American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The idea of ​​needing to travel through time to reverse a defeat is simply impossible.

[Question: Why did Black Panther T'Challa bring Everett Ross back to Wakanda?]

[A. Invited by the former King T'Chaka to visit Wakanda]

[B. A routine diplomatic visit by the United States to Wakanda]

[C. Ross was injured while saving an important person in Wakanda, and T'Challa had no choice but to take him back to Wakanda to treat his injuries.]

[D. In order to deal with the Golden Leopard, they had no choice but to seek outside help.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a Penetration Ring as a reward;]

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

Not long after everyone started discussing it, the system notification sounded again.

A new question has appeared.

The group temporarily stopped their discussion and turned their attention back to the big screen.

"Ross?"

When T'Challa saw this option, a strange expression appeared on his face.

Because the subject matter described in this question does not fit the style of Wakanda.

Why would Wakanda bring an outsider back?

As for Rose.

T'Challa already knows who the other person is.

In the previous round of the quiz, T'Challa fought the Golden Leopard. Not only did people from the Frontier Tribe and the Jabari Tribe participate in the battle, but another person also immediately caught T'Challa's attention.

That person was, surprisingly, a white man!

Inside the palace in Wakanda, in Shuri's laboratory, the white man remotely piloted a fighter jet to help T'Challa fight the enemy.

It can be said that the white man played an extremely important role in that war.

If it weren't for this person, then the Golden Leopard would have successfully smuggled the weapons out of Wakanda!

Nevertheless, the appearance of that white man violated Wakanda's consistent national policy, so T'Challa conducted an investigation into him.

I learned that the white man was Ross, the same man mentioned in the title.

This guy works at the counterterrorism center; he's the deputy leader of a task force, specifically used by the United States to protect certain diplomatic officials.

Even though he knew Ross's exact identity, T'Challa was still completely baffled as to why Ross would appear in Wakanda and fight alongside him.

This question will reveal this secret to T'Challa.

“Everett Ross, he’s an ‘old friend’ of ours,” Captain America said first.

Rose also made an appearance in the quiz about Captain America pulling a plane with one hand; the elderly people who answered the questions at the scene all knew who Rose was.

"Ross's job is to protect diplomatic officials, which means he often deals with foreign officials. It wouldn't be surprising if he became acquainted with the King of Wakanda and was subsequently invited to Wakanda, would it?"

Captain America then proceeded to provide a basic analysis of the problem.

"No, Rogers."

T'Challa shook his head. After hesitating for a moment, he began to tell everyone the truth.

He revealed some truths about Wakanda that he had never told anyone even when sharing intelligence within the respondent base.

“Normally your reasoning is sound, but Wakanda is different,” T’Challa said seriously to Captain America and the others. “Wakanda is a completely closed country, and I mean completely closed!”

"We cannot invite an outsider to Wakanda; it's a major taboo for us! No outsider is allowed!"

"So option A is impossible. Neither my father nor anyone else would invite an outsider into Wakanda."

T'Challa's comment surprised everyone present.

As you know from the previous quizzes, Wakanda is a relatively closed country that hides its true face from the world, but no one expected it to be this closed off.

"Completely closed off" and "any outsiders" are all too absolute.

“T'Challa, I have no intention of delving into the secrets of your Wakanda. You can consider this my… bad habit. When I encounter something interesting, I can’t help but think about it, deduce it, and wonder why.”

Tony Stark then spoke up with a curious expression, "Based on what I know about Wakanda, I have a theory: is Wakanda so completely isolated because of your vibranium?"

"Are you afraid that once Wakanda's true nature is revealed, vibranium will no longer be able to be preserved?"

"Of course, you don't have to answer this question."

This is a natural and perfectly reasonable conclusion.

“That’s right, Stark.” After some thought, T’Challa admitted.

No one at the scene was a fool. Given how much information the quiz system had revealed, everyone was bound to guess this sooner or later.

Since that's the case, it's better to just admit it openly, because there's no need to continue hiding it.

Moreover, the respondents are trustworthy.

“If vibranium is exposed, the world will be thrown into chaos, not only for Wakanda, but for the whole world.”

T'Challa addressed everyone seriously.

This isn't just T'Challa exaggerating; it's simply a reflection of the inherent flaws in human nature.

Vibranium is something that can absolutely trigger wars, especially since it is inexhaustible; it could even spark a world war.

“Understood, T’Challa, I completely understand!” Captain America nodded immediately. “And I fully support what Wakanda is doing. I hope that Wakanda’s secret will never be known to anyone.”

"Thank you for your understanding, Captain," T'Challa said with considerable relief.

"I see, so that's what Wakanda is like. A can definitely be ruled out." Thor's voice rang out, and he unusually began to analyze, "And B, can we also rule that out?"

“That’s right, Wakanda will not establish diplomatic relations with any country. Diplomatic visits and the like are simply impossible here in Wakanda,” T’Challa said firmly.

Options A and B are essentially eliminated without any doubt.

That leaves only options C and D.

Both of these options pertain to emergency situations, not routine ones. In such emergency situations, it is entirely possible to break some conventions or rules.

"T'Challa, what do you think of options C and D?" Captain America asked, looking at T'Challa. "What would you do in these two emergency situations?"

“If it’s option C, I don’t think I’ll stand idly by.” T’Challa nodded after thinking for a moment.

If it were a regular seriously injured person, T'Challa might not have done that; at most, he would have just taken the person back to the local hospital.

Bringing it back to Wakanda is absolutely impossible.

But if the other party was seriously injured because of Wakanda, T'Challa, after putting himself in that situation, realized that he might actually do that!

T'Challa is not a cold-blooded person.

"And what about D?" Peter Parker interjected at this point.

“I don’t think I’ll do that.” After a moment of thought, T’Challa shook his head. “This is an internal matter for Wakanda, and I can’t ask outsiders for help because of it.”

"But T'Challa, when you were fighting the Leopards, Ross definitely helped you against them! Didn't he?"

Thor, however, raised this question.

It must be said that what Thor said is indeed a problem.

This event did indeed happen; that is an undeniable fact.

“I think it must be for some other reason, like option C, I brought him back to treat his injuries, and then he accidentally experienced our Wakanda civil war.”

After some thought, T'Challa said this.

"T'Challa is right."

Tony Stark immediately echoed T'Challa, because the logic was obvious: "At that time, T'Challa was going to fight against the Leopard King, who had become the king. In that situation, if he wanted to ask for outside help, why would he only invite Ross?"

"In this situation, how much of a role can Ross play alone?"

"Besides, let's also think about it from Ross's perspective. He's the deputy captain of the task force. Would he really do something like interfering in the internal affairs of another country?"

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“Yes, Stark is right.”

After hearing Tony Stark's analysis, Captain America immediately nodded in agreement.

“That’s not all, T’Challa. Didn’t you say the Jabari tribe was a reclusive tribe that never got involved in Wakanda’s affairs? So why did they suddenly come out to help you at this crucial moment?”

Captain America also provided very compelling evidence.

“T'Challa must have asked the Jabari tribe for help!” Scott Lang added from the side. “Otherwise, why would the Jabari tribe suddenly get involved in Wakanda’s affairs? T'Challa was isolated and helpless at the time, so asking the Jabari tribe for help should have been the only option.”

There is no doubt about this point; all aspects are logical deductions.

So, if T'Challa has already successfully found such a powerful ally as the Jabari tribe, why go through the trouble of seeking Ross's help?

That makes absolutely no sense.

From multiple perspectives, it is illogical for T'Challa to seek Ross's help, so option D is eliminated without a doubt.

The only answer to this question is option C.

To be honest, this question is actually quite simple.

If Black Panther T'Challa isn't around, and people aren't familiar with Wakanda's "corporate culture," it would indeed be difficult to analyze.

Because all the options are reasonable.

But after understanding Wakanda's "corporate culture," this question is actually not difficult at all.

So, the next question is naturally who should answer it.

Of everyone present, only Thor and Peter Parker remained who hadn't answered the question. After a brief discussion, the two quickly reached an agreement.

This question will be answered by Peter Parker.

Thor had absolutely no interest in this thing called the Penetrating Ring, even though he didn't know what it was, because the name sounded really bad.

And Peter Parker?