American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Captain America suggested from the side and was the first to enter the analysis, "Let's look at Stark first. Stark is the creator of Ultron. His understanding of Ultron is far superior to that of others. Coupled with Stark's abilities, I think... I see no reason to exclude Stark."

"Excuse me, Captain, but it's important to clarify one point here: Stark, who was in the options, didn't necessarily create Ultron."

Tony Stark added, "We've seen the footage of the birth of Infinite Ultron. The Stark in that universe was killed by him. The Stark in this question is from another universe. We don't know if he created Ultron."

“Even if he didn’t create Ultron, this Stark is still Iron Man, and that’s enough! He should be the best at dealing with artificial intelligence robots,” Strange offered this opinion.

“Well,” Tony Stark shrugged. “The doctor is right.”

“So Mr. Stark is on hold,” Peter Parker said, glancing at everyone.

"We can only wait and see for now."

Option A can only be marked as such for now.

Not only option A, but also the remaining three options B, C, and D, are all pending after discussion.

There is no option that can be eliminated.

It must be said that this question is actually quite difficult.

Everyone present fell into deep thought, and the scene became somewhat quiet for a moment.

"Let's examine this problem more carefully, paying attention to every detail. Is there something we might have overlooked?"

After a moment of silence, Tony Stark couldn't help but remind everyone.

Based on everyone's usual experience in answering questions, this situation usually occurs because some key details have been overlooked.

"Multiverse Guardians! Everyone, we've discussed so much just now, but have we ever discussed the background of the 'multiverse'?"

After a moment of contemplation, Strange solemnly told everyone that he felt he might have vaguely grasped something.

“That’s right. We haven’t analyzed the multiverse background much. We’ve only confirmed that the Starks may not have created Ultron. If we dig deeper, could we uncover something?”

Scott Lang rested his chin on his hand and spoke to everyone with a serious expression.

"Everyone, I've thought of something, but I don't know if it will be of any use."

Peter Parker suddenly spoke up, "Since the people in the options all come from the multiverse and will eventually fight against Infinite Ultron, then in that universe where the final battle takes place... are all the people in the options, I mean, the people who originally lived in that universe, no longer here?"

"Otherwise, why would the observer choose these people from other universes?"

"What this child said makes some sense."

Tony Stark agreed, “So in the world where the Observer chose to fight Infinite Ultron, those people in the options should already be dead…or rather, all three of them are dead. No, they’re all dead. It’s a bit convoluted, but you should understand what I mean.”

"What do you mean? Stark, don't beat around the bush," Thor asked bluntly, not understanding.

"Stark said that the three people in the options should be dead because only three people in the options were selected by the Observer, so the person who wasn't selected might not be dead."

"Later Stark said they should all be dead, because of Infinite Ultron's style. He always slaughters entire planets; he carries out massacres on every planet!"

"So since the three most important people in the options are dead, it means that the universe has most likely been cleansed by Infinite Ultron."

"So they're all dead."

Strange translated Tony Stark's words for Thor, and Thor finally understood.

"So, the place the Observer ultimately chose for the final battle was a desolate planet that had been ravaged by Infinite Ultron?" Thor said, suddenly realizing.

This is reasonable for everyone.

The battle with Infinite Ultron was destined to be a planet-destroying event, causing immense destruction.

If they were observers, they would make the same choice.

Therefore, everyone largely agrees with this conclusion.

“That should be it, but even if we know that, what use is it to our answers?” Thor scratched his head and said.

"No, it works."

Tony Stark, however, said, "If it were a barren planet, Jarvis wouldn't be able to be used."

"Why?" Thor still couldn't understand. "Isn't Titan just a barren planet? You still use Friday, don't you?"

“This is different. Even though I’m on Titan, Jarvis’s computing mainframe is still on Earth and can be connected remotely.”

"But this question is different."

Chapter 309 The boundaries of the multiverse have been broken!

"That's right, this question is indeed a bit different."

Lying in his hospital bed, Strange took over Tony Stark's words and continued to explain Thor's situation.

"If all of humanity on Earth were wiped out by Infinite Ultron, Earth's infrastructure would certainly have suffered devastating damage. Everyone agrees on that, right?"

There is certainly no doubt about this.

After all, the Earth's population is too large, six or seven billion!

With so many people covering every corner of the earth, if Infinite Ultron wanted to wipe them all out, he would inevitably leave every corner of the earth riddled with holes.

Some even suspect that Infinite Ultron might not allow his steel soldiers to invade, but instead control nuclear weapons or use a method similar to the "meteorite hitting Earth" in the Battle of Sokovia.

After all, there are just too many people on Earth. If we kill them one by one, how long would it take?

Given Ultron's level of intelligence, he would naturally know that this method is a time-consuming, laborious, and inefficient one.

Since there is already a "divine artifact" on Earth that can wipe out all of humanity, and Infinite Ultron can control this artifact with little effort, why not use it?

To know.

Whether in the main universe or in the "Infinite Ultron Universe," Ultron has attempted to crack the nuclear weapons code and launch nuclear weapons to destroy all of humanity.

This is very informative.

It's just that in the Infinite Ultron Universe, Infinite Ultron succeeded, but in the main universe, Ultron failed.

Jarvis protected the nuclear weapons codes in the main universe.

But that was just the original Ultron.

The topic everyone's talking about right now is Infinite Ultron!

Ultron possesses the Mind Stone!

As you already know from the previous questions, the Mind Stone is actually similar to an intelligent program, and can be called the god of intelligent programs.

So, could Ultron, now fused with the Mind Stone, crack the nuclear weapon code under Jarvis's protection?

People believe there is still a possibility.

Even if that's not possible, Infinite Ultron could easily take down Iron Man first and then control the nuclear weapons.

After all, that's Infinite Ultron; even Iron Man couldn't defeat it.

In other words, on that other desolate planet where Ultron slaughtered everything, Earth may have already been bombed with nuclear weapons!

In this situation, what are the chances that Jarvis's server room will be spared?

Through everyone's discussion, the topic, which was originally a mess and impossible to figure out, gradually became clear and understandable.

"Unless it is a specially constructed fortification designed to withstand a nuclear attack, ordinary buildings cannot withstand a nuclear attack."

"If Infinite Ultron had actually launched a nuclear weapon and killed all of humanity on Earth, Jarvis's mainframe would have been virtually impossible to save."

Captain America, as both a soldier and a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, was very clear about the ins and outs of the matter and immediately spoke with certainty.

"Stark, when you built the Jarvis data center, did you consider the possibility of it being able to withstand a nuclear attack?"

Scott Lang tilted his head and asked at that moment.

"Dude, this is a nuclear strike! If a nuclear weapon were launched at New York, Iron Man would be instantly reduced to ashes, right? Then what's the point of keeping Jarvis around?"

Tony Stark couldn't help but roll his eyes.

Without a doubt, Jarvis's data center could not withstand a nuclear attack.

It's just an ordinary data center.

“Then the answer is clear.” Scott Lang slapped his thigh. “Stark is right. If that’s the case, Jarvis will be unusable once he goes to that desolate planet.”

After all, the original Jarvis was unusable because it was separated by a universe.

Within the target universe, Jarvis is not present, so even if Tony Stark wanted to use him, he couldn't.

In short, if Tony Stark were to travel to that desolate planet, there would be only two words: he would be finished.

"So, the answer to this question is actually A, Mr. Stark?" Peter Parker gave this answer, following everyone's analysis.

“That’s right, it seems the only answer to this question is A.” Thor nodded in agreement.

Although the discussion about Infinite Ultron using nuclear bombs to wipe out the Earth is just speculation and cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty, there is a considerable degree of possibility that this situation could occur.

It's not pure conjecture.

Both theoretical and practical support within the two universes are sufficient to illustrate this point.

What about the other options?

However, no one could see any possibility that could be ruled out.

In this situation, the only correct answer is A.

Next, it was time to decide who would answer the question. After a brief discussion, the spot went to Strange.

The reason is simple: this reward is a set of magical items!

Although no one knows exactly what this magic mark is, since it has the word "magic" in it, it must be a kind of magic.

This thing is naturally the most suitable for the future wizard Strange.

Even if Strange chooses to continue as a doctor in the future instead of "studying" in Kamar-Taj, this magic can still be considered a "skill" to rely on.

After all, based on everyone's experience, even if you're not a magician, you can definitely use this magic, it just consumes your own physical strength.

"I choose A! Iron Man!" Strange didn't hesitate and immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to Stephen Strange for winning the reward skill Magic Mark - Spell Bullet!]