American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Scott Lang immediately addressed everyone in a very serious tone.

First you become a teenager, then an old man, and finally a baby. It sounds funny, but if it really happened to you, it would be terrifying.

“I now have a basic understanding of how time travel works,” Tony Stark said from the side.

"First, we enter the quantum realm through the 'quantum tunnel' invented by Hankpym."

"Then, I will use the time-space positioning device I invented to come out of the quantum realm within a specific time."

"It's all taken care of."

Tony Stark spoke to everyone with a relaxed expression.

"Scott, has Hankpym already started building that 'quantum tunnel'?" Thor couldn't help but ask from the side.

“Well,” Scott Lang shrugged. “Hank already has this idea.”

Scott Lang then explained the relevant details to everyone.

It turns out that during the battle between Scott Lang and Klaus, in order to defeat the enemy who was stronger than himself, he took a desperate gamble and entered the dangerous quantum realm.

Finally, they successfully returned from the quantum realm!

Inspired by Scott Lang, Hank Pym believes that Janet, who may have disappeared into the quantum realm many years ago, may still be alive!

If Scott Lang is alive, why can't Janet?

Therefore, Hank Pym had already conceived the idea of ​​creating the corresponding equipment to enter the quantum realm.

This is exactly what Scott Lang agrees with.

There was absolutely no need for Scott Lang to remind them.

"Fine!"

Upon hearing this, Captain America couldn't help but shrug. "It sounds like time travel shouldn't be a problem anymore."

Once Hank Pym develops the "device" that can enter the quantum realm, and Tony Stark also learns the scientific principles behind the creation of the time-space locator.

Time travel, is it still a difficult thing?

Of course, after so many questions, people don't think they would let Thanos snap his fingers and be forced to travel through time to collect the Infinity Stones.

The key issue is that the threat we face now is not just Thanos.

Putting everything else aside, there is also Infinite Ultron who stands above Thanos!

Frankly speaking, the pressure that Infinite Ultron brought to everyone was even greater than that of Thanos.

After all, no matter how powerful Thanos is, he hasn't exceeded the limitations of a single universe.

But Infinite Ultron is an existence that breaks through the dimensional barriers of the universe and slaughters the multiverse!

[Question: How did Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange, learn to open magical portals?]

[A. Diligent study and hard work will eventually lead to success]

[B. Exceptionally talented, grasps concepts instantly]

[C. A born sorcerer who taught himself by seeing incantations]

[D. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't learn it; their potential was only unleashed under life-or-death circumstances.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a dose of KW74 as a reward;]

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

As everyone was discussing, the system notification sounded, announcing the appearance of a new question.

This question, however, is about Doctor Strange.

Strange's hands are currently severely injured, and according to the "career plan" revealed by the quiz system, he should be embarking on his journey to Kamar-Taj.

This question will reveal Doctor Strange's future learning experience at Kamar-Taj.

"Strange, there's something I've always wanted to confirm with you."

Thor, quite curious, plopped down on Strange's hospital bed and asked, "What are your plans for the future? Are you still going to be Doctor Strange?"

To be honest, although Doctor Strange seems incredibly cool, awesome, and awesome, he carries a very heavy burden on his shoulders.

Especially after becoming Doctor Strange, he also had to face terrifying enemies such as Dormammu and Thanos.

Therefore, knowing this future in advance, it's understandable that even if Strange doesn't intend to become Doctor Strange.

Not to mention, Strange is different from ordinary people; he is also a "question answerer".

If an ordinary person's hand were crippled to this extent, it would be truly useless. But for Strange, it was a completely different story.

After all, many of the Strange's answerers have received healing-related rewards.

For example, Tony Stark's healing potion and Black Widow's magic beans could easily heal Strange's hand.

Of course, both of these rewards are consumables. It might not be appropriate for Strange to borrow them, but Dr. Banner's horse charm is perfectly fine.

That thing was originally a miraculous device used to cure diseases and save lives!

It will not cause any loss to Dr. Banner.

It could even be described as a simple favor.

Given the relationship between Strange and Dr. Banner, Dr. Banner would definitely use the Horse Charm to heal Strange's hand.

In this situation, even if Strange's hands were crippled, it wouldn't be a big deal.

This is why Strange was so calm and composed after seeing that his hands were crippled.

Because this really is nothing!

Strange didn't take it to heart.

What he kept in mind was the question Thor asked him: whether or not he wanted to become Doctor Strange.

"That's right, Strange, what do you think about this?" Captain America leaned closer and asked Strange with a serious expression.

"To be honest, I haven't decided yet."

After a moment of contemplation, Strange said to everyone, "I am a doctor, and I am satisfied with my current life. I don't want to be some kind of world-protecting sorcerer to fight against Dormammu, Thanos, and the like."

"As a top doctor in America, I drive luxury cars, frequent high society, and am admired by many. This has already fulfilled all my life's aspirations."

“Your pursuit is really simple,” Tony Stark couldn’t help but interject. “Can’t you have a more noble pursuit?”

“Sorry, I’m just that kind of unambitious person,” Strange said to Tony Stark, pursing his lips.

Then he continued his previous topic, saying, "However, I think there must be a reason why the quiz system chose me. Perhaps it's a mission, a mission I can't escape!"

"What I mean is... the quiz system has revealed so much about my future and rewarded me with so many things, it certainly isn't just because it wants me to be a doctor for the rest of my life, is it?"

That's a very constructive question.

The people present were unable to answer for a moment.

Does anyone know why the quiz system selected them?

However, everyone agrees that Strange is right about one thing: the system couldn't have chosen the candidate so that Strange could be a doctor for life.

"Mr. Strange, this means you are destined to be Doctor Strange! This is your destiny! Accept your destiny!"

Peter Parker then spoke to Strange in a very serious tone.

“Son, I need to think about this carefully,” Strange said.

“That’s right, Strange. You’d better think this through while you’re recovering,” Captain America chimed in.

He then glanced at everyone and began to remind them, "But for now, let's take a good look at this question."

As soon as Captain America said this, everyone in the audience turned their attention to the big screen.

"This question should be pretty easy, right?"

Strange spoke first, "I am the next Sorcerer Supreme after the Ancient One. The Ancient One also said that I am the best among sorcerers, and my talent is definitely second to none."

"The answer to this question is either B or C; there can't be any other possibility."

The audience largely agreed with Strange's statement.

The options of diligent study and hard work, and "no matter how hard I try, I can't learn it," do indeed seem somewhat inconsistent with the clues that everyone has.

Chapter 300 Doctor Strange, a Useless Trash That Couldn't Be Used Anymore

"So the answer to this question is either B or C?"

Scott Lang's voice rang out, and he immediately continued with the next step of his analysis, "So, is it that he has extraordinary talent and can grasp things instantly, or is he self-taught?"

Both options describe magical geniuses, the only difference being the degree of their genius.

Option B represents an ordinary genius, while option C represents a genius among geniuses. One needs a teacher to explain, while the other doesn't even need a teacher to teach him; he can learn on his own.

So, to which level of genius will Doctor Strange, this magical genius, ultimately belong?

I think it should be C.

After a moment of contemplation, Thor shared his assessment with everyone: "You won't believe it, but when I returned to Asgard and asked my father, he actually knew about the Ancient One."

Everyone was secretly surprised, never expecting that the Ancient One was so amazing that she even knew about someone like Odin.

“My father told me that the Ancient One has lived for over seven hundred years, and her strength is among the top in the entire universe.”

Thor continued speaking to everyone.

“He’s lived for over seven hundred years, my God! Is he even human?!” Peter Parker gasped.

The other participants in the quiz were also spurred on by the excitement.

They had known for a long time that the Ancient One had lived for a very long time, but they never imagined that he would live to this extent.

That's over seven hundred years!

"Thor is right."

Tony Stark nodded in agreement, "Since the Ancient One has lived for so long, she must have seen countless geniuses. I think Kamar-Taj is not lacking in geniuses, but ordinary geniuses may not be enough to surpass the Ancient One."

"That must be... a genius among geniuses!"