American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Options C and B are currently the same and pending.

Next, it's time for the last choice.

"How should I put it? Isn't Kamar-Taj a bit too open?" T'Challa pondered for a moment, then made his judgment first. "Strange has only been here for one day, and he's already completely open to Doctor Strange?"

“That makes sense.” Captain America agreed. “Since there’s access control, it means that place isn’t somewhere you can just walk into; there are certain entry requirements.”

“But anyone can come in on the first day; there are absolutely no barriers to entry,” Scott Lang added, continuing the conversation between the two.

"This doesn't prove anything. Stark Tower has many access control systems, but many people who come to Stark Tower for the first time can also get our access cards."

Tony Stark shrugged. "We all know Strange is exceptionally talented as a sorcerer. The Ancient One values ​​him highly. Maybe he'll pass the interview on the very first day?"

"Without knowing any relevant clues, option D cannot be ruled out," Captain America said again after a moment of contemplation.

"So, apart from option A, the other three options for this question are all pending?" Thor couldn't help but ask.

If that's the case, the choice will be quite difficult.

"When this happens, it's usually because we've overlooked some important details or clues. Let's think about it carefully again."

Tony Stark solemnly reminded everyone.

The group of people present, mainly the elderly who were answering the questions, began racking their brains.

They started to sort out various clues related to Doctor Strange and Kamar-Taj.

"Strange's objective! We overlooked Strange's objective!"

A short while later, Captain America suddenly raised his head and said to everyone, as if he had indeed thought of something, "Strange came to Kamar-Taj to heal!"

This point was explicitly mentioned in the footage related to the death of the Ancient One.

Strange approached Kamar-Taj because he saw someone named Penborn being healed by Kamar-Taj.

"Yes, that's Strange's purpose!" Thor clapped his hands loudly and pointed at Captain America. "He's going there for treatment, so Kamar-Taj won't give him any test spells or anything like that, right?"

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“That makes sense.” T’Challa agreed. “Not only the spell, but the cipher is also a bit illogical.”

"Didn't you say that Kamar-Taj is a mysterious, closed-off organization of sorcerers? So if Strange is going to see a doctor, shouldn't he be accompanied by someone?"

"Kamar-Taj probably won't open up to Strange until he officially gains Kamar-Taj's approval, right?"

“That’s right, that should be it,” Tony Stark added. “Strange went to Kamar-Taj to see the Ancient One for treatment, and who is the Ancient One?”

"It's the Sorcerer Supreme! His status and position in Kamar-Taj are extremely high!"

“If Strange wants to find someone like that to treat his illness, I don’t think he’ll meet him right away.”

"The correct procedure should be for Kamar-Taj to first arrange for Strange to stay in a reception room or something similar, and then inform the Ancient One."

"Once the Ancient One has some free time, someone will take Strange to see her."

"So what will Baron Mordo give Strange during this time?"

Tony Stark has already said all that, so the answer is pretty obvious.

“The WiFi password!” Scott Lang added.

Under these conditions, all precautions, spells, and access codes are unreasonable.

After all, they came here for treatment, not to become apprentices.

Even if they were later tricked into becoming disciples of Kamar-Taj, they did initially go there for medical treatment.

As the title says, it's the first day.

Once we understand Strange's purpose in entering Kamar-Taj, this question is actually not difficult to analyze.

"It seems the answer to this question really is the Wi-Fi password."

Strange sighed, "It's really strange that those mysterious mages are online too, but it's certainly the most likely answer."

As is customary, whoever asked the question should answer it, so Strange didn't stand on ceremony.

He looked directly at the big screen and gave his answer: "I choose C, the Wi-Fi password!"

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to Stephen Strange for winning the reward skill "Return from Death"!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

Swish!

The system notification had barely sounded when Strange instantly mastered the skill called Return to Death.

“Return by Death… So that’s what Return by Death means.” Strange murmured to himself, a look of surprise on his face.

"Death...returns?"

Scott Lang carefully considered the skill, but still couldn't understand it. "It sounds pretty powerful. It seems to be a skill related to death. Could it be a skill that only activates when someone dies?"

“If that’s the case, it does sound somewhat similar to Stark’s Revive-Revive Fruit,” Thor said from the side.

The Yomi Yomi no Mi (Revive-Revive Fruit) is such a terrible thing; it only works if you die once, otherwise it's completely useless.

“Although I don’t know what the Starks’ Revive-Revive Fruit is, this Return from Death is still very useful,” Strange explained seriously to everyone. “It can bring me back to life!”

"Back from the dead!" T'Challa's pupils contracted sharply, and he couldn't help but exclaim in a low voice.

Isn't this a bit too outrageous?

This is something that breaks the boundary between life and death; even a god couldn't do it!

"Back from the dead? That's insane, man!" Scott Lang was equally shocked. "If that's the case, doesn't it mean Strange is immortal?"

"To put it simply, that's how it can be summarized," Strange nodded, then added, "Besides..."

"Besides that? This skill can not only bring people back to life, but also has other uses?" Scott Lang's exclamation suddenly broke out, interrupting Strange.

The fact that it can be brought back to life is astonishing enough, but this skill has more than just that function.

"Lang, calm down," Captain America said to Scott Lang with a calm expression.

"It sounds like this skill is far more than just resurrection," Thor said with a look of curiosity.

“That’s right. In addition to bringing me back to life, this skill will also allow me to return to a point in time before my death,” Strange added.

The scene immediately fell silent.

If being resurrected from the dead wasn't enough to surprise Captain America, Tony Stark, and others who had seen it all, then this rewind of time truly shocked them all.

Let me sort it out.

Scott Lang rubbed his face hard. "This Return by Death not only brings Strange back to life, but also resurrects him at a point in time before he was killed?"

"So, this skill includes both resurrection and time travel?"

“Although your summary sounds a bit strange, but…” Strange nodded seriously, “that’s right, that’s how it is.”

“No wonder, no wonder this skill isn’t called ‘Resurrection’ but ‘Return from Death.’ So that’s what ‘return’ means,” Tony Stark said with a sudden realization.

"Wait a minute!" Thor suddenly remembered a very sharp question, "So, does that mean Thanos's snap of his fingers was useless?"

Even if Thanos snapped his fingers and turned Strange to dust, Strange's ability would automatically turn back time!

Ah this!

Everyone present was stunned by what Thor said.

However, it must be said that Thor's argument is well-supported by evidence and has sufficient reason.

If what happened on Titan had actually happened, and Doctor Strange had turned to dust under Tony Stark's watchful gaze, what would have happened afterward?

"Thor has come up with an interesting idea, one that's worth studying!" Tony Stark couldn't help but stare at Strange and ask, "Strange, could your ability surpass the power of the six Infinity Stones?"

Although Tony Stark subconsciously felt that the possibility was not very high, he still had to confirm it.

“I don’t know either.” Strange shook his head. “This ability to return to life comes from Satella, the Witch of Envy, who once devoured half the world.”

"Devoured half the world?" A glint of excitement flashed in Captain America's eyes. "Thanos's six Infinity Stones only wiped out half of all life in the universe!"

It seems that this Witch of Envy might actually be able to contend with the power of the six Infinity Stones!

If that's the case, then the Avengers are inherently invincible.

“No, we can’t make that comparison.” Tony Stark shook his head. “The reason the six Infinity Stones wiped out half of all life in the universe was simply because Thanos wanted to do it, not because the Infinity Stones could only exert that level of power!”

"We have never known the true limits of the power of the Infinity Stones."

"But I think it goes far beyond that. Everyone should remember Infinity Ultron. Perhaps the Infinity Stones really can break down dimensional barriers."

Even so, no one knows whether Return by Death can withstand the power of the snap.

Perhaps only by letting Thanos snap his fingers and test it himself can we draw a definitive conclusion.

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Soon, the system notification sounded.

A corresponding video clip appeared on the big screen.

The first thing that comes into view is a bustling street.

Strange, with his disheveled hair and beard, looking like a homeless man, was seen wandering aimlessly through the crowd.

Swish!

Everyone present couldn't help but turn their attention to Strange standing beside them.

The Strange on the screen was so different from the Strange standing next to them.

The man next to them, dressed in a suit and looking glamorous, is clearly an elite member of high society, but what about the one on the screen?

He looked exactly like a beggar, so much so that it was unbearable to look at him.

"What the hell?" Strange's mouth twitched violently. How did he end up looking like that?

That person isn't him!

on the screen.