American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

The man on the bus was wearing an expensive suit, a luxury watch, and his hair was slicked back. Even the cologne he wore was from a high-end brand that was popular in high society. You could tell at a glance that he was a rich man.

He's quite handsome too.

Except for his face being a little long.

Without a doubt, this man was indeed Strange.

Even after participating in several rounds of the quiz, Strange's ingrained personality remained unchanged. On this winding, narrow road, he was still speeding recklessly!

It's one thing to speed recklessly, but the real problem is that this guy was making a phone call while speeding.

You can only say that if you don't court death, you won't die.

"Okay, of course I can do that, but you can find someone else to do it! Anyone can do it!"

"Can you please give me something exciting? Don't waste my time!"

Strange felt extremely dissatisfied upon hearing the description of the patient's condition.

“Okay, I also have a 68-year-old woman here with advanced brainstem keratoma.”

"Do you want to ruin my lifelong reputation? No way!"

"There was also a 22-year-old woman whose brain was implanted with an electromagnetic device to suppress schizophrenia, but she was struck by lightning."

"Hmm, this sounds interesting. Could you send it to me? ...Okay, I've received it."

After receiving the patient's information from the other party, Strange couldn't wait to click and view it.

As a result, I became distracted.

boom!

The car crashed into another car, and then, due to high-speed inertia, it flipped over, spinning like a top and flying away.

Bang bang bang!

What followed was a series of violent impacts; Strange felt as if his body had been struck by countless sledgehammers.

After a sudden, dizzying shock, he completely lost consciousness.

When Strange opened his eyes again, he found himself lying in a hospital room.

"Hey, everything will be alright, everything will be alright."

A voice rang out; it was Christine, who was by his bedside, gently comforting Strange.

It was only then that Strange noticed his hands, discovering that they were covered with countless braces and splints, a dense and shocking sight.

“My hand…” Strange murmured.

"Eleven stainless steel nails were driven into the bone, multiple ligaments were torn, and the nerves in both hands were severely damaged. The surgery lasted for a full eleven hours. No one could have done it better."

Christine explained to Strange in an extremely heavy voice.

"No, I mean, so this is how my hand was injured."

But Strange suddenly said something like that.

Nani?

What the hell?

Christine was stunned for a moment.

Strange's reaction is a bit off.

For a highly skilled and extremely proud person, having his hands crippled like this is tantamount to completely ending his proud career. How could Strange react so calmly?

Is it...

Is this due to excessive punishment?

"Strange, are you alright?" Christine couldn't help but ask Doctor Strange with a hint of concern.

"I'm fine." Strange nodded, but he was quite emotional.

Has this day finally come?

He couldn't escape Doctor Strange's fate after all!

Swish!

The next moment, Strange felt a blur before his eyes, and unsurprisingly, he was back in the question space.

"Of all times!"

Strange couldn't help but make a comment.

Now that he's appeared in front of everyone looking like this, isn't that just like letting people whip his corpse?

The key point is that, not only was he in such a terrible state, but Strange was also moved in with his hospital bed, his hands still restrained by braces, clearly still in the posture of a patient.

And so, it was presented to everyone in its "original" form.

I must say the answer space is quite user-friendly!

But Strange felt like he wanted to die.

"Strange, what happened to you? What happened?" Scott Lang's surprised voice rang out first.

"We're all standing, but he's lying on the bed. Would you call that VIP service?" Tony Stark's slightly teasing voice followed.

"Mr. Strange, what happened to you? You look like you've been run over by a car!" Peter Parker also came over, huddled by the bedside, calling out incessantly, "You look terrible! Are you alright? How are you feeling?"

"Strange, are you alright?"

Captain America walked to the bedside and stared at Strange with a serious expression, asking him a question.

Listen to this! Now that's human language!

"Everyone, I'm fine. It was just a minor accident. Everyone gets sick or injured sometimes, so... just ignore it."

Strange looked at everyone with a pained expression.

"finally!"

Tony Stark's voice rang out again, "Strange's hand is finally injured. Does this mean Doctor Strange is about to be born? This couldn't be more timely!"

During this period, Tony Stark's research on the Hextech Gems has made virtually no progress; all he needs is a magical advisor.

Strange's injury was indeed very timely.

[A new round of questions begins: Please be prepared!]

The big screen then displayed the following message: A new round of questions is about to begin.

The participants in this round of quizzes—Iron Man Captain America, Thor, Strange Scott Lang, and Spider-Man Peter Parker—are not first-time quiz takers.

Apart from Peter Parker, who was excitedly talking nonstop, the others were much calmer.

They exchanged pleasantries in a relaxed manner, inquiring about what had happened to Strange.

Soon, the first question appeared.

[Question: Among the following individuals, who invented the time-space positioning device, making time travel a true possibility?]

A. Iron Man, Tony Stark

[B. Dr. Bruce Banner]

【C. Shuri, Princess of Wakanda】

[D. Hank Pym]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a reward of one NZT48 capsule;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

After chatting for a short while, the first question appeared.

Chapter 297 Only Iron Man can handle time travel

This is a question that everyone is very interested in. As you know from previous answers, the idea of ​​time travel was proposed by Ant-Man Scott Lang.

However, it is clear that Scott Lang simply did not have the ability to develop a time machine.

In the previous video clip where Scott Lang proposed the idea of ​​time travel, after telling Captain America and Black Widow the idea, he asked them who they should talk to about such a thing.

When explaining the principles to Captain America and his companion, it was also clear that it was completely impossible to pinpoint time within the quantum realm.

Everything was just Scott Lang's "crazy" idea.

Scott Lang himself is indeed incapable of doing such a thing.

This question will reveal who invented the time machine, or who made a significant contribution to its invention.

“Stark, Banner, Hankpym, they are all world-class scientists.”

Captain America glanced at the four options in the question and made a basic summary.

Stark and Dr. Banner are both well-known figures, and everyone knows exactly what kind of information they have.

Although no one has met Hank Pym, he has appeared in the quiz many times, so everyone is quite familiar with him.

This person invented the Ant-Man suit and can also control ants; he is also a super genius.

After all, in America, you can't just look down on Tony Stark without some real skills.

As for Su Rui?

"We don't know much about Shuri, but T'Challa once revealed that many of Wakanda's high-tech things were designed and invented by Shuri, so she should also be an excellent scientist."

After organizing his thoughts, Captain America continued speaking to everyone.

“That’s right. We don’t know about the high-tech stuff T’Challa mentioned yet, but the nanosuit was definitely made by Shu Rui.”

“That’s nanotechnology! It’s not something an ordinary person can research.” Scott Lang nodded repeatedly.

Now, all four candidates have been confirmed as top-notch scientists, and there's no doubt about that.

The next step is to identify among these four scientists the one most likely to contribute to time travel.

The first and most natural judgment is whether it matches one's major.