American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Captain America was the first to begin the analysis, and he spoke to everyone in a deep voice.

Given that Ross and Nick Fury, leaders of the Avengers from different eras, are both listed as options, once the time period is determined, one of them can definitely be eliminated.

"It's obviously not Nick Fury."

Tony Stark immediately shook his head, making his judgment in the very first instant.

Not only Tony Stark, but also several "veteran" answerers reacted immediately.

After all, the Avengers no longer belonged to Nick Fury during the Civil War, and at that time, Peter Parker didn't know any of the other Avengers except for Tony Stark.

This is enough to prove that Peter Parker at that time was not an Avenger at all!

“That’s right, Nick Fury can be ruled out.” Even Thor realized it and nodded in agreement.

“Not just Nick Fury, I can rule him out too,” Captain America added from the side.

At that time, he hadn't signed the Sokovia Accords at all, and Ross even sent Tony Stark to capture him. He definitely wasn't an Avenger back then.

Naturally, it can be ruled out without a doubt.

The logic and cause-and-effect relationship in this process is very clear, and there's not much to say about it.

"Who is this Nick Fury? Why can he be ruled out?" Peter Parker's voice rang out, and he interjected with some curiosity.

Captain America then explained Nick Fury's identity, the developments of the Avengers, and other related matters to Peter Parker.

“So the answer to this question is actually quite obvious; it should be Secretary of State Ross,” T’Challa said from the side, drawing a conclusion quite logically.

Everyone else present agreed with the choice, and no one raised any objections.

Overall, this question is really not difficult.

The confirmation of the timeline definitively rules out Nick Fury and Captain America.

The answer can only be chosen from the remaining options: Ross and Tony Stark.

And this choice is quite simple.

There's no need to even discuss it; it's completely unnecessary.

"So I'm the only one left who hasn't answered the question, right?" Thor glanced at everyone in the room, then said his answer to the big screen.

“I choose D! Secretary Ross!” Thor said confidently.

[Incorrect answer!]

But the system emitted this notification sound.

Thor's chrysanthemum smile froze on his face.

Everyone else at the scene was also quite surprised, and it could be said that they were caught off guard.

This question was wrong?

[The respondent, Thor Odinson, will be punished by having ten years of divine power erased! Immediately!]

Swish!

Thor's ten years of divine power vanished in an instant.

However, Thor possessed divine power for a full fifteen hundred years, so he didn't care much about this mere ten years of divine power.

"Where exactly did things go wrong? How could they answer this question wrong?" Thor couldn't help but ask, staring at everyone.

He was more concerned about this than the loss of his divine power.

"That doesn't make sense." Even Tony Stark couldn't help but furrow his brow slightly.

Frankly speaking, everyone is quite confident about this question because it has real-world examples to support it.

During the Civil War, Peter Parker genuinely didn't recognize any of the Avengers!

From beginning to end, everyone's analysis was flawless.

Tony Stark and everyone present began to carefully analyze the problem, but they couldn't find any fault with it.

"If it's not Ross, could it be Tony Stark?"

Scott Lang couldn't help but speak up at this point, "From a timeline perspective, Nick Fury and Captain America are both out of the question, and Ross isn't the answer either, so that leaves only Tony Stark."

"Could it really be Stark?" Captain America frowned slightly.

Eggman and him, along with Ross, are definitely out of the running. Now, the only option left is Tony Stark.

But Tony Stark had no reason to be chosen!

He's not part of the Avengers' leadership!

He was just one of the "employees".

Something's not right with this question.

Something's definitely not right.

Everyone has been through a lot of answering questions, and this isn't the first time we've encountered a situation that's clearly not right.

Everyone has gained experience.

This situation often arises because some crucial details have been overlooked, so everyone begins to carefully re-analyze the problem.

"Everyone, isn't the wording of the question a bit strange?"

After a moment of silence, T'Challa pointed to the big screen and said to everyone, "What does it mean to be named an Avenger?"

“It really is true. I’ve always felt that this question was a bit strange, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on why. Now that T’Challa has mentioned it, it’s become clear to me.”

Scott Lang immediately chimed in, "The word 'appointed' shouldn't appear at a time like this, right? Are the Avengers appointed by someone else?"

After T'Challa and Scott Lang pointed this out, everyone present realized this as well.

indeed.

The character “封” is very strange.

Does the act of "sealing off" still exist in modern society?

Avengers aren't titles!

What's this talk about banning or not banning?

If you want to become an Avenger, all you need is the leadership of the Avengers to agree. So why talk about banning or banning it?

"If that's the case, then the answer to this question really shouldn't be Ross... Of course, Thor has already proven that to us."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark addressed the group again, saying, "We don't know much about the Avengers during Ross's time, but it was an organization under the supervision of a United Nations oversight group."

"If the Avengers need to recruit members, I don't think the process will change much. A specialist will conduct the evaluation, report the results, and the leadership will give their opinions. That's pretty much it."

“The ‘sealing’ action will not occur during this series of procedures.”

"From this perspective, the answer shouldn't be Ross."

"So, can we draw the opposite conclusion? Perhaps Peter Parker's path to becoming an Avenger didn't follow the conventional route?"

Tony Stark's words did make some sense.

However, there is currently a lack of necessary information, and it is impossible for anyone to analyze how Peter Parker became an Avenger.

After discussing it for a while, the group still couldn't come up with a solution.

“Mr. Stark, gentlemen, if we can’t figure it out, then let’s not analyze it,” Peter Parker suggested after listening for a while. “Let’s use the process of elimination! Can’t we eliminate the other three options—no, the other two options?”

"It seems this is the only way." Captain America nodded.

The issue of the "lockdown" was so complicated that no one could figure it out, so they just made the choice haphazardly.

Fortunately, this question can indeed be solved using the process of elimination.

Not only that, the exclusion of Nick Fury and Captain America is based on sufficient evidence and logical reasoning, making it highly plausible.

"So, shall we choose Tony Stark for this question?" Thor glanced at everyone, seeking their opinions.

“That’s the only way.” Tony Stark nodded. “Peter Parker should become an Avenger through unofficial means.”

"Although I don't know the specifics, since it's unofficial, it's possible that I could review it or 'block' it."

This issue was resolved in a rather "muddled" way.

"Children, our consistent rule is that whoever is asked the question should answer it. We have all answered it once now, and now a new round of questions will begin."

“It’s your turn to answer this question,” Tony Stark then said to Peter Parker.

“Oh, is it my turn? I choose A, Mr. Stark!” Peter Parker immediately said to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

This time, the answer was correct.

Chapter 282 Spider-Man: I've Actually Left Earth!

[Congratulations to Peter Parker for winning the reward skill Water Breathing Third Form Flowing Dance!]

The system notification sounded immediately, and Peter Parker's reward was instantly credited to his account.

"Flowing Dance? So that's the real name of this skill. Although the name is a bit strange, it's not bad!"

Peter Parker sorted through the information about Liu Liuwu in his mind and couldn't help but say excitedly.

"Mr. Stark, gentlemen, I bet you can't guess what this Flowing Dance skill is, but it's really cool. Would you like to guess?"

Peter Parker couldn't contain himself and, without waiting for anyone to ask questions, started excitedly showing off his treasures to everyone.

"Is this some kind of dance?" Thor couldn't help but say with a laugh.

“This is certainly not a dance, Mr. Thor!”

Peter Parker shook his head. Seeing that no one seemed too interested in guessing, he took the initiative to explain, "This is actually... a kind of footwork! It's a kind of... well, I'm not very good at describing it, let me demonstrate it for you."

Just after saying that, Peter Parker suddenly swayed.

The person transformed into a ghostly afterimage, quickly circling the crowd before returning to their original position.

The people at the scene couldn't keep up with Peter Parker's footwork at all.