American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"No wonder Doctor Strange inherited the Time Stone before he had mastered his skills and was able to fight Kaecilius. It turns out... it was just an accident," Strange thought to himself.

In the past, people were somewhat unaware of this.

After all, why would the Ancient One feel comfortable passing on the Time Stone to someone who can't even form a magic shield properly?

This is not the right time!

It turns out that the Ancient One didn't pass it on to Doctor Strange on her own initiative, but rather Doctor Strange obtained it privately.

"But... Doctor Strange obtained the Eye of Agamotto so easily? Such an important item, and Kamar-Taj wasn't guarded? There weren't any protective formations or anything like that?"

Thor couldn't help but complain.

In other words, if Doctor Strange had just arrived in Kamar-Taj and didn't recognize this thing, and if he had malicious intentions and wanted to steal it, wouldn't it be easy for him to steal it?

“Casillas has already stolen several pages of magic from that spellbook from here. Hasn’t Kamar-Taj learned its lesson yet?”

Thor really had a lot of complaints he wanted to vent.

The Eye of Agamotto, no matter how you look at it, seems a bit unreasonable to just leave it lying around like this.

"Thor, don't forget that the Ancient One could see the future."

Tony Stark said, "So I think that the Ancient One deliberately left the Eye of Agamotto there so that Doctor Strange could get it. Yes, that must be it."

“That’s right…” Scott Lang thought about Tony Stark’s words and agreed, “Only in this way can all the irrationality become reasonable; otherwise, it really is somewhat irrational.”

"If that's the case, doesn't it mean that the Ancient One knew the London Sanctum would be invaded by Kaecilius? And that she knew those people would be killed by Kaecilius?"

"She just stood by and watched the people of the London Temple being killed?"

Peter Parker couldn't help but ask from the side.

Although he hadn't participated in the related quiz, he still knew about it through information sharing.

Ah this!

Everyone present was stunned by Peter Parker's words and had no reply.

This matter is indeed a bit difficult to sort out.

If the Ancient One hadn't known the future in advance and deliberately placed the Eye of Agamotto in the "Library" for Doctor Strange to obtain, it would indeed be somewhat unreasonable that Doctor Strange acquired such a treasure so easily.

But if Doctor Strange did it on purpose, then it's a bit unreasonable to just stand by and watch the London Temple be destroyed.

After all, this is a tragedy that didn't happen, so why not make changes?

It won't have any impact on some important aspects of the future.

Even if the London Temple is destroyed once, it will definitely be rebuilt in the future. So why watch it be destroyed?

In short, this matter can never be completely sorted out, no matter how you try to understand it.

[Question: During the operation to capture Cary Morgan, the leader of the Flagbreakers, 20 vials of the Super Serum she was carrying were destroyed, leaving only one. Who among the following individuals secretly hid this Super Serum?]

[A. Hawkeye Sam Wilson]

【B, Buckybarnes】

[C. Colonel Zemo]

[D. John Walker, the second Captain America]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the intelligent robot Da Bai 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.

At that moment, the system notification sounded, interrupting everyone's discussion.

A new question has appeared.

Upon hearing this question, all the participants couldn't help but show expressions of surprise.

"Weren't super serums supposed to be extinct? How come they still exist?" Scott Lang couldn't help but exclaim in surprise. "Could it be that someone has developed a super serum in the future?"

“It’s also possible that the super serum has already been developed by some organization, but we just don’t know it yet,” Tony Stark said.

Based on the intelligence we currently have, including S.H.I.E.L.D., the military, and many other organizations, both official and unofficial, countless people are researching the super serum.

They are trying to replicate the miracle of Captain America.

Based on the information we have, the super serum has not been developed.

But Nick Fury isn't a god, so it's impossible for him to know all the institutions researching the super serum.

It's not surprising that some unknown individuals or organizations might quietly develop a super serum.

Chapter 316 Captain America actually did this kind of thing

"The Flagbreaker?"

Peter Parker's voice rang out. He glanced around at everyone and asked, "Could it be this organization that developed the super serum?"

“It’s also possible they stole it from another organization,” Thor added.

Without relevant clues, this cannot be confirmed.

"The Flagbreakers, what kind of organization is that? Rogers, do you know this organization?" Strange couldn't help but ask Captain America.

“No, I’ve never heard of this organization.” Captain America shook his head, and at the same time made a decision, “I will investigate after the quiz.”

Whether it can be found or not is unknown.

Because no one knows whether the Flag Breakers are an organization that already exists or one that will appear in the future.

"Everyone, we'll discuss the Flagbreakers' matter when we share intelligence. Now, let's begin the quiz."

Then, Captain America began to remind everyone and was the first to start the analysis.

"Sam Wilson, I think we can rule him out."

Captain America didn't even hesitate and made a direct judgment: "If Sam really encountered this situation, he wouldn't hoard the serum; he would definitely hand it over."

Judging from Captain America's tone, he still trusts Sam Wilson quite a bit.

"Captain, are you so sure?" Thor chuckled from the side. "The super serum is a huge temptation for Earthlings. Are you really so sure that Sam Wilson can resist such a temptation?"

Everyone else present also turned their questioning gazes toward Captain America.

Although everyone learned about Sam Wilson through answering the questions, they hadn't had much contact with him in private.

Except for Captain America.

Nick Fury had already recruited Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes, and other enhanced individuals into the Avengers.

Hard-boiled eggs wouldn't let such great resources go to waste.

Not to mention the current period of extreme manpower shortage.

Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes have carried out countless missions with Captain America, and just like in the original storyline, Captain America has an excellent relationship with these two.

"No, Sam won't do that."

Captain America replied firmly, "When we were chatting in private, Bucky once asked Sam if he envied us and wanted to become a super soldier. Sam said no, he didn't hesitate for even a second."

"Believe me, Sam is not that kind of person."

"Moreover, although Sam has retired, he is still a soldier, and he still has the qualities of a soldier. He would not do something like hoarding serum."

Captain America had already said all that, so there was nothing more for the people present to say.

Option A is excluded.

"And what about Bucky?"

Scott Lang then turned his attention to the next option and asked, "Rogers, we're not familiar with this person either, so why don't you analyze it?"

"I don't think Bucky would do that either."

Captain America said the same thing: "Although Bucky was initially the Winter Soldier, a cold-blooded killer for Hydra, according to our intelligence, he later became Bucky Barnes of the Howling Commandos."

This point has actually been discussed a long time ago.

Bucky's future actions, joining everyone in fighting Thanos and protecting Wakanda, have completely "whitewashed" his image.

Bucky from the Howling Commandos is indeed beyond reproach.

"Moreover, Bucky himself is a super soldier! I don't know if the super serum is useful for super soldiers, but it certainly doesn't have that much appeal to Bucky."

Captain America then added.

After some thought, everyone present realized that this was indeed the case.

Bucky Barnes certainly has reasons to be ruled out.

“Then what about Colonel Zemo?” Thor asked. “I can’t think of any reason to rule him out.”

Colonel Zemo is someone everyone knows, the one who orchestrated the Civil War among heroes. He's a warrior from Sokovia, and quite formidable.

So, when this guy encounters the super serum, can he resist its temptation?

While people cannot be certain about this, they feel that there is still a certain possibility.

After all, Colonel Zemo's actions became more extreme after the Avengers blew up Sokovia, turning him into a "villain."

Isn't it perfectly reasonable for a villain to secretly possess a super serum?

Let's take another look at what this guy does.

In order to take revenge on the Avengers, he killed Black Panther's father, infiltrated the Counterterrorism Center to release Winter Soldier, and caused Captain America and Iron Man to become enemies.

They are indeed somewhat unscrupulous.

It wouldn't be out of place at all for someone like that to steal the serum.

"Moreover, the reason why Colonel Zemo 'directed the civil war' was because he knew he was no match for the Avengers. He couldn't take revenge on his own, so he chose to use conspiracies and tricks."

Tony Stark then thought of something else: "What if he became a super soldier? Wouldn't he then have the power to take revenge?"

“That makes sense.” Thor couldn’t help but nod. “So Colonel Zemo is entirely possible.”

“That’s right, let’s put this option on hold for now,” Captain America said immediately.

Although it's still pending, everyone knows that if the other options don't have more compelling supporting clues, they'll basically choose Colonel Zemo.