American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

On this point, everyone can only say it's possible, but no one can give a definite conclusion.

"At this point, we can only assume that all four people in the options participated in the 'glove battle,' otherwise there would be no way to analyze this question."

Tony Stark finally said this to everyone.

“That’s all we can do,” Peter Parker immediately echoed his idol.

The others exchanged opinions briefly and ultimately agreed on this point.

As Tony Stark said, without this assumption, this problem really couldn't be analyzed.

However, even assuming this is true, this question is still not easy to analyze because no one knows any details about the "glove battle".

I don't know where to start.

However, after carefully reviewing the question twice more, they quickly found a breakthrough.

"'Because of emotional loss of control,' folks, why would someone lose control of their emotions during the battle with Thanos?"

Captain America glanced at everyone and said confidently, "I think that person must have some kind of grudge or entanglement with Thanos!"

"And having a grudge against Thanos means that person had dealings with Thanos before!" Thor's eyes lit up slightly as he added.

“If that’s the case, then A and B can be ruled out, right?” Scott Lang immediately said from the side.

Iron Man and Doctor Strange are both Earthlings and have never left Earth, so how could they have any grudges against Thanos?

How could he possibly have any connection with Thanos?

Exclusion is a natural consequence.

As for the remaining Star-Lord and Drax the Destroyer, those two idiots are from interstellar space.

Compared to Tony Stark, they were certainly more likely to have a conflict with Thanos.

“That’s right. From this perspective, the answer can only be Star-Lord or the Destroyer,” Strange agreed.

"It should be... the answer can only be Star-Lord," Tony Stark added, and then immediately gave his analysis.

We don’t know if the Destroyer had any grudges against Thanos, but Star-Lord definitely did.

"We already know that Star-Lord came to Titan to kill Thanos, and the reason he wants to kill Thanos is to rescue his 'woman' from Thanos!"

"His 'woman' has been captured by Thanos!"

This point has been fully demonstrated in the footage of Avengers vs. Guardians of the Galaxy.

"That's right!"

Captain America nodded repeatedly, "Star-Lord was looking for Gamora back then, but we already know that Gamora was sacrificed by Thanos long ago to obtain the Soul Stone!"

"So... it's entirely possible that Star-Lord would lose control of his emotions if he learned that Gamora, whom he had been searching for so long, was dead."

Logically speaking, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this.

"So the answer to this question... is C, Star-Lord?" Peter Parker asked, glancing at everyone.

“Although the analysis of this question is a bit far-fetched, it seems that C is the only option now,” Scott Lang nodded and said.

Frankly speaking, there are some problems with the analysis of this question; a key premise cannot be confirmed.

That is: Did all four people in the options participate in the "glove battle"?

This has led to speculation and assumptions.

This directly leads to a serious lack of "reliability" in the answers.

Even so, as Scott Lang said, the only option is C.

The next question was who would answer it. After a brief discussion, the spot was given to Scott Lang.

No one knows exactly what the "little cricket" mentioned in the reward is, but since the quantifier is "ba," it is obvious that this thing is an item.

Not a cricket.

What exactly the item is remains unknown, and guessing is impossible; we'll only find out when the reward is distributed.

"I choose Star-Lord Peter Quill!"

After making his decision, Scott Lang did not hesitate and immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The answer is actually correct!

This made Scott Lang breathe a sigh of relief.

To be honest, he wasn't very confident about this question.

[Congratulations to Scott Lang for winning a cricket as a prize!]

As soon as the system gave this notification, Scott Lang immediately felt something appear in his hand.

Looking up, I saw that it was a gun that was entirely silver.

"What the heck? This is a little cricket?"

Scott Lang couldn't help but exclaim. It would be one thing if the little cricket was a gun, but the key point is that it's so tiny, what's the point?

That gun wasn't even as big as my palm!

"Such a small gun? Mr. Scott, is this a toy gun?" Peter Parker exclaimed incredulously, his eyes wide.

He knew, of course, that the system wouldn't reward him with a toy, but this gun was just too small.

Normal guns aren't this small.

"A little cricket is actually a gun? That's unexpected. What a strange name." Thor also stared at the miniature gun in Scott Lang's hand with some surprise. "But isn't this gun a bit too small?"

“Don’t underestimate this gun.” Scott Lang’s face showed a smug look. “It may be small, but its power is astonishing, comparable to a hand grenade!”

"Such a small gun, yet it's as powerful as a grenade?" Peter Parker couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

Isn't this gun a bit too powerful?

The others present couldn't help but gasp in astonishment.

"So, this gun is actually equivalent to a grenade launcher?" Captain America made a vivid comparison.

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"Man, in terms of power, the grenade launcher can indeed be compared to the cricket, but in reality, the grenade launcher is inferior to the cricket."

Scott Lang still had that cocky look on his face, "The little cricket is an energy gun!"

Energy guns naturally have an advantage over guns that use physical bullets.

"There's just one thing: the recoil of this gun is a bit too strong." Scott Lang then pursed his lips and complained slightly, "If you're not careful, one shot and the person firing the shot will be sent flying."

"Are you using a metaphor and exaggeration, or are you describing a fact?" Thor couldn't help but ask for confirmation.

Captain America, Peter Parker, Tony Stark, and others share the same idea as Thor.

This is likely Scott Lang using a metaphorical rhetorical device.

To send the person who fired the shot flying is a bit of an exaggeration.

“No, Thor, I’m not exaggerating; I’m describing an objective fact.”

Scott Lang, however, corrected him in a serious tone, "The recoil of this gun is just that exaggerated. In another world, an agent codenamed J fired a shot with a cricket and was thrown back by the recoil, crashing into a car."

Everyone was speechless upon hearing this.

Isn't this recoil a bit too exaggerated?

However, this also proves from another perspective that the power of the little cricket is indeed not to be underestimated.

“If that’s the case…” Strange, lying on the hospital bed, muttered under his breath, “this gun isn’t something an ordinary person can use.”

Such a strong recoil is something that ordinary people cannot withstand.

Even if you're not thrown back, aiming is still extremely difficult with that level of recoil.

Compared to someone like Scott Lang, who is "just a mortal," it is more suitable for someone with extraordinary powers like Captain America and Thor to use it.

However, the reality is that these people with extraordinary powers have no need for such firearms.

"It's alright, if the recoil is too strong, you can just practice more." Scott Lang didn't seem to care, and he put the little cricket in his pocket with great satisfaction.

Moreover, Scott Lang already has the KW74 and will become a superhuman in the future, so recoil and such will be no problem for him.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

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

At the same time, the corresponding text on the big screen began to disappear.

A corresponding video clip was then played.

The first thing that appeared on the big screen was the desolate, dilapidated, and lifeless planet Titan. In that place that looked like ruins, a vortex of energy was constantly surging.

Immediately afterwards, a purple-skinned figure emerged from the energy vortex; it was none other than Thanos, the purple potato demon.

This footage has finally clarified everyone's previous speculations: Thanos came to Titan alone from the beginning, without bringing any fighting force with him.

"You do look a lot like Thanos."

A voice suddenly rang out, and Doctor Strange was seen sitting on a step in a very pretentious manner, speaking to Thanos.

As for Iron Man, Star-Lord, and other members of the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy, they were nowhere to be seen.

I don't know where they went.

"It seems Ebony Maw is dead."

Thanos thought for a moment and then understood what was going on.

He sent Ebony Maw and Black Dwarf to Earth to steal the Time Stone, but when the appointed time arrived, Ebony Maw was nowhere to be found. Instead, another person appeared on Titan.

The facts are obvious.

"We suffered heavy losses today."

Thanos glanced at the Eye of Agamotto hanging on Doctor Strange's chest as he said this, "Well, at least he accomplished his mission."