Stark and Howard.

Otherwise, Tony Stark wouldn't be reacting this way now that he's watching this footage.

“‘Time is money,’ that certainly sounds very wise.” Scott Lang nodded, expressing his strong agreement with Howard’s “golden quote.”

“I’m actually quite curious about something,” Thor couldn’t help but think of something interesting. “Carter Page was also from that era, right? She and Howard were both founders of S.H.I.E.L.D. And Rogers and Stark traveled to that time together. So, did Rogers also meet Carter?”

Captain America's face darkened.

That missed date remains a permanent regret in his heart.

Carter Page, he's already missed out, and missed out permanently, in a way that can't be made up for.

To see Carter again like he was back then is nothing but an unrealistic delusion.

"Rogers, cheer up!" Thor couldn't help but pat Captain America on the shoulder when he saw that his words had made Captain America depressed. "Don't we know that there's also a Captain Carter who traveled to our time? Maybe one day, you might have a chance to meet again."

"Who knows? Family, stability—the man who dreamed of all of this was frozen in ice seventy-five years ago." Captain America's face held a faint trace of melancholy. "But the one who broke out of the ice afterward was someone else."

“Everything will be okay! We all will be!” Tony Stark said emphatically from the side.

[Question: On Strange's first day at Kamar-Taj, Baron Mordo handed him a note. What was written on the note?]

[A. Important Notes Regarding Kamar-Taj]

[B. A simple incantation]

C. Wi-Fi password

[D. Access codes for various gates in Kamar-Taj]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill "Return After Death";]

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

Not long after.

The system notification sounded again, attracting everyone's attention.

Everyone stopped thinking for the time being and focused their attention on the big screen.

This question, however, is about Doctor Strange and the mysterious organization Kamar-Taj, which everyone is quite interested in.

“Everyone, excuse me, it’s me again!” Scott Lang raised his hand and asked everyone, “Karmar-Taj, what is this place?”

"Ron, you don't need to raise your hand to ask questions, just speak up." Captain America pressed Scott Lang's hand down.

Then he gave Scott Lang and T'Challa a brief explanation of the Kamar-Taj situation.

Both of them were stunned. Could there really be such a magical group of mages in this world?

In addition to the information revealed in the previous questions—gods, time travel, killing half the Earth's population, etc.—

The barrage of shocking and mind-blowing news left Scott Lang and T'Challa feeling dizzy and stunned.

“Baron Mordo gave me a note, folks, a ‘note’ ​​and a ‘piece of paper’ are not the same thing, right?” Strange’s voice rang out, and he took the lead in the analysis. “It was just a piece of paper that I tore off at random, right? And there was something written on it.”

"This is an informal, very casual way of looking at things, so I don't think the answer is A."

Strange offered his judgment, first eliminating A.

"I also think it won't be A. I have a lot of experience in job hunting, from prison... uh, no, anyway, I have a lot of experience in job hunting. I've never seen a company handwrite out notices or anything like that. That's too frivolous! Is making a brochure that expensive? At least print it out!"

Scott Lang shook his head repeatedly. "Written by hand, will anyone take it seriously? The doctor is right, shouldn't precautions be expressed in a more serious and formal way?"

“That makes sense.” Captain America nodded. “Using a note as a method, what’s written on it should be informal, like the last three options.”

"Although we don't know how big the note was, since it was a note, it must have been very small, and there probably couldn't have been many words written on it, right?"

T'Challa chimed in casually from the side.

After discussion, option A was eliminated with virtually no doubt.

From any perspective, people simply cannot understand the practice of writing down instructions on a piece of paper.

Everyone then focused their attention on option B.

"A simple spell? Strange only arrived in Kamar-Taj on his first day. He wasn't a sorcerer then, and he didn't know magic. He probably wouldn't understand spells, right?"

Thor also offered a rare analysis, but then raised a question: "Why would Kamar-Taj give a spell to someone who can't understand incantations? That doesn't seem right."

“Something’s not right. It’s like giving a flashlight to a blind man,” Strange chimed in, agreeing with Thor. “So, can we rule out that option?”

“Thor, it’s great to see that you can actually do something as complicated as ‘thinking’,” Tony Stark said with his usual sharp tongue. “However, you could think about it on a deeper level.”

"Is it possible to cast a spell on someone who can't understand incantations? If you don't know any relevant clues at all, of course it is possible!"

"Perhaps they wanted to test Strange's comprehension, talent, or something like that, so they used a simple spell to test him."

"Perhaps it's for some other reason that we simply don't know."

Tony Stark gave a casual example: "While we don't know why, it's not strange."

“Stark is right, we can’t rule out option B.” T’Challa nodded in agreement.

"Option B lacks all relevant and valid information, so we can neither confirm nor rule it out; we can only leave it pending."

Captain America made his judgment.

Option B is settled for now, and everyone has moved on to analyzing option C.

"A Wi-Fi password? A mysterious and powerful sorcerer handed a newcomer a slip of paper, which turned out to be a Wi-Fi password?"

"Everyone, do you know what I've been thinking about?"

"I remember when I was in high school, a classmate mysteriously gave me a hard drive and told me that it contained resources that he had worked very hard to find, and asked me not to share them with anyone."

"But when I secretly waited until midnight, after my parents had fallen asleep, and was ready to take a good look at it, I discovered that the hard drive contained Tom and Jerry!"

Scott Lang shook his head repeatedly, his face showing an expression that said, "This is ridiculous."

In fact, not only Scott Lang, but everyone present subconsciously felt that this option was a bit ridiculous.

That's a mage!

This group can use all sorts of magic, they can fly and disappear into the ground, they can open portals... They are a mysterious and incredibly sophisticated group.

In particular, several of the elderly people who answered the questions were shamans who had seen Kamar-Taj.

These people are wearing long robes similar to those worn by people in ancient times!

The image of a sage who had transcended the mundane world immediately emerged.

It doesn't even match the style of something like a Wi-Fi password.

Violate.

"A mage in Kamar-Taj surfing the internet? How should I put it, it feels like Thor, the god of Asgard, is playing a game, it seems so...incongruous."

Strange also shared his opinion.

"Lang, your high school life must have been so colorful. Staying up late at night and sneaking off to watch Tom and Jerry after your parents have gone to sleep must have been a fantastic experience."

"Strange, I also find it a bit absurd that Thor plays video games, but!"

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark said in a serious tone, "That's all just people's subjective feelings, nothing more! It's a mindset, a subconscious view!"

"There is no evidence or clue to support your view."

"You all know that Thor is a god, and you also know that Thor comes from Asgard. So Thor, may I ask you a question?"

As Tony Stark spoke, he turned to Thor and asked, "Please answer truthfully."

"Ask away, Stark, I'll answer whatever I know!" Thor shrugged and answered readily.

“OK!” Tony Stark nodded. “It’s a bit rude, but I’m too lazy to be subtle, so I’ll just ask directly: Do the fairies in Asgard… poop?”

"Stark!" Thor's voice suddenly rose, and he stumbled, almost falling to the ground. "What the hell? What kind of question is that? You're being way too rude!"

"Thor, just tell me whether they pull or not," Tony Stark asked earnestly.

“I will not answer such a rude and vulgar question! I refuse to answer!” Thor shook his head like a rattle.

"It's alright, I think we all have the answer now." Tony Stark ignored Thor and addressed the group, "Looks like fairies poop too, folks. What do you think? Has it shattered your preconceived notions about fairies?"

“Stark, when did I tell you about the women of Asgard…shit! No! Why are we even talking about this?” Thor was incredibly annoyed and frustrated.

"OK!" Captain America raised his hand to stop Tony Stark. "Stark, we understand what you mean."

Captain America then addressed the group, saying, "We lack the necessary understanding of the sorcerer community. Stereotypes and subjective feelings cannot be used as a reference, so this option remains undecided."

Everyone present looked at each other, but no one raised any objections.