American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

If "double-crossing" is a form of illegal robbery using force, then isn't option D also describing the same kind of thing?

If you attack because you need to, isn't that still robbery?

"No, these two options are different."

After some contemplation, Tony Stark offered this analysis: "Although their behaviors may appear similar, their motivations are completely different."

"The reason for the double-crossing is for profit, or to put it bluntly, for money."

"But option D is clearly for purposes other than money."

"The essential difference between these two options is whether Ghost's motive for attacking Hope was money or not."

It must be said that, from this perspective, what Tony Stark said makes a lot of sense.

So, did Ghost attack Hope because of money?

After some thought, everyone agreed that this was unlikely.

This is a powerful individual capable of fighting against those with enhanced abilities. Would someone like this openly steal things just for money?

Isn't that just too cheap?

Given the level of this person, even if they really needed money, making it would be a very simple matter; there's no need for them to resort to robbery.

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Of course, nothing in this world is absolute.

There is indeed a possibility that Ava might have genuinely committed robbery solely for money.

After all, no one can guarantee that every powerful person's inner self is as impeccable as their strength.

However, compared to option D, this possibility is relatively smaller.

Options B and D both describe the motives for attacking Hope, making it a binary choice.

Either it's for money, or there are other needs.

You can only choose one.

In this situation, after comparing the options, everyone naturally discarded option B and kept option D.

So far, after analyzing this question, options A and B have been eliminated.

Next, you can make your choice by comparing options C and D.

"Is Ghost an FIB agent?"

Scott Lang raised an eyebrow slightly. "We already know that the FIB is indeed going to capture Hank Pym and his daughter in the future."

In the previous footage about Ant-Man's quantum entanglement, Scott Lang and Hope Pym had a conversation on their way to Hank Pym Labs.

This point was mentioned in the article.

Because Scott Lang wore the Ant-Man suit to fight the Avengers at a German airport, the father and daughter were also arrested as a result.

Given the identities of these two individuals and the nature of the matter, it is perfectly normal for an organization like the FIB to get involved.

"But... does the FIB have agents with such special abilities?" Scott Lang glanced at the crowd around him again and asked.

FIB is not S.H.I.E.L.D. after all.

In everyone's common perception, FIB agents are just ordinary people.

"There's no point in discussing this kind of issue. It wouldn't be surprising if the FIB really did have such unknown secret agents."

Tony Stark simply shrugged.

That makes sense. Intelligence agencies like the FIB only ever show the public their surface. How much power they truly possess and how much depth they have is something no one can ever truly know.

Even if the FIB has "super agents," people can only say that it's not surprising.

And this possibility certainly exists.

"Okay, let's assume that Ghost really is an FIB member, and this operation is indeed an FIB operation to capture Hope."

Captain America's voice rang out as he pondered for a moment before addressing everyone, "So why did the FIB wait until the Hope trade was completed before making their arrest? Isn't that a bit odd?"

“Really?” Peter Parker scratched his head. “The FIB waits until the Hope deal is complete, catches the culprit red-handed, and then arrests them. Isn’t that reasonable? That’s how it’s always portrayed in the movies.”

“For an ordinary person, that would certainly be reasonable,” Captain America said. “But Hope is different. She was already wanted by the FIB before the deal was made.”

"So the FIB should have arrested Hope immediately after they learned of his whereabouts."

"I don't think the scenario described in the options will happen. The real scenario would be that Hope has just arrived at the transaction location when Ghost and a team of FIB agents rush in and arrest him."

"Wait a minute, Rogers."

Thor, listening from the side, was completely bewildered. "All of this has one premise: that Hope was already wanted by the FIB before the deal. How did you know that?"

“Look at the question,” Tony Stark added. “The question says, ‘To solve the tunnel overload problem, Thor, what comes to mind?’”

"Tunnel overload?"

After being reminded by Tony Stark, Thor suddenly realized what was going on.

Tunnel overload—isn't that what Hankpym said when Hope Pym took Scott Lang to her lab?

On their way to the laboratory, Hopepim told Scott Lang about their capture.

In other words, the transaction described in this question occurred after the last "quantum entanglement" event.

If that's the case, then it's certain that Hopepim was wanted before the deal even started.

Then Captain America's analysis suddenly becomes valid.

"So the answer to this question is D!" Thor clapped his hands with a smile and said to Captain America, "You're the only one left to answer this round, right, Rogers?"

"I choose D!" Captain America didn't waste any words and directly stated his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning the reward skill Green Vision!]

Swish!

The corresponding skills were directly instilled into Captain America.

"Captain, what is Green Vision?"

Peter Parker was the first to lose his composure. He immediately looked at Captain America with great interest and asked, "It can't be green vision, can it?"

"Of course not." Captain America smiled slightly. "But what's interesting is that this skill is also related to dreams, but it's much more powerful than Tony Stark's Dream Thief."

Skills related to dreams?

The people at the scene became increasingly curious.

Isn't a dream just an unconscious brain activity that happens when a person is sleeping? What use are skills related to it?

"Captain, can you stop being so mysterious?" Scott Lang couldn't help but urge him from the side. "Just tell us directly what this skill is."

"Well..." Captain America carefully considered his words before finally revealing the skill in its entirety, "Simply put, it's a skill that allows you to dream about the future."

Dreaming of the future!

Everyone present was shocked and deeply moved.

This is predicting the future!

This skill is just too overpowered, isn't it?

"Predicting the future? Rogers, can this Green Vision really predict the future?"

Even the usually composed Tony Stark couldn't remain calm and showed surprise. "But I suspect there must be some limitations to this kind of foresight, right?"

"That's right, that's how it is."

Captain America nodded, sorted through the relevant information in his mind, and explained to everyone, "This skill is a passive skill, not an active skill."

"In other words, I can't dream about the future just because I want to."

"It's not like I can dream of whatever future I want."

“I sometimes dream of fragments about the future, but I can’t control when or what kind of future I dream about.”

As Captain America said, this is indeed a passive skill, and as Tony Stark said, this skill has many limitations.

Even so, this skill is still an incredibly overpowered skill.

In any case, this is also a glimpse into the future!

"But Captain, why is this skill called Green Vision? What does it have to do with the color green?" Peter Parker couldn't help but ask again, full of curiosity.

“Peter, that’s because dreams about the future are different from ordinary dreams; they’re all green,” Captain America explained to Peter Parker. “When I have a green dream, I know I’m dreaming about the future.”

Peter Parker suddenly realized.

Everyone around also suddenly realized the same thing.

So this is what the so-called "green vision" means.

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Just then, the system notification sounded, interrupting everyone's thoughts.

A corresponding video then appeared on the big screen.

The first thing that appears before everyone is the same laboratory from the previous "quantum entanglement event".

“The sooner we get the tunnel back to work, the sooner we can get information out of his head,” Hope said to Hankpym as he hurried out.

"Has Birch already got it?" Hankpym asked from the side.

"Of course, let's go right now!"

Hopepmem is rightfully so.

"Who is Birch? What are you talking about?" Scott Lang followed after them, looking completely bewildered.

“We need a component to prevent the tunnel from overloading. I’ve got some clothes for you; you’d better change.” Hopepim said, having already left the lab and arrived at a car parked by the roadside.

He also took a bag of clothes out of the car and casually tossed it to Scott Lang.