American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Swish!

Captain America has temporarily lost his ability to evade tracking.

Captain America didn't take the punishment too seriously, figuring he could get back to his old self with time.

He glanced at everyone and said, "Everyone, the answer is not A. We made a mistake."

To be honest, even if someone answered this question wrong, it wouldn't be too surprising.

After all, this question is basically purely analytical, with very few known clues to support it, so its "reliability" is naturally somewhat lacking.

“Since the answer isn’t A, then it can only be B.” T’Challa paused for a moment before speaking, “Captain America died in a mission.”

Previously, everyone judged based on strength that Captain America was unlikely to die during the mission, but in the end, that was a simple and crude way of judging.

That's it.

But in reality, it is possible that Captain America could actually be killed during a mission.

Option A, dying alone, and option B, dying on a mission, are actually complementary. If one survives the mission and dies alone, then if one dies on a mission...

There's really nothing more to say.

But the results now prove that it wasn't A.

So naturally, everyone would assume that the answer is B.

After a brief discussion, T'Challa decided to answer the question, as the Hundred-Crack Kick was clearly a fighting technique.

T'Challa was quite interested.

"I choose B, to die in a mission," T'Challa immediately said to the big screen.

[Incorrect answer!]

However, he answered incorrectly again.

[The respondent, T'Challa, will be punished by having one year of his lifespan removed, to be carried out immediately.]

Swish!

T'Challa's life was cut short by just one year.

"The answer isn't B either!"

T'Challa remained calm as he addressed the group, showing little concern about losing a year of his lifespan.

"Since the answer is neither A nor B, it can only be C or D. Which of these two options should we choose?"

Peter Parker glanced at the remaining two options and asked.

These two options were immediately ruled out by everyone.

“I think Mr. Thor is right, the captain deserves a better ending!” Peter Parker added his own opinion.

"A clever child!" Thor smiled, it felt good to be agreed with, and he said to everyone, "I don't believe Rogers would freeze himself."

Not only Thor, but everyone else present also disbelieved, or rather, refused to believe, that Captain America had frozen himself. After all, he was Captain America!

A role model for the American spirit, an example for all Americans.

A slight silence fell over the room.

On the one hand, people don't think Captain America would disregard the chaos he would cause in other realities and stay in the past just to fill the void in his own emotions.

They're still using this self-deceiving approach.

On the other hand, people also don't think Captain America would do something like freezing himself; that's not like Captain America at all.

Nobody wanted to believe it.

Neither of these two options seems very reliable.

“I don’t think the Captain would do something like freezing himself.” After thinking for a while, Scott Lang spoke up. “Stark will have been sacrificed after the Endgame, so there might not be anyone to warn the Captain about the risks of doing so. Therefore, if I had to choose between these two options, I would choose C. Now, let me answer.”

Scott Lang wanted to answer, which was naturally no problem, and no one raised any objections.

Scott Lang then gave his answer to the big screen: "I choose C, to spend my life with Peggy Carter!"

[Correct answer!]

The system notification sounded immediately.

This relieved Captain America, but also surprised him slightly; he hadn't expected the answer to be C.

In the future, he actually did spend his life with Peggy.

[Congratulations to Scott Lang for winning the reward skill Hundred-Crack Kick!]

The system notification sounded again, "infusing" the Hundred-Crack Kick skill into Scott Lang.

"The answer is C! See? I told you so! Rogers is destined for a perfect ending!" Thor couldn't help but laugh out loud. "Spending his life with Carter, not bad, really not bad!"

“Yes, this is fantastic!” Peter Parker was genuinely happy for Captain America.

"First of all, Captain, congratulations on such a perfect ending! I'm truly happy for you!" Scott Lang immediately said from the side. "Secondly, Thor, that was my line, okay? Also, congratulations to myself for obtaining the Hundred-Crack Kick!"

“Hundred-Crack Kick? Mr. Scott, what kind of skill is that? It must be really cool!” Peter Parker couldn’t help but ask excitedly again.

"Hundred-Crack Kick"—literally, this should be a set of leg techniques or similar skills, that much is certain.

"'Hundred Splits'? Does it mean splitting into a hundred? So this skill is a very fast leg technique?" T'Challa guessed. "Because it's fast, it's like splitting into a hundred legs?"

“That’s right, that’s exactly how it is.” Scott Lang nodded.

Swish swish!

He then braced himself on his left leg, raised his right leg, and launched a series of rapid kicks forward.

That speed was truly astonishing; it even left a series of afterimages!

It's impossible to see the trajectory of his right leg at all!

That's an exaggeration.

"Wow! That's so cool, so amazing!" Peter Parker couldn't help but exclaim excitedly, but then he paused for a moment, "Wait a minute, how come I can see such a fast kick?"

"It really is a 'Hundred-Crack' foot; it really looks like it's split into a hundred legs," Tony Stark said with a slight admiration.

"There shouldn't be anyone on Earth who could withstand such a series of kicks, right?" Thor said with a hint of approval.

The reason is simple: the speed of this series of kicks is just too fast.

This has exceeded the limits of what ordinary people can react to.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

Shortly after, a system notification sounded, and a corresponding video appeared on the big screen.

"remember!"

The first voice to be heard was Dr. Banner's.

But in a grove of trees, there was a bunch of equipment that looked impressive but whose purpose was unknown.

Dr. Banner, Captain America, Sam Wilson, and the others gathered around the device, with Dr. Banner solemnly explaining something to Captain America.

No, at this point we shouldn't call him Dr. Banner anymore, but rather the Hulk, Banner.

Because what appeared before everyone at this moment was a completely green behemoth.

It's just a completely rational version of the big guy.

"You have to return the gems to the moment they were taken, or it will trigger a bunch of nasty parallel realities," the Hulk said to Captain America with a serious expression.

This footage shows Captain America returning the six Infinity Stones that were retrieved from the past after the Endgame.

The Hulk's words also confirmed what Tony Stark had said earlier.

If you disrupt time, you will inevitably be "disrupted" by time.

Taking the gem and not returning it would create a bunch of parallel realities, so what if we stay in the past and don't come back?

The same is undoubtedly true!

That would cause real-world chaos!

This is the same idea Tony Stark had said before; Tony Stark wasn't exaggerating.

"Don't worry about Bruce!"

Captain America's voice rang out as he closed the box containing the Infinity Stones, declaring confidently, "I will sever all timelines."

"I've tried it."

The Hulk then said to Captain America, "When I had Iron Arm and the Infinity Stones, I really tried my best to bring her back. I miss her so much."

Without a doubt, the "she" here is Black Widow.

After all, the only woman we know who had a good relationship with the Hulk and is now dead is Black Widow.

"Me too!" Captain America nodded emphatically.

“If you want, I can go with you!” Sam Wilson walked over and said to Captain America with a serious expression.

“You’re a good man, Sam,” Captain America said with a smile to his old friend. “But this time I’m going alone.”

Captain America then approached Bucky and told him, "Don't do anything stupid. Wait for me to come back."

“How could I? You took all the silliness with you!” Bucky said to Captain America.

After saying goodbye to his two old friends, Captain America didn't linger any longer and went straight to the seemingly mysterious device.

How long will he be gone?

Sam Wilson asked the Hulk, who was standing in front of the control panel.

“He can stay as long as he wants, but for us, it’s only five seconds,” the Hulk replied to Sam Wilson while operating the system.

With the video now showing how Captain America and Peggy Carter spent their lives together, everyone can be 100% certain, there are no doubts whatsoever.

It is indeed time travel.

Clearly, after Captain America went back in time and returned all six Infinity Stones, he never came back. Instead, he stayed in the past and spent his life with Peggy Carter.

As for causing real-world chaos or something.

Perhaps, as Scott Lang said, since Tony Stark is dead, no one is there to remind Captain America anymore.