American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The tightly closed door was finally opened.

Baron Mordo led Strange into a room.

“Take a bath, relax, and meditate if you have time,” Baron Mordo said to Strange. “The Ancient One will summon you later.”

As he spoke, Baron Mordo casually handed Strange a note.

Strange took it and looked at it. There was a string of letters he couldn't understand written on it, and his expression immediately turned serious: "What is this? My spell?"

"The Wi-Fi password here," Baron Mordo said. "We are not cavemen."

The scene ends here.

The two newcomers, Scott Lang and T'Challa, were completely stunned, their hearts filled with a tremendous upheaval, which goes without saying.

For the elderly people who answered the questions, the biggest takeaway from the video was a piece of information that was not very relevant to the "main theme" of the question.

The multiverse has been confirmed!

The existence of the multiverse has always been known to everyone, and it is even known that Infinite Ultron can travel through the multiverse. However, these are all just speculations and inferences.

Or it could be indirect information from the question-and-answer system.

However, in the footage just now, the Ancient One clearly pointed out the existence of the multiverse while letting Strange travel through it and explaining it to him!

"This universe is just one of infinite universes; the worlds are infinite!"

These are the original words of the Ancient One.

This is the first time that everyone has truly and accurately learned such information.

"The Ancient One always knew about the existence of the multiverse, and among the many universes that he showed Strange, there was even Dormammu!"

Captain America's expression turned extremely serious. "Could it be that Dormammu is actually from another universe?"

“If that’s the case, then this world is far more dangerous than we imagine.” Thor’s voice was also filled with solemnity.

If Dormammu comes from another universe, doesn't that mean that breaking through dimensional barriers isn't as difficult as people imagine?

So, will Infinite Ultron one day actually appear in its own universe?

Previously, people talked about Captain America and Captain Peggy Carter breaking through the dimensional barrier to meet, but that was just a joke, nothing serious.

But now everyone realizes that this kind of thing really could happen!

However, such a thing may not necessarily be a good thing.

Who knows what it is that has broken through the dimensional barrier?

Captain Carter would be great, but what if it were some other dangerous entity?

The atmosphere at the scene became slightly somber.

[Question: Which of the following characters colluded with arms dealer Ulysses Klaue to keep Wakanda's vibranium on the black market for so long?]

[A, Mbaku]

【B. Eric Killmonger】

【C, Wakabi】

【D. Njober】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill "Hole Wave";]

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

Shortly after, the system notification sounded, and the latest question appeared.

The discussion was temporarily halted, and everyone turned their attention to the large screen.

"Krow!"

T'Challa muttered to himself, his expression turning rather grim.

Klaue has been stealing vibranium from Wakanda and selling it on the black market. If that were all, it wouldn't be so bad, but he has also caused tremendous damage to Wakanda.

Over the past thirty years, countless Wakandas have died at the hands of this guy, and many places have been destroyed by him.

T'Challa's father had been sending men to capture Klaue for thirty years, but had never succeeded.

This can be considered a great disgrace to Wakanda.

T'Challa never expected that this question would be about this very matter.

“No wonder Klaue has so much vibranium; we should have realized it sooner,” Tony Stark said with sudden realization. “He couldn’t have done this alone! He must have an inside man in Wakanda!”

"With such a large amount of vibranium, he not only has an inside man in Wakanda, but that inside man's identity must also be very complicated," Captain America added from the side.

"You guys know this guy, Klaue?"

T'Challa glanced at Tony Stark and his companion with some surprise at first, but then realized that this information might have appeared in the quiz system before.

Besides, the people in front of them are all of extraordinary status, so it's not too strange that they know about Crow.

"That's right, we know this guy. Thanks to him, a city almost flew into the sky."

Thor shrugged.

“Mbaku, Wakabi, Njobu… Does anyone know who these people are?”

Strange glanced at the options on the screen, then turned to everyone and asked.

He didn't recognize any of the people listed in the options.

Tony Stark, Captain America, and the others also glanced at the "candidates," and stared at each other blankly.

They didn't know any of them.

But this was to be expected, since the mole in Wakanda was definitely one of Wakanda's people.

Wakanda, as the poorest country in the world, has virtually no presence on the international stage.

If it weren't for the quiz system, no one would have ever heard of this country, and naturally, no one would know its people.

So everyone instinctively turned their heads and focused their attention on T'Challa.

“Most of these people are important figures in Wakanda.” Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, T’Challa solemnly introduced them to everyone.

This is exactly what Captain America guessed: Klaue's inside man must be someone in a high position.

“Most of them?” Scott Lang keenly caught the key word. “So there’s one unimportant person?”

“No, it’s not that he’s unimportant, it’s just that I don’t know him,” T’Challa said, shaking his head.

Without waiting for anyone to ask, he pointed out the name: "Option B, Eric."

"Eric Killmonger? That name sounds familiar."

Captain America thought carefully, but couldn't remember anything. He looked at T'Challa again to confirm, "Are you sure you don't know this person?"

T'Challa thought about it carefully again, and finally shook his head with great certainty, "I've never heard of this person."

"The question states that it involves collusion from within and without, so the people in the options should all be Wakanda's people."

"While that possibility exists, I don't think the question would present us with a non-Wakanda person to choose from; that would be too unprofessional, wouldn't it?"

Tony Stark then addressed the group.

This is a point that most people agree on; if this Eric isn't from Wakanda, it would be a real insult to intelligence.

It's practically free points.

So even though there's no evidence to suggest that Erik is from Wakanda, everyone generally assumes he is.

Of course, to put it another way, there is also the possibility that Erik is not a Wakanda native.

However, given this possibility, the answer is clearly not Eric, so we can rule it out directly and there's no need to discuss it at all.

"However... even if we temporarily assume that Erik is from Wakanda, he still has to be ruled out!"

Tony Stark then changed the subject, saying to everyone, "T'Challa has never heard of him, which means he's not an important person!"

While being an important figure isn't a prerequisite for colluding with Crowley to steal vibranium, given the choice between three important figures and one relatively unknown one, the less famous one is naturally eliminated first.

This is a point that most people generally agree on.

Option C has been temporarily ruled out by everyone.

"T'Challa, who are the other options?" Strange asked T'Challa seriously.

The others around also turned their questioning gazes toward T'Challa.

With everyone watching, T'Challa began to introduce the other options.

“A, Mbaku, he is the leader of the Jabari tribe, the strongest of the five tribes in Wakanda.”

"However, although the Jabari tribe is relatively powerful, it is the only tribe that has not submitted to Wakanda."

"No kingdoms have submitted? Wait a minute, from what you're saying, Wakanda hasn't achieved unification yet?" Strange couldn't help but ask from the side.

“No, no, no, that’s not what I meant.” T’Challa waved his hand. “The structure of the five tribes in Wakanda is an established one. It has been maintained like this for a long time. We have no intention of changing this structure or forcibly bringing the Jabari tribe under our control.”

"So this tribe is actually an independent and self-governing tribe?" Captain America raised an eyebrow; this situation was somewhat unexpected.

“That’s one way to look at it.” T’Challa nodded after a moment’s thought.

“Then is it possible that this is a tribe independent of your royal rule?” Thor pondered from the side. “Since he is not under your control, he might do things that are beyond your control.”

"No, it can't be Mbaku."

T'Challa, without even a second thought, categorically denied it, saying, "The Jabari tribe has always lived in the snowy mountains, leading a secluded life, and they do not participate in any affairs of Wakanda."

"Seclusion? Not participating in any Wakanda affairs?" Tony Stark summarized. "So, this tribe is essentially isolated from Wakanda?"

“That’s right. The Jabari tribe rarely ventures out of the snow-capped mountains.” T’Challa nodded. “They have no involvement in any aspect of vibranium mining, processing, transportation, or anything else.”

If that's the case, then Mbaku's chances are really slim.

Firstly, the Jabari tribe is almost completely isolated from Wakanda, living in seclusion in the snow-capped mountains for a long time. Under these circumstances, the appearance of the Jabari tribe in Wakanda would attract a lot of attention.

Furthermore, the Jabari tribe is not involved in any aspect of vibranium production and has no opportunity to do so.

After a brief discussion, Mbaku was ruled out with almost no controversy.

"And what about Wakabi?"

Thor stared at T'Challa again and asked.