American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Wait a moment!"

Tony Stark interrupted Captain America at this moment, staring at option C with a slight frown. "This option is a little strange, isn't it?"

“Peggy Carter? The female agent from back then, the one who made a promise to dance with the captain? I know her!” Peter Parker finally found a chance to interject. “You’re right, Mr. Stark, this is absolutely strange! This is clearly impossible!”

"That's right, even a child can see that this option is indeed too easy, it's practically a free point. Based on my experience, the quiz system shouldn't give such an idiotic option."

Tony Stark addressed everyone seriously.

Actually, Tony Stark didn't need to say anything more; everyone present felt the same way. No one but someone with a screw loose would choose this option; it was practically just there to fill a spot.

"Stark, what do you mean?" T'Challa asked, glancing at Tony Stark from the side.

“We must have misunderstood this option,” Tony Stark said with certainty.

"For example, there was a question that asked who defeated Captain America, but one of the options was Captain America. At the time, that option was the same as this one, which seemed absurd."

"But actually... it's because we overlooked some key things that we find it absurd."

"The same goes for this question. It's definitely impossible for Captain America to spend his entire life with the Peggy Carter we know, but the answer system never tells us that the Carter in the options is that same Carter, right?"

"Stark, what do you mean?"

Scott Lang was completely confused by Tony Stark's explanation. "If it's not that Carter, then which Carter could it be? Someone else with the same name?"

“Of course it’s possible, but there are other possibilities as well,” Tony Stark said emphatically. “For example… it could be Peggy Carter from another timeline, or Peggy Carter from another universe!”

"Everyone, let your minds wander. We can't keep using old ideas and old perspectives to think about problems."

"We already know that people can travel through time in the future, we know about the existence of the multiverse, and we even know that Captain Carter traveled to the present, so... nothing is impossible!"

Both Scott Lang and T'Challa were stunned.

Tony Stark's analytical perspective truly broadened their thinking and refreshed their understanding of the question.

"Time travel? Mr. Stark, is it like in 'Back to the Future'? So 'Back to the Future' is real!" Peter Parker exclaimed excitedly from the side.

“No, of course not!” Tony Stark said quickly. “Kid, I know you have many questions. You’ll understand everything after you finish answering them.”

"Rogers, buddy!" Thor patted Captain America on the shoulder excitedly. "Looks like you and Captain Carter might actually meet one day!"

“Stark is right. If we only consider this one option, it would be more reasonable for this Carter to be a different Carter,” T'Challa chimed in, expressing his agreement.

“But we can never be sure of that, can we?” Captain America said.

“That’s right, we can’t be sure, which is why we need to analyze.” Tony Stark shrugged and gestured to Captain America, “So, please continue your analysis, Captain.”

"If it's another Carter, I can neither be certain nor sure; it's still pending!"

Captain America continued his previous analysis, saying, "D, losing one's purpose in life and freezing oneself? I'm not such a pessimistic and hopeless person, so I think this option can be ruled out."

Captain America quickly analyzed the four options and the initial result was that only option D was eliminated.

As for the other three options, we have no clue at the moment and can only leave them undecided.

The others present generally agreed with this point.

This is Captain America, the spiritual role model of the entire United States. How could he possibly be so decadent as to freeze himself?

Of course, no one can be 100% certain about option D.

Perhaps Captain America really did go through something that caused him to have a mental breakdown, and ultimately freeze himself; it's not impossible that this could happen.

But that possibility is ultimately rather small.

Moreover, none of the options in this question can be determined with absolute certainty, and they also lack strong analytical capabilities.

In this situation, we can only rely to a large extent on the subjective judgment of the parties involved and others.

"So for this question, we've only eliminated one option so far." Scott Lang slightly pursed his lips. "And the remaining three options also seem impossible to analyze... Wait a minute."

As he spoke, Scott Lang suddenly raised his head, glanced at the big screen, and seemed to have discovered something.

He said to everyone with great enthusiasm, "Have you noticed that option C is actually the opposite of option A and option B?"

This is only natural. After spending a lifetime together, how could it be that you would grow old alone?

How could someone possibly be killed during a mission?

That's about spending "a lifetime" together!

"In other words, let's first determine the probability of answering C being C, and how high it is!" T'Challa immediately said.

If option C is more likely, you don't even need to look at the other two options. If you eliminate option C, then it's not too late to look at the other two options.

"Although I would like this to happen, I have to say that I am not actually very optimistic."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark spoke first.

"I've thought of two possibilities for this option."

"The first possibility is that Rogers actively traveled back in time and stayed in Peggy Carter's era, spending his life with her."

"After all, we already know for sure that superheroes will master the method of time travel in the future, and Rogers has traveled back to the past many times, so I can be sure that this is technically possible."

"As for the second scenario, that is... other than the first scenario, such as traveling through the universe, or some other methods that we cannot think of."

"Or, as Lang said, he met someone with the same name, Carter."

"If that's the case, we have almost no known clues that we can use as a basis, so I can only look at it from a probabilistic perspective."

"Unfortunately, from a probability perspective, it was an extremely low probability event."

"And the first scenario?"

"Based on my understanding of Rogers, I don't think he would make that choice, because although that Carter is still Carter, he is not the same Carter Rogers was back then."

"Besides that, there is another very important reason: time cannot be disrupted so drastically!"

"Travel back in time to borrow some things? If you return them in time, of course, no problem."

"Can one live in the past and never come back?"

"A butterfly flapping its wings can cause a major earthquake; I can't even imagine what that could lead to."

"Although this won't affect our reality here, it will eventually affect a certain reality. Rogers isn't the kind of person who can't distinguish between what's important and what's not."

"Of course, this is just my opinion. In matters like this, Rogers' own thoughts are certainly more authoritative."

At this point, Tony Stark turned his attention to Captain America, "So Rogers, what will you choose?"

Captain America immediately stared at Tony Stark with a serious expression and asked earnestly, "Stark, is it really true that not returning from the past will create a mess of a certain related reality?"

"Of course!"

Tony Stark nodded without hesitation. "You've played with time, and time will surely play back, let alone over a period of decades."

“If that’s the case, then I certainly won’t do it,” Captain America said with certainty.

After a pause, Captain America added, "Also, Stark, you're right, that Peggy Carter is definitely not my Carter!"

"So... I'm also inclined not to do that."

Based on Tony Stark's analysis and Captain America's own "authoritative statement," option C was thus eliminated.

"The context of this question is after the end of Endgame, which means Thanos is dead," Tony Stark's voice followed, as he added.

"But what difference would it make for Captain America if Thanos died? Or what difference would it make for the world?"

"Let me tell you, there's no difference!"

"There will still be many evils in the world, and evils can never be eradicated! This will not change because of Thanos's death."

"So I think Captain America's condition shouldn't change much. He should continue to bear the honor and responsibility of 'Captain America' and fight against evil."

"Just like before Thanos appeared."

"Or rather, even though one Thanos died, there will always be another Thanos, so Captain America will always be Captain America."

The others present exchanged a few words, and no one raised any objections, so the issue was temporarily agreed upon.

C is temporarily excluded.

For now, only A and B remain.

"So now the question we need to figure out is, which option is A or B?" Scott Lang said, glancing at everyone.

"We can't possibly know the answer to option B, but I think option A is easy to determine."

Thor, unusually, also offered his analysis: "Rogers, do you think you'll marry someone in the future? If you do, you won't be alone forever, right?"

"I don't know." After a moment of contemplation, Captain America shook his head.

But she quickly added, "I don't know what the future holds, but right now, I don't feel ready for a relationship."

"Family and stability are no longer what I pursue. That version of myself is forever stuck more than seventy years ago."

The story of Captain America and Peggy Carter had already spread along with Captain America's exploits, and everyone present knew about it.

So, with such a simple explanation of Captain America, everyone can understand it quite well.

"It seems the answer to this question is A," Scott Lang concluded.

Although the future is uncertain, it's enough that everyone knows Captain America is planning to be alone for now.

For this question, this is already a basis for judgment.

Moreover, everyone knows Captain America's strength.

If even Thanos, the undisputed ruler of the universe, couldn't kill Captain America, then the possibility that he might be killed while fighting other criminals is not considered very high.

After some discussion, everyone agreed that the answer to this question was option A.

Chapter 276 Captain America, who is so old he's about to die!

As is customary, whoever is asked the question should answer it, and this question undoubtedly fell to Captain America.

"I choose A, to live a lonely life!"

Captain America didn't waste any words and immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Incorrect answer!]

[The respondent, Steve Rogers, will be penalized by having his anti-tracking abilities removed. Immediate action taken!]