American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Yes, that's right, it's beautiful!" Doctor Strange chimed in, speechless. "It's really cold, but it's beautiful!"

"At this temperature, if a person stays here for more than thirty minutes, their organs, including their life, will be in danger," the Ancient One suddenly said to Doctor Strange out of the blue.

"Excellent!"

"As for you? You'll probably faint in less than two minutes." After saying this, the Ancient One turned around and walked back into the portal.

"Give in, Stephen."

Swish!

The portal then vanished, along with the Ancient One.

Only that one voice remained, drifting over in the cold wind.

"no no!"

Doctor Strange yelled and lunged toward the portal, but the portal vanished in an instant.

Doctor Strange missed his target and fell face-first to the ground.

Poor him, he was "abandoned" on Mount Everest by the Ancient One.

"So that's what the life-or-death situation mentioned in the options meant," Thor said with sudden realization.

Everyone initially thought the life-or-death situation was due to encountering an enemy and occurring during a fierce battle, but it turned out to be something the Ancient One deliberately created for teaching purposes.

Although no one believes that the Ancient One would really leave Doctor Strange here to die, if Doctor Strange still cannot open the portal to return, the Ancient One will definitely reappear.

But this method.

Most people really can't accept this.

That's just too badass.

on the screen.

The camera then switched back to Kamar-Taj.

How did he perform?

Baron Mordo asked the Ancient One with great curiosity.

This "he" undoubtedly refers to Doctor Strange.

"We'll see in a few seconds," the Ancient One said, sounding quite uncertain.

"Again?"

Baron Mordo said speechlessly, "It seems that this isn't the first time the Ancient One has used this trick against a new student."

"Should I...?"

Baron Mordo reached for his slingshot to bring Doctor Strange back, but was stopped by the Ancient One.

Baron Mordo had no choice but to wait with the Ancient One to see if a miracle would occur.

Time passed by, and nothing happened in front of them; all was calm.

Even the Ancient One couldn't help but feel a little anxious, her hands unconsciously flipping through her folding fan, a sign of her restlessness.

Doctor Strange, did he freeze to death on Mount Everest?

Swish!

Just when the Ancient One and Baron Mordo were about to lose patience, a portal finally appeared in front of them.

Doctor Strange, who was almost frozen solid, stumbled and collapsed inside.

The image froze at that moment.

It must be said that the content shown in this video was quite unexpected.

Doctor Strange's abilities are far less extraordinary than people imagine; in fact, they are extremely mediocre, even clumsy.

If the Ancient One hadn't used such an extreme method, who knows how long Doctor Strange would have needed to recover!

"So, we were wrong before? No, we weren't wrong at the beginning. Doctor Strange's talent was completely beyond our expectations."

Scott Lang shrugged and addressed the group.

"Heh, Strange, even I learn magic faster than you," Thor couldn't help but tease.

"Oh, really?" Strange, lying in his hospital bed, retorted bluntly, "Then why don't you know any magic?"

"I'm just not interested," Thor said with a smug grin. "I'd rather not learn any of that fancy stuff!"

On this point, no one bothered to expose Thor's lie.

"Perhaps Doctor Strange didn't quite get it at first and couldn't grasp the knack, but once he found the knack, he learned very quickly?"

“I had a classmate who initially had very average grades, but then suddenly made great progress, which surprised all of us.”

"That's right, that must be it!"

Peter Parker then quickly addressed everyone.

"In any case, Doctor Strange will be the Sorcerer Supreme in the future, that's for sure, so there's no point in discussing it," Captain America said.

“Of course it’s meaningful.” Tony Stark didn’t hold back his sarcasm. “At the very least, it entertained us! Did you notice Doctor Strange’s expression when he saw the handless sorcerer conjure a magical shield? That was hilarious. It’s a shame we can’t use our phones here, otherwise I would have taken a picture.”

“Stark, if it were you, you might have performed even worse!” Strange said, somewhat annoyed.

I've known Tony Stark for so long, but his personality is still so unlikable.

[Question: After Sam Wilson handed over Captain America's shield, which of the following figures was officially chosen by the United States to serve as Captain America?]

[A. Hawkeye Patton]

【B. War Machine Rhodes】

【C. Sharon Carter】

[D. John Walker]

[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.

The system notification suddenly sounded, interrupting everyone's discussion.

A new question has appeared.

This question, however, is about the new Captain America.

As you already know from previous answers, although Captain America chose to pass on the shield to his good friend and comrade-in-arms, Sam Wilson, Sam Wilson did not choose to inherit Captain America's mantle.

Instead, they handed over the shield.

In other words, Sam Wilson is not the second Captain America at all.

So who exactly is the second Captain America?

This question will reveal the answer to this mystery.

"It's the issue of Captain America's successor again."

Tony Stark glanced at the big screen and spoke first, "However, this time, Captain America won't be chosen by Rogers, but by the official selection."

There is a significant difference between Captain America himself choosing the role and the official selection process.

The former involves a greater proportion of personal factors, while the latter involves a greater proportion of political factors.

"We've already discussed this before. Captain America's successor needs to meet certain conditions, such as ability, character, and background. At the very least, on the surface, no one can find fault with him."

Captain America followed closely behind and said to everyone, "At first glance, the people in the options all seem to meet the conditions."

“Barton, Rhodes, Sharon Carter, these are all old acquaintances of ours, but who is John Walker?” Strange, lying on his sickbed, couldn’t help but ask curiously.

“This person appeared in the options during the previous round of questions, so we conducted some investigations after the questions were answered.”

Captain America began by giving a brief introduction to John Walker: "He is the first person in American history to receive three Medals of Honor. He was in charge of top-secret counterterrorism missions and hostage rescue missions. He has distinguished military achievements and a clean background. From any perspective, there is nothing wrong with him."

“Although I don’t know what the three medals you mentioned, Captain, represent… he sounds like a really impressive person,” Peter Parker interjected.

"So option D is entirely possible, therefore it's pending?" Thor suggested.

“That’s right, it’s still pending. We can’t rule out this option right now.” Scott Lang nodded in agreement.

"OK, let's put option D on hold for now and see what the other options are like," Tony Stark's voice rang out, his gaze first falling on option A.

"Barton? The authorities don't care whether Barton has family or not. From an official standpoint, I think Barton meets the requirements."

"Although his military achievements are not as illustrious as John Walker's, he possesses something that John Walker lacks: he is already a household name and a hero in America."

Hawkeye Barton appeared in the previous question about Captain America choosing a successor, and everyone has analyzed him.

Patton is flawless in every way. The only "black mark" that makes people exclude him is that Patton has family.

This is a problem for Captain America, but in the eyes of the authorities, it's not a problem at all.

Chapter 302 Spider-Man: Stabbing Myself, Am I Crazy?

"So, Barton is a possibility?"

After hearing Tony Stark's analysis, Scott Lang couldn't help but chime in with a question.

"No, I think... it probably isn't Patton."

After a moment of contemplation, Captain America shook his head once again.

"The question says that the official selection is to choose a person to be the new Captain America. Whoever that person is, there must be a prerequisite: that person must agree to do so."

"Patton... he values ​​his family quite a bit. I've done a lot of missions with him, and we have a pretty good personal relationship. He's said more than once that he'll retire in a few years to spend time with his family."

"So... I think the new Captain America won't be Barton."

“Well, it sounds like Barton can indeed be ruled out,” Thor nodded and said.

Patton's desire to spend time with his family was indeed a strong and practical reason for his decision.

Despite the different perspective, Hawkeye Patton was once again "left out" because of his family.

"And what about Rhodes?" Thor then turned his attention to option B and asked.