American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"The time machine mainly uses quantum physics, right? 'Quantum physics,' I don't think I've misremembered the term, do I?" Thor asked, glancing around at everyone.

For an Asgardian god, some technical scientific terms are indeed a bit difficult to pronounce.

"So, among these four people, is any of them researching quantum physics?" Thor continued, looking at everyone, and asked.

“We’ve already discussed this in the last question. Neither Stark nor Dr. Banner are currently researching this field.”

Captain America pondered for a moment and then said to everyone, "As for Shuri? We don't know, but according to our intelligence, Hank Pym should be researching quantum physics."

Although the footage doesn't specify what Hank Pym was researching, there should be no doubt about that.

As everyone knows, after the end of the Civil War, Hank Pym created a "science tunnel" that leads to the quantum realm.

Such a complex thing could not be manufactured without the expertise of a specialist with extensive research experience.

Hank Pym must have been deeply involved in this field for many years.

“That’s right, Hank Pym must be an expert in quantum physics.” Tony Stark nodded with certainty.

After all, the Ant-Man suit involves quantum physics.

Even Hank Pym's wife, Janet, was trapped in the quantum realm long ago, which is why Hank Pym later tried to open a channel to the quantum realm.

Furthermore, the idea of ​​time travel was something Scott Lang came up with after spending five hours in the quantum realm.

So who built that "quantum realm access machine"?

Without a doubt, it's Hank Pym.

Whether looking at his life trajectory or Hankpym's "scientific achievements," there is no doubt that he is proficient in quantum physics.

"So... if we're talking about research fields, Hank Pym is the most likely candidate?" Peter Parker asked a pointed question. "But given the relationship between Hank Pym and Mr. Scott, why didn't Mr. Scott seek Hank Pym's help, instead of going to the Captain and the others first?"

It must be said that Peter Parker's question was indeed spot on.

What is the relationship between Scott Lang and Hank Pym?

Not only did she inherit Hankpym's legacy, but she also helped Hankpym fight against Klaus, and later even helped Hankpym rescue Janet in the Quantum Realm.

This relationship.

Extraordinary.

Furthermore, Hankpym himself is an expert in quantum physics. It is perfectly reasonable for Scott Lang to seek out Hankpym after leaving the quantum field and having related ideas.

Moreover, at that time, Scott Lang and Captain America were not actually very familiar with each other!

He even made a point of introducing himself when he visited.

That introduction clearly shows that he hadn't been in contact with Captain America since the battle at the German airport.

In this situation, why would Scott Lang go to Captain America if there weren't any better alternatives?

Something is definitely not right here.

“The kid is right. Hank Pym’s research is a good fit, and he’s also an acquaintance of Scott’s. It would be more reasonable for him to seek help from Hank Pym than from Captain America.”

Strange, lying in his hospital bed, nodded in agreement with Peter Parker's point of view.

"Could it be... that Scott went to Hank Pym first, but Hank Pym couldn't do anything about it, so Scott went to find Captain America instead?"

After pondering for a while, Thor made this guess.

"Of course, we cannot rule out this possibility, but compared to this possibility, I am more inclined to another possibility."

After a moment of contemplation, Tony Stark solemnly addressed everyone, "Hank Pym is dead."

"died?"

Peter Parker was caught off guard.

“That’s right, he’s dead.” Tony Stark nodded emphatically and began to explain his reasoning.

"According to our previous intelligence, Scott was in the Quantum Realm for some reason when Thanos snapped his fingers."

"It was originally supposed to be Hank Pym's daughter Hope who pulled him out, but Hope didn't do so because she was turned to dust by Thanos' snap."

"Could Hank Pym be in the same situation?"

"Entering the quantum realm is something that Scott Lang couldn't do alone. He needed someone to 'flip the switch' for him. Hope was that person, but she might not have been the only one. Hank Pym might have been there too."

"However... she was wiped out along with Hope in Thanos' snap."

“Stark, that’s just your guess. We can only be sure that Hope is dead, but we can’t be sure that Hank Pym is dead too.” Thor couldn’t help but interrupt Tony Stark.

“Thor, be patient, I’m not finished yet,” Tony Stark continued his analysis.

“Stark is right!” Scott Lang spoke before Tony Stark could even open his mouth.

"Do you remember where I was when I came out of the quantum realm? A junkyard!"

"If Hank were still alive, how could he let that car, which could enter the quantum realm, rust in a garbage dump like trash?"

"If Hank were still alive, even if Hope were dead, he could still pull me out! He wouldn't leave me in the trash for five years, would he?"

“That’s right!” Captain America nodded emphatically in agreement. “Hank Pym should indeed be dead. Whether he died from Thanos’ snap or not, he must have died before that.”

On this point, everyone else had no objection.

After all, if Hank Pym hadn't died, Scott Lang certainly wouldn't have been treated like "trash" and left unattended for five years.

This is unacceptable.

“Fine, then Hankpym can be ruled out.” Thor shrugged. “He’s the only one we can be sure is an expert in quantum physics.”

"As for the remaining three options, we cannot be certain whether they will become proficient in quantum physics in the future. It seems that we can only make a judgment from other perspectives."

Strange, lying in his hospital bed, struggled to lift his head and addressed the people around him.

This time, answering the questions was really not easy for Strange.

Keep in mind, he had only just woken up from the serious injuries sustained in the car accident.

Strange really went to great lengths to answer the questions.

"I think interpersonal relationships might be a good starting point."

Strange's voice continued, suggesting, "Scott ultimately sought help from Captain America and Natasha, so the Captain and Natasha will inevitably turn to people they know."

This is also a logical direction, and naturally there are no problems with it.

Following Strange's suggestion, everyone began to think about it.

“If we look at it from this perspective, Shuri’s chances are quite slim,” Thor immediately said from the side. “Shuri is from Wakanda, and Wakanda is such an extremely closed country. I don’t need to say more, do I?”

Through these rounds of questions, the participants have gained a comprehensive understanding of Wakanda.

This country is extremely closed off, and it has basically cut off all contact with any other country.

While it's not impossible for a princess from such a country to cross paths with the Avengers, the likelihood is ultimately quite low.

Everyone knows the answer to this option.

"Although the possibility is relatively small, but... civil war, the final battle, and the future us will also have intersections with T'Challa, which means that we will have intersections with Wakanda."

“Sure is T'Challa’s sister, so… let’s put this on hold for now and make a decision after comparing it with the other two options.”

Captain America, who is usually very "conservative", hesitated for a moment before saying this to everyone.

There was naturally no objection to this.

However, even though it's marked "pending," this option still received a low score.

Unless there is strong evidence to rule out the other two options, this option will naturally be ruled out immediately.

“Stark and Dr. Banner are actually very similar. We can’t be sure who will master quantum physics in the future, and they both have different relationships with Captain America and Natasha.”

"So, after receiving Scott's request for help, which of these two people will Captain America look for?"

Scott Lang slowly began to speak, giving a basic overview of the two options.

It must be said that choosing between these two options is quite difficult.

As Scott Lang said, in this problem, the two are almost completely overlapping, and Captain America could find either of them.

Based on the available clues, it is impossible to confirm this.

Even if we could confirm this, we still wouldn't be able to make a final decision.

Even if Captain America finds one of them, the other person might not be able to invent the time-space positioning device!

Alternatively, it would be perfectly reasonable for Captain America to find both Tony Stark and Dr. Banner at the same time.

The analysis has reached a temporary impasse and stalled.

Given the current lack of relevant and necessary information, no matter how much everyone analyzes, they will not be able to determine these two options.

However, everyone agreed on one thing: the answer to this question is either Tony Stark or Dr. Banner.

Su Rui or something?

Because the score was too low, it was ultimately not considered by everyone.

"Although Dr. Banner is also a very good scientist, if only one person could have developed such a high-tech device as the time-space positioning system, then it would definitely be Mr. Stark!"

Peter Parker finally spoke, addressing everyone, "Let me choose this one, I choose Mr. Stark!"

“Son, wait a minute,” Tony Stark stopped Peter Parker. “Let me do it.”

What if the answer isn't him? Wouldn't that be a disaster for Peter Parker?

"I choose Tony Stark!" Iron Man immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The answering system immediately provided this feedback.

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"See? I knew it!"

Tony Stark immediately shrugged at everyone around him and boasted to them with a smug look on his face.

"Come on, Stark, this is Peter's choice, not yours!" Thor "ruthlessly" exposed Tony Stark.