American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This footage clearly shows how Ultron became Infinite Ultron, and then how he became "Infinite Ultron who slaughtered the multiverse."

Infinite Ultron first wiped out all the planets in his universe, which was more thorough than Thanos killing half of all life. This guy wiped out all life!

Just when it was in its final despair, the Observer gave Infinite Ultron a new goal.

A reason for existence.

However, the power of Infinite Ultron is simply too terrifying.

It's far more terrifying than Thanos.

"This is Infinite Ultron? This is terrifying!" Peter Parker exclaimed in surprise, his face full of astonishment, clearly quite shocked.

This is a super boss who can destroy a planet with a wave of his hand, and also has an army of tens of thousands of machines!

"So in the future, we'll be dealing with not only Thanos, but also this Infinite Ultron?" Scott Lang looked utterly exasperated.

“Unfortunately, based on the current clues, this is a possibility,” Captain America said to Scott Lang with a grave expression.

“Ultron has already discovered the multiverse, and as we already know from the answers, Ultron eventually broke through the barriers between universes and slaughtered the multiverse.” Even Thor, for once, showed a serious expression. “And our universe is just one of these infinite multiverses! Before Ultron is stopped, our universe will eventually face this risk.”

"Gentlemen, you're already discouraged?" Tony Stark remained unfazed. "He only has six Infinity Stones! That's no big deal!"

After Thanos snapped his fingers, didn't all the superheroes go back in time and get all six Infinity Stones?

Of course, that was the original future.

With so much information available now, the likelihood of Thanos snapping his fingers is not very high.

The future has completely changed.

But even now?

The Time Stone and the Mind Stone are right here on Earth.

The Tesseract, also known as the Space Stone, is located in Asgard. Everyone already knows the exact location of the Soul Stone, and the Power Stone will definitely appear on Xandar in the future!

As for the Reality Gem, which was something that no one really knew about before?

After such a long time, Asgard has finally figured out that the Aether is the Reality Stone!

In other words, all the respondents have obtained all six Infinity Stones.

It could even be said that it has a precise grasp of the situation.

In this situation, what is there to be afraid of?

The answer system has clearly shown that Ultron collected all six Infinity Stones to become Infinite Ultron after Thanos collected five of them!

Even if the opponent truly becomes Infinite Ultron, it will first slaughter its own universe.

Then we need to find a way to break through the dimensional barrier of the universe.

Finally, they began to slaughter the multiverse.

With such "ample" time, Tony Stark wasn't really too worried about it.

"What interests me now is, who exactly is that huge bald man, that bald man who can clearly exist independently of the universe?"

Tony Stark then said this with a gleam in his eyes.

Although people don't know much about the Watchers or what they do, the scene of the Watchers observing Ultron gave everyone a sense of déjà vu, like watching a surveillance camera in a control room.

It's as if every universe in the multiverse has been equipped with a camera, and is being managed and monitored by that bald guy.

That bald man is clearly an existence that transcends the universe!

The observers engaged in a heated discussion, but unfortunately, they lacked any information about this mysterious individual.

However, they couldn't come to a conclusion.

"No matter who this guy is, he is so afraid of Infinite Ultron, so even if he is very powerful, he should be at a similar level to Infinite Ultron."

Finally, T'Challa addressed everyone with a serious expression.

[Question: After Thor's Mjolnir was crushed by Hela, the Goddess of Death, he obtained a new artifact, the Stormbreaker. Which of the following characters did not help forge this artifact?]

[A. The Dwarf Race, Itri]

【B. Tree Groot】

C. Thor

【D. Nebula】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a Poké Ball 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 had finished discussing it, a new question appeared.

This question, however, is about Thor.

"Storm Axe? So that's why my artifact is called Storm Axe. It's truly a powerful name, perfectly matching the axe and my powerful nature."

Thor was very satisfied with this and nodded repeatedly.

"So Thor's axe was forged by at least three people working together," Scott Lang concluded.

“Yes, that’s right, but something’s not right.” Thor frowned slightly.

The forging of the Stormbreaker must have been done by the dwarves of Nidwyar, but the only option available is the dwarfs themselves!

This means that his axe was forged by a dwarf and two other people of other races!

That's a little strange.

"Everyone, let's start analyzing the question!" Captain America said to everyone. He glanced at the question first and was the first to begin his analysis.

Chapter 286 Thor: I forged the Stormbreaker myself?

“The dwarf Itri? I don’t know who this Itri is, but Thor, I remember you told us about a place called Nidweal.”

"Thanos's Infinity Gauntlet, and your hammer, you said they were both forged in that place, and that place is inhabited by a group of dwarves."

Captain America turned to Thor and asked, "So your Stormbreaker might have been forged in this place?"

“It’s not just should, it’s definitely!” Thor nodded emphatically, speaking with absolute certainty. “I can’t think of anywhere else besides Nidweal where such a divine artifact could be forged! And Itri!”

At this point, Thor emphasized the other person's background, saying, "He is one of the best blacksmiths in Nidweal, and also a good friend of mine."

“It seems that option A is possible,” Peter Parker immediately said from the side.

It's not just possible, it's highly likely, since option A is the dwarf race.

Based on the information about the dwarves that everyone learned from Thor, it was through the cooperation of many parties that the Stormbreaker was forged.

It is likely that the dwarves played a leading role.

The question asks who didn't forge the Stormbreaker, so option A is essentially eliminated without a doubt.

"So what about B, Groot? Tree-man? Wow, is it a person who looks like a tree, or a tree that looks like a person?" Peter Parker couldn't help but ask again with great interest.

“That’s an interesting question. If you ask me, I guess he might be both a person and a tree, so he is both,” Scott Lang chimed in.

Then he glanced at everyone present and said, "I don't know much about this tree-man, and your information is very brief. So, can he forge divine artifacts?"

When Scott Lang asked this question, the "veteran" answerers in the audience looked at each other and exchanged glances.

“No, no.” Tony Stark immediately shook his head, categorically denying it. “We never knew Groot possessed such a skill.”

"In fact, our understanding of Groot is limited to the fact that Groot can say the words 'I am Groot,' and that's all."

The people present started discussing it. Based on the known reports, there was indeed no indication that Groot was proficient in forging.

Is it possible that Groot is actually an expert in this field, but the quiz system simply hasn't shown it to everyone?

“No, Groot couldn’t possibly be an expert in forging artifacts.” Thor shook his head decisively, giving a very definite answer. “I know this race. They are generally of low intelligence and slow to react. They could not possibly forge something so complex.”

Thor's tone remained quite certain.

"So the answer to this question is B?" T'Challa couldn't help but ask, "Are you sure, Thor?"

“I’m certain that the Tree People couldn’t possibly know how to forge,” Thor emphasized again.

The answer to this question seems to have already surfaced.

"Wait a moment!"

However, at this crucial moment, Tony Stark seemed to remember something and immediately said, "It seems we've entered a trap."

"We all subconsciously thought that to participate in the forging of the Storm Axe, one had to be proficient in forging, but that's not necessarily the case!"

"The Storm Axe only has a metal axe head, but the handle is made of wood! And wood doesn't need to be forged!"

"So, the Stormbreaker's axe head needs to be forged, but the handle doesn't, right?"

Everyone present was taken aback by Tony Stark's words.

“Stark makes a good point,” Scott Lang immediately echoed Tony Stark, and then keenly connected the dots, “Tree people, wooden axe handles—doesn’t that suggest something?”

"Lang, you mean that the handle of the Stormbreaker might be made from wood from Groot's body?" Captain America asked in a more direct way.

“I don’t know, but I think we can’t rule out that possibility!” Scott Lang shrugged.

“That’s right, we can’t rule it out.” Tony Stark nodded in agreement.

Since the possibility of using the wood from Trut's body to make the axe handle cannot be ruled out, option B has naturally been downgraded from a "suspected answer" to "pending".

A single option cannot be used to draw a conclusion; it needs to be compared with other options before a judgment can be made.

Next, everyone started discussing the next option.

"I?"

When Thor's gaze fell on option C, he couldn't help but shake his head and laugh. "I'm pretty sure I'm not good at forging at all, let alone wooden handles. The answer to this question might just be me!"

You were just as certain when we talked about option B!

The people at the scene couldn't help but secretly complain in their hearts.

"Wait a moment!"

Peter Parker suddenly remembered something and asked, "Mr. Thor isn't skilled in forging now, so is it possible that he'll master this skill in the future? Didn't you say that the things the quiz system talks about are all about the future?"