American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

No, I am not.

"What would you do if the aliens came back?"

Spider-Man was caught off guard and didn't know how to answer.

"Does anyone have any questions related to the community?" Spider-Man limited the scope of questions to the reporters.

"I am Sean Winford of the Queen's Lecture Hall. What does it feel like to inherit Tony Stark's mantle? This position is filled with high expectations!"

Another reporter asked Spider-Man seriously.

The mere mention of Tony Stark caused Spider-Man to become dazed, clearly having been touched on a sore spot.

"Excuse me, I have to go now. Thank you for coming!"

Spider-Man hastily uttered those words and then used his webs to fly away.

Swish!

The next moment, Spider-Man flipped and flew onto the rooftop to compose himself and breathe some fresh air.

But when I glanced over unintentionally, I saw a huge Iron Man poster on one of the walls.

Spider-Man looked at the poster and his defenses crumbled instantly; his eyes immediately welled up with tears.

The image froze at that moment.

This video, from one perspective, perfectly illustrates how the public views Spider-Man.

The fact that reporters have so openly asked about the successor shows that this is a common perception in society, with everyone believing that Spider-Man is Tony Stark's successor.

As for journalists, everyone understands; this issue doesn't need much explanation or discussion.

What everyone was more interested in was another topic.

"Sparkling?"

Captain America spoke first, a thoughtful look on his face, and said, "What does this mean? Judging from the footage, the annihilation has happened to many people."

“That’s right, Aunt May and Happy, they’ve both experienced the annihilation, that sounds like an incredible thing.”

Thor couldn't help but nod in agreement.

“Peter’s Aunt May said that when she returned from the ghostly resurrection, she was mistaken for a mistress and a ghost. I think... we can draw some conclusions from this.”

Strange said something else entirely.

Chapter 308 Avengers? So weak! I'm the Cosmic Guardians!

"That's right. In Peter's Aunt May's words, after she came back from the brink of death, she left the family in the apartment completely bewildered."

"The key point is, 'that family'."

After raising an interesting topic, Strange then offered his own analysis.

"This sentence describes a situation where 'Aunt Mei' appears in someone else's house, but the interesting question lies precisely here."

"It's one thing for the mistress to think 'Aunt Mei' is a mistress, but why does Grandma think Aunt Mei is a ghost? Could it be that Aunt Mei looks exactly like someone who has already died?"

"And the person who died knew 'the family in the apartment'!"

"But then another question arises: if that's really the case, why would the lady of the house think Aunt Mei is a mistress?"

This is indeed a very interesting topic.

The family in the apartment were clearly acting strangely.

"The reason why the family in the apartment reacted this way is because 'Shuomei' has returned."

Tony Stark chimed in, "And quite a few people experienced the scintillation, plus the timing of the scintillation, which occurred around the time of Iron Man's death... What could possibly fit both of these points in terms of time and scope?"

Reminded by Tony Stark, everyone present started to use their brains and began to think about it.

Soon, Scott Lang's eyes lit up.

After all, there weren't many events that covered a wide range of areas before and after Iron Man's death, so it wasn't difficult to pinpoint them.

"It was Dr. Banner who snapped his fingers and brought back the half of the people on Earth that Thanos had wiped out. 'Sparkling' must refer to this!"

Scott Lang said in a very certain tone.

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

Peter Parker nodded in agreement. "Wasn't it five years after Thanos snapped his fingers before Dr. Banner snapped his? During those five years, there must have been a lot of houses that were vacant because of Thanos's snap, so other people moved in."

"As a result, when Dr. Banner brought the people back, they were essentially found in someone else's house."

"This must be the situation Aunt May encountered!"

If that's the case, then the reaction of "the family in the apartment" would be quite normal.

Since Aunt Mei suddenly appeared in her home, the lady of the house naturally assumed that her husband had hidden someone in her house.

Otherwise, how could a stranger suddenly appear in your home?

As for that grandmother?

Perhaps it was because they witnessed Aunt Mei's sudden "rebirth" from nothing that they mistook her for a ghost.

Without a doubt, this is exactly what annihilation is all about.

Moreover, judging from the name, the word "Shuomie" perfectly matches the idea of ​​"vanishing into thin air in an instant."

There is no doubt about this point anymore.

[Question: To combat Infinite Ultron, the Watchers selected specific individuals from the multiverse to form the "Multiverse Guardians." Which of the following individuals is NOT part of this team?]

A. Iron Man, Tony Stark

[B. Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange]

C. Thor

[D. Captain Carter]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill Magic Imprint - Spell Bullet;]

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

At that moment, the system notification sounded, and a new question appeared.

This question, which piqued the interest of everyone present, was about how to deal with Infinite Ultron.

"Wow, the 'Guardians of the Multiverse', that's way cooler than the Avengers, and way cooler than Star-Lord's Guardians of the Galaxy."

Scott Lang immediately exclaimed in amazement, stimulated by the extremely awesome title of "Multiverse Guardians".

"A cosmic guard? That's ridiculous!" Peter Parker exclaimed in astonishment. "Protecting the entire universe... that's absolutely insane!"

"Infinite Ultron has actually reached this level?" Captain America's expression began to turn serious.

They knew beforehand that Infinite Ultron was very powerful, and they always placed Infinite Ultron above Thanos.

Captain America hadn't expected that Infinite Ultron would be so powerful that it couldn't be dealt with by a single universe and required the "Multiverse Guardians" to defeat it.

Knowing that a potential enemy possesses such terrifying strength, Captain America is anything but at ease.

"'The Observer,' who is he?" Thor finally spoke up, showing great interest in this mysterious figure.

Although we don't know who the Observer really is, the fact that he can select people from the multiverse and form a multiverse guard force clearly shows that he is a big shot.

A being on par with Infinite Ultron, capable of transcending a single universe and reaching the level of the multiverse!

"I'm also very interested in this guy."

Tony Stark pondered for a moment, then made a seemingly logical deduction, "Could he be... that... giant bald guy from the last round of questions?"

That giant bald man is the only known multiverse boss besides Infinite Ultron.

It's not surprising that Tony Stark made such a guess.

“Possibly, very likely!” Strange agreed. “Isn’t that guy in that mysterious place, observing the multiverse? That fits the title of ‘Observer’ perfectly.”

“Hmm, that makes sense.” Peter Parker agreed and offered another piece of evidence: “In the previous video, that bald guy was detected by Infinite Ultron, and he was clearly terrified! He was very worried that Infinite Ultron would invade the multiverse!”

Apart from Doctor Strange, who was "absent" from answering the questions, everyone else present couldn't help but picture the Observer's terrified face.

When Infinite Ultron discovered him, he was so frightened that he reflexively severed the "connection".

"So that bald guy won't stand idly by. He'll probably take some measures, and it's reasonable for him to form a multiverse guard, right?"

Peter Parker continued.

After discussion, although it is not yet certain, we are quite confident that the giant bald man is the Observer.

"So... let's assume for now that the bald guy is the Observer, and then start analyzing this problem."

Captain America delivered the final blow, addressing everyone.

However, this put everyone on the scene in a bit of a predicament, because no one knew what the criteria the observers used to select the cosmic guards were.

Everyone was at a loss as to how to analyze this problem and felt somewhat at a loss for where to begin.

"Everyone, let's take a look at the four options first."

Left with no other choice, Thor had to make this suggestion.

Everyone thought the same thing, so they all started to focus their attention on the four options on the big screen.

"Iron Man, Thor, Doctor Strange, and another captain, but not Captain America, but Captain Carter, fine, they are all very powerful superheroes."

Scott Lang gave a brief summary, and at first glance, there was nothing particularly noteworthy.

"Everyone, take a close look at these four people. Can you find a characteristic that three of them have, but the third person doesn't? If you can find it, then the problem is solved, right?"

Scott Lang then shrugged at everyone.

"Uh..." Thor rested his chin on his hand, pondered for a moment, then suddenly slapped his thigh, "I've got it! Stark and the other two are men, and Captain Carter is a woman!"

Everyone fell silent.

I knew it; there was no point in having any hope with a guy like Thor who was all brawn and no brains.

Let's take a look at each of the options separately.