American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The Guardians of the Galaxy, on the other hand, saved the galaxy in one fell swoop.

That's absolutely amazing.

"Then the Guardians of the Galaxy must be really strong, right? They can even save the galaxy, so aren't they even more powerful than the Avengers?" Peter Parker naturally came to this conclusion.

"The Avengers even saved the entire universe!"

Tony Stark remained unconvinced. "Believe me, kid, they may have a big name, but they're really... just a bunch of unreliable thugs together."

"Really?" Peter Parker said in disbelief.

"Without a doubt, this question refers to the battle between Stark and his crew and Thanos on Titan."

Captain America was the first to jump into the analysis: "We already know that after Stark and his two companions killed Ebony Maw, they decided to go to Titan to deal with Thanos."

"However, Star-Lord and his group also participated in that battle."

"According to our intelligence, they met for the first time on Titan, which fits the scenario described in the question."

"At that time, there were only two people on the Avengers' side: Stark and Peter Parker. Doctor Strange probably did not join the Avengers."

"And the Guardians of the Galaxy, according to our intelligence, are indeed Star-Lord, Drax, Mantis, and Nebula."

Captain America quickly clarified the general background described in the question for everyone.

"So when they met by chance on Titan, they even had a fight because of a misunderstanding? I just don't know who won."

Peter Parker spoke with renewed enthusiasm.

“Kid, I can’t believe you’d ask such a stupid question.” Tony Stark looked at Peter Parker with an air of self-righteousness. “With me there, how could the Avengers have failed? Look at the question; it says I captured one of the Guardians of the Galaxy.”

Tony Stark was always arrogant, so everyone just listened to his words and let it go. Everyone knew Tony Stark's personality and no one really took his words seriously.

"Let's take a look at the options in the question," Captain America suggested.

Everyone then turned their attention to the big screen, looking at the options and beginning to think.

However, to be honest, combat is a very complex thing, especially a large-scale battle between two sides, which involves many factors.

With no details about this great battle available, it is extremely difficult to make any judgments or to analyze the basis for such judgments.

For a moment, no one could come up with a solution.

This question is really a bit difficult to answer.

"Although this judgment is not entirely reasonable, it seems that for the time being, we can only make a simple and crude judgment by comparing strengths."

After some thought, T'Challa addressed everyone and made this suggestion.

"It seems that's indeed the only way to judge this," Scott Lang shrugged.

The people present exchanged opinions and no one raised any objections.

When you have absolutely no idea how to approach the problem, this is the only option that isn't entirely reasonable.

"If we look at it from this perspective, then Star-Lord can be ruled out."

Thor immediately addressed everyone, "Star-Lord is the leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, so he should be the strongest, right?"

"Star-Lord himself has extensive combat experience and a lot of special equipment. All things considered, while his combat strength may not be the strongest, it is definitely not weak either."

After discussion, Star-Lord was unsurprisingly ruled out.

"Drax the Destroyer, that 'humble guy' isn't very bright, that's obvious. Of course, basically everyone in the Guardians of the Galaxy has some kind of problem with their brains."

"In comparison, Drax is particularly dim-witted! However, Drax's physical attributes are clearly extraordinary, and his overall combat strength is actually not weak."

"However, brute force alone cannot be effective in combat, especially in evenly matched battles. In such battles, the brain is a valuable asset."

"So if we compare Star-Lord and Drax, I think Star-Lord's overall strength is above Drax's."

There's not much doubt about the power ranking of Star-Lord and Drax.

Drax's lack of intelligence certainly played a part, but more importantly, Drax only used dual swords in combat, which naturally made him inferior to Star-Lord, who was fully equipped.

"And what about the Mantis Woman?"

Peter Parker's gaze fell on the next option, and he asked with some curiosity, "Speaking of Mantis Woman... is she an alien? A woman who looks like a mantis... ugh!"

The image of a woman with the body of a mantis and the head of a human involuntarily surfaced in Peter Parker's mind, causing him to gasp in shock.

How scary, how scary.

I can't even imagine it.

"The Mantis Woman is indeed an alien, but she actually looks quite similar to humans, except that she has a pair of snail-like horns on her head."

Captain America explained to Peter Parker, which finally put Peter Parker at ease.

If that's the case, then it's acceptable.

"Mantis is undoubtedly the weakest in terms of strength."

Tony Stark then spoke up, saying with absolute certainty, "She doesn't know how to fight at all."

"Is that so, Stark?" Thor couldn't help but ask from the side.

"That's right. The Mantis has no fighting skills. The only thing she seems to be proficient in is the ability to put people to sleep, which was shown in the video of killing Ego."

"Moreover, that skill cannot be used at will; it requires contact with the target object to be used."

Captain America added his comments from the side.

Hearing that both Tony Stark and Captain America said so, Thor didn't ask any more questions.

When everyone went to kill Ego, Thor, Dr. Banner, and Star-Lord were responsible for distracting Ego and drawing his attention.

Tony Stark and others were responsible for dropping bombs on Ego.

However, before dropping the bombs, Tony Stark and his team did something else: they captured Mantis.

After all, everyone already knew from the quiz system that Mantis was a future ally, so it was impossible to kill Mantis along with them.

So they brought Mantis off Ego and eventually handed her over to Star-Lord.

During this process, Mantis's strength was revealed without a doubt, to the point of being utterly despicable.

"So the answer to this question is Mantis?" Scott Lang couldn't help but ask from the side.

“No, Mantis is too weak. She’s not a warrior at all, so she wouldn’t be the answer to this question,” Tony Stark said from the side.

"In that chaotic battle, Mantis couldn't possibly have intervened; she probably didn't participate."

"And I won't lay a hand on a woman who hasn't made a move yet."

Tony Stark, he has principles and a bottom line!

The people present couldn't help but nod. If the Mantis was really that weak, then nothing would actually happen to her.

Not just Tony Stark, but any one of them would not have laid a hand on a woman like that.

Option C can be eliminated without a doubt, and everyone then turned their attention to the last option.

"And what about Nebula?"

Peter Parker asked again.

"Nebula and Gamora, those two sisters must be the only two people in the Guardians of the Galaxy who are still in their right minds, right?"

Tony Stark first sighed, then said, "Nebula is also very strong. If we were to make a comparison, I think she should be stronger than the Destroyer."

Everyone has a lot to say on this point.

Although Nebula's power wasn't shown much in the videos, don't forget that everyone has personally fought Nebula!

Not only do they understand Nebula's abilities, but they also know that Nebula is a cyborg.

In terms of physical attributes, even if it doesn't look as big as the Destroyer, it's no worse than the Destroyer in that respect.

As for fighting skills, Nebula is superior to Destroyer.

"So, considering all factors, the weakest one is the Destroyer?" Scott Lang glanced around at everyone and asked with certainty.

“It’s the Destroyer,” Tony Stark nodded. “That’s him!”

"I choose B, the Destroyer!" Tony Stark then made his choice without saying any more nonsense.

The question concerns him, and according to the rules, it's naturally Tony Stark's responsibility to answer it.

However, the analysis process for this question is not very scientific.

To be honest, Tony Stark himself wasn't very confident.

It all depends on luck.

[Correct answer!]

To Tony Stark's relief, his luck seemed to be quite good; he answered the question correctly.

[Congratulations to Tony Stark for winning a DC MINI Dream Eater!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

After answering correctly, Tony Stark immediately had a simple-looking frame device in his hand.

No one had ever seen that device before, and they didn't know what it was used for, but judging from its general shape, it looked like it was meant to be clipped onto a person's ear.

Apart from that, no one could figure out anything else.

Without a doubt, it was the dream-stealing device the system had mentioned.

"A dream stealing device? Mr. Stark, this device... can it steal other people's dreams? Can it project other people's dreams while they are dreaming?"

Peter Parker couldn't help but stare at Tony Stark with great curiosity and ask.

Peter Parker's understanding is the literal meaning of the words "Inception".

“At first, I also thought this dream-stealing device looked like this,” Tony Stark said with a smug grin.

"It seems that the Dream Stealer's function is far more than that."

T'Challa said slowly, "'Dream theft,' 'Dream theft,' what exactly constitutes dream theft? Dreams are a subconscious activity. Could this device possibly know what a person is thinking?"

"It's not as amazing as T'Challa makes it out to be. This dream stealer allows me to infiltrate other people's dreams."

Tony Stark explained, "At the same time, I can also use this device to weave a specific dream and then implant that dream into a person's mind."

"so amazing!"