American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Everyone thought the video would end there, but then another video was played on the big screen.

But they found themselves in a large hall in Washington, D.C.

Sam Wilson, dressed in a suit and tie, stood on the high platform, speaking eloquently to the crowd below.

It looks like a press conference is being held.

"Steve represents the best of all of us: brave, honest, hopeful, and his ascetic expression is absolutely stunning."

"The world has changed forever. A few months ago, billions of people suddenly reappeared after being gone for five years, plunging the world into chaos."

"We need new heroes, heroes who are suitable for the current era!"

“The symbolism comes from the men and women who give it meaning.”

"This thing."

At this point, Sam Wilson picked up the shield. "There is probably no greater symbol than it, but more importantly, the man who wielded it! He is no longer here."

"So today, we pay tribute to Steve's legacy, but at the same time, we look forward!"

"Thank you, Captain America, but this belongs to me!"

After saying this, Sam Wilson handed the shield to a staff member.

The staff member reverently accepted the shield and sealed it inside a pre-prepared display case.

The video ended there.

The first video clip shows Captain America's own choice of successor.

The following video shows the acceptance of the new Captain America by the upper class and the general public.

Clearly, Sam Wilson's casting as the second Captain America was widely accepted.

The fact that the other side held a press conference in Washington, D.C., says it all, even if it was a press conference to hand over the shield.

For reasons unknown, Sam Wilson ultimately chose to hand over the shield rather than continue serving as Captain America.

"Gone?"

"Last will?"

Scott Lang's voice rang out first, and he couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, "Doesn't this mean that Captain America was already... dead back then?"

Although Captain America did look incredibly old when he passed on the shield, which led to much speculation, wasn't it all a bit too fast?

Sam Wilson said that the people who disappeared from the earth a few months ago have returned, which means that a few months have passed since the Hulk snapped his fingers!

After the Hulk snapped his fingers, Thanos traveled through time and the final battle began.

These events occurred in a very, very short interval.

In other words, Captain America died just a few months after passing on his shield to Sam Wilson!

This was so unexpected!

"It seems that's how it is."

Thor nodded. "But to spend one's life with the woman one loves and die peacefully in one's sleep is already a perfect ending. It's something to be happy about."

“This was all expected, nothing to say.” Tony Stark remained calm as always. “What interests me more is that the captain misjudged the situation; Sam Wilson actually handed the shield over to him after the captain’s death.”

Isn't this a bit ridiculous?

Didn't we agree to "do my best"?

As a result, the shield was handed over immediately after Captain America died.

That's really unreliable.

"I believe Sam must have had his reasons for doing that," Captain America said with a serious expression, explaining to his best friend.

The role of the second Captain America is of great importance, involving many aspects. Without knowing the specific circumstances, any judgment would be biased.

[Question: After the unexpected death of King T'Chaka of Wakanda, Prince T'Challa succeeded him to the throne. During the King's Challenge, which of the following individuals challenged T'Challa?]

【A. Nijadaka the Golden Leopard】

[B. Mbaku, chieftain of the Jabari tribe]

【C. Wakabi, the chieftain of a frontier tribe】

【D. River Tribe Warrior Najiya】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a reward of Wing Chun boxing skills;]

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, a new question appeared.

The people present temporarily stopped their discussion and focused their attention on the big screen.

This question, however, concerns T'Challa's succession to the throne.

"King's Challenge?"

T'Challa shrugged slightly, a smile playing on his lips, and sighed softly, "This question came at just the right time."

"What's wrong, T'Challa? Just in time? What does that mean?" Thor was slightly taken aback, then quickly understood. "You mean you're about to become king?"

"No, to be precise, I am now the King of Wakanda."

T'Challa shook his head. "The council has already announced this decision to the entire Wakanda, but procedurally, I still need to accept challenges from various tribes on King's Challenge Day to make it more legitimate! And the ceremony for this challenge will be held in three days."

After returning from the last test, T'Challa confronted his father, T'Chaka, who confessed his crimes to the parliament.

The result was obvious: T'Chaka, with such a huge stain on his record, was simply not worthy of the throne of Wakanda and was quickly removed from his position.

T'Challa played a crucial role in this matter and was the only prince of the Kingdom of Wakanda. After discussions among several tribal chiefs, T'Challa undoubtedly became the new king.

It's like the inauguration ceremony of a sect leader in some martial arts novels, where all that's needed is the final step: standing firm against the challenges of the crowd.

T'Challa is now just one step away from completion.

The current problem, however, can provide T'Challa with a lot of useful information.

"The fact that this question has appeared means that someone will actually challenge T'Challa on King's Challenge Day."

Tony Stark thought of something interesting: "Whoever that person is, he's doomed. He can't even stop T'Challa with a finger."

With his current power-ups—the Upside-Down World and the Hole-Gap Wave—can anyone withstand even a single blow from him?

They'll probably be instantly killed, right?

Whoever challenges T'Challa, the outcome will be a foregone conclusion.

“That’s right, the story of the Leopard defeating T’Challa and becoming king will never happen again, and the ‘Leopard’ rebellion in Wakanda will not occur,” Scott Lang chimed in.

"Alright everyone, let's take a look at the options in the question," Captain America reminded everyone.

Everyone stopped their idle chatter and focused their attention on the big screen.

"The leopard? Could it be him?"

Thor couldn't help but speak up, "Didn't we have a question before that revealed that the Golden Leopard became the King of Wakanda? He became king by winning the King's Challenge, right? So could this be the one?"

“That’s possible.” Scott Lang nodded. “T’Challa was supposed to succeed as king, but he was defeated and almost killed by the Leopard, so the king fell into the Leopard’s hands.”

The others at the scene also felt that the answer was most likely to be Golden Leopard.

After all, this is supported by very strong factual evidence.

The leopard did indeed nearly kill T'Challa and became the king of Wakanda.

The fact that the other party accomplished all of this and was recognized by the various tribes of Wakanda can only be due to what they did during the King's Challenge.

This was something that people had speculated about before.

"No, it can't be a leopard."

After a moment of contemplation, T'Challa shook his head. "The one who defeated me was probably in another King's Challenge match."

Without waiting for anyone around him to ask, T'Challa took the initiative to explain the reason.

"In Wakanda, only those who inherit the throne can inherit the title of Black Panther and are qualified to wear the Black Panther suit."

"When I stopped the leopard from transporting weapons, I appeared wearing the Black Panther suit, which means that I had already become the King of Wakanda before the leopard defeated me."

"So that's how it is!" Peter Parker exclaimed in sudden realization.

The others also realized that Wakanda actually had such a tradition.

"It's not just that."

Tony Stark spoke again, recalling some details as well: "During the Wakanda Civil War, Okoye ultimately chose to fight against the Leopard and gave his men an order something like 'protect the king.'"

"This is enough to prove that T'Challa must have been a king before this, which is why Okoye does not recognize the leopard as a king and calls T'Challa a king instead."

"Otherwise, she would have told her men to protect the prince."

Tony Stark also presented strong evidence that the leopard option was indeed ruled out without any surprises.

"And what about the chief of the Jabari tribe?"

Thor then stared at T'Challa and asked, "Didn't you say that this tribe has long lived in seclusion and doesn't interfere much in Wakanda's affairs? Are they qualified to challenge the king?"

“Of course they are qualified,” T’Challa said without hesitation. “Moreover, the Jabari tribe, like the frontier tribes, also harbors some resentment towards my father.”

This left everyone present speechless.

Tchaka was such a failure as king.

Wakanda only has five tribes in total, and now two of them are dissatisfied with it. This can truly be called a failure.

"I remember during the Wakanda Civil War, didn't the Jabari tribe help T'Challa fight against the Frontier Tribes? How come they've been so dissatisfied with Wakanda all this time?"

Scott Lang couldn't help but shake his head and sigh.

All I can say is that things at the highest levels are too complicated and the schemes are too deep.

"So, it's entirely possible that the Jabari tribe could challenge you?" Captain America asked in a deep voice.

T'Challa pondered for a moment, then nodded emphatically: "That's right, that's a possibility, so option B is pending."

"What about option C, Wakabi? Is it also pending?"

Thor asked from the side, "Weren't the frontier tribes equally dissatisfied with T'Chaka? Wakabi even helped the Leopard fight against T'Chaka later on."