American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

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

After a brief discussion, a new question was presented.

This question was, surprisingly, about Scott Lang.

“So~” Scott Lang was speechless. “I actually went to Klaus Technology to steal things again in the future! I’m really going further and further down this path, but I had no intention of going down this path at all.”

I have a master's degree from MIT, after all!

How did he end up becoming a professional thief?

Hank Pym!

Yes, it must all be that old bastard Hank Pym's fault!

Scott Lang thought resentfully that he had been instigated by that old bastard to steal things from the Avengers base in the previous video.

The old bastard's purpose in instigating me to steal that prototype was precisely to steal something else from Klaus Technology.

I actually agreed again!

Scott Lang was really annoyed.

Did my future self lose their mind? How come I've been used as a pawn by that old bastard time and time again?

Although he was stealing before being pulled into this bizarre question-and-answer system, he swore that he originally intended to do it only once and never do it again!

"Ant-Man suit, honestly, what else can this suit be used for if not to steal things?" Tony Stark smiled nonchalantly.

Tony Stark didn't think much of this groundbreaking technology.

What's the point of this thing if it's not used for stealing?

Little did they know that Hank Pym also looked down on Tony Stark's Iron Man armor.

"Miniature vault, wasp suit."

T'Challa keenly noticed these two key words. "Does this mean that this Wasp suit is also a suit similar to the Ant-Man suit?"

“Very likely.” Strange immediately agreed. “Otherwise, the name ‘Wasp’ would be a bit strange. It’s probably because this suit can shrink a person to the size of a wasp that it’s called the Wasp Suit.”

There wasn't much disagreement about this point; in fact, a miniature vault is enough to illustrate the point.

"To obtain this Wasp suit, Ant-Man was trapped inside a miniature vault," Captain America said, cutting straight to the point without any preamble.

"It's worth noting here that Ant-Man was deliberately let in by Klaus, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to break into this miniature vault."

"I agree with everyone's previous analysis. The Wasp suit should be similar to Ant-Man's suit. So what about this miniature vault?"

"Although we don't know exactly how small it is, it should be so small that it's only possible to enter if it's shrunk down; it's impossible for a normal person to get in."

“Of course,” Tony Stark said matter-of-factly. “If normal people could go in, what would be the point of calling it ‘micro’?”

"So here's the question: Klaus deliberately put Ant-Man into this miniature vault, which means he understands Ant-Man and what the Ant-Man suit can do, but he still did it!"

"This means that this miniature vault can counteract the functions of the Ant-Man suit. The Ant-Man suit alone is not enough to escape!"

After a pause, Tony Stark continued his eloquent speech.

“That makes sense.” T’Challa immediately agreed. “Then can we rule out option A? Isn’t shrinking the basic function of the Ant-Man suit? Klaus couldn’t possibly be unaware of that.”

“Not just A, but also B,” Strange added. “The Ant-Man suit can not only shrink, but also enlarge; these are the two basic functions of the Ant-Man suit.”

After discussion, options A and B were eliminated without much doubt.

That leaves only options C and D.

"'Magnified UFO'? What is that?" Thor asked, somewhat bewildered.

He thought for a moment and offered a guess: "Could it be a UFO that can magnify things?"

“That’s probably it.” Captain America immediately agreed. “Since Hank Pym can enlarge and shrink the suit, he should be able to enlarge and shrink other objects as well.”

The phrase "enlarged UFO" is simple and easy to understand; its function is clearly stated in the words.

There was nothing to discuss further, and everyone quickly reached a consensus.

"If this magnifying flying saucer is used to magnify a certain structure of the vault, the vault will definitely be destroyed instantly."

"Everyone, this is the simplest, most direct, and also the most effective way!"

"I think this is the answer!"

Scott Lang immediately spoke to everyone with some excitement.

“This option is indeed possible, but we can’t draw a conclusion yet.” Captain America remained as calm and composed as ever. “Let’s wait and see what the last option is.”

With Captain America's words, everyone's attention turned to the last option.

"This kind of invasion is not something that one person can do alone; Ant-Man must have comrades providing tactical support."

Captain America, facing the last option, offered his analysis: "After Ant-Man was trapped, his companions managed to hack the system and open the vault, which makes perfect sense logically."

“Captain, don’t forget that it was Klaus who set a trap and let Ant-Man in. This means that Klaus already knew someone was hacking his system, and he must have been prepared.” Scott Lang raised his objection.

However, before anyone else could say anything, he rejected his own opinion, "However, my future partner might be extremely powerful. Even though Klaus was on guard, the system was still cracked."

“But how likely is that?” Tony Stark chimed in. “That’s Krause Technologies! Formerly Pym Technologies! Can a system from a company of that caliber be cracked so easily?”

Just kidding, the system of a company of this caliber is naturally not so easy to crack. After all, not everyone in this world is Tony Stark!

“So the answer is still C.” Scott Lang shrugged. “The captain is right. Option D does have this possibility, but compared to option C, it is indeed less likely.”

"Therefore, I choose C!"

Without much hesitation, Scott Lang immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

As expected, the system emitted this notification sound.

To be honest, this question is actually quite simple.

[Congratulations to Scott Lang for winning the Ice Blue Aria!]

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

The system then distributed the corresponding rewards to Scott Lang, and everyone who saw them was quite surprised.

Because this icy blue aria is actually a gun!

A cool gun that's all blue, with a very stylish design, and even a touch of fantasy!

"Wow! This is the Ice Blue Aria? It's actually a gun?" Scott Lang exclaimed in surprise. "To be honest, this is completely beyond my expectations!"

This was not only unexpected for Scott Lang, but also for everyone else present.

The words "Ice Blue Aria" seem to have absolutely nothing to do with a gun, no matter how you look at it.

"That's quite an artistic name." Strange shrugged slightly, then made a basic guess, "Although I don't know what 'Ice Blue Aria' means, since it has the word 'ice' in it, this gun must be a freezing gun, right?"

"That's right, absolutely correct!"

Scott Lang nodded, and subconsciously picked up the cool blue gun, saying, "This is indeed a freeze gun, and I'm very satisfied!"

Boom boom boom!

Immediately afterwards, Scott Lang held the gun and fired several shots into the open space.

Chapter 268 Who snapped their fingers and saved half the universe?

As Scott Lang said, the Ice Blue Aria was a freezing gun, and with those muffled gunshots, several ice bullets were fired.

However, as always, it melted into the pure white ground of the system space.

However, its power was not apparent.

“This really is a freeze gun, a real freeze gun.” T’Challa looked at the ice-blue aria with a hint of surprise. “This is the first time I’ve ever seen a gun like this.”

"Rang," Thor asked with some curiosity, "how powerful is this gun? Because the bullet looks a bit big, it shouldn't be able to penetrate a human body, right?"

That's right, the bullets fired by the Ice Blue Aria are much larger than you might imagine, and they're quite different from the bullets you're used to.

Even its shape isn't particularly sharp; in a sense, this warhead is essentially an impact.

Instead of drilling through.

“Obviously, this bullet can’t penetrate the human body,” Tony Stark said with certainty. “However… it must feel terrible to be hit by one of these bullets.”

"So this gun can't kill people?" Strange raised an eyebrow slightly.

A gun that can't kill is a useless gun.

"You're right, this gun can't kill people. No, no, no, this gun can kill people, but it's not what you think."

Scott Lang nodded at first, but then shook his head and began to explain.

"The working principle of this gun is freezing. The bullet is just a form, and it is not the same as the bullet that everyone understands."

"When an ice bullet hits a person, it doesn't rely on blunt force, but rather on instantly releasing ice into the person."

"It's magical, right? But that's right, it's that cool! This gun can freeze people into ice sculptures!"

"So it can't kill people, but if you fire a few more shots, it can freeze people to death."

After Scott Lang's explanation, everyone finally understood what kind of gun the Ice Blue Aria was.

Frankly speaking, everyone is very satisfied with this.

It can't kill people, but it can imprison them.

How perfect!

“I love this reward so much! This gun is like it was made for me!” Scott Lang said excitedly.

With this gun, wouldn't his future actions be much easier?

Even if you're accidentally discovered, it doesn't matter. A few shots will take care of the person, and you can leave the scene calmly. It couldn't be more convenient.

No, no, no, that's just what I think. I will never do such petty theft again.

Then Scott Lang shook his head violently to get rid of these messy thoughts, before taking out the zoom laser gun, shrinking the Ice Blue Aria, and putting it in his pocket.

Yes, perfect!