American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Not only does he not want it himself, he also doesn't allow such a thing to exist!

"Zemo did the right thing. This kind of thing shouldn't have been developed in the first place!" Captain America wholeheartedly agreed.

Putting aside other factors, Captain America gave Captain Zemo's actions of destroying the serum a great deal of approval.

However, to everyone's surprise, just as Colonel Zemo was in the midst of his destruction, a shield flew over and knocked Zemo unconscious to the ground.

John Walker, dressed in a Captain America uniform, appeared at the scene.

He looked around the scene and saw a vial of serum that had slipped into a corner and escaped being crushed, so he immediately reached out and picked it up.

This guy just stared at that vial of serum, his eyes revealing longing.

The next moment, John Walker quietly slipped the serum into his pocket.

Footsteps approached.

But Sam Wilson, Bucky, Warstar, and the others all arrived.

"What happened?" Sam Wilson couldn't help but ask.

But John Walker said nothing.

The scene ends abruptly there.

"Cali Morgan, who exactly is she, and why does she have the super serum?" Captain America asked seriously. "And what is her purpose?"

These are the questions that Captain America is eager to figure out.

"One thing is certain: she is not a good person."

Strange shifted his head slightly to make himself more comfortable. "She killed someone, and Captain America went to arrest her. She's a criminal."

“She’s also a ‘super criminal’,” Scott Lang added from the side. “I mean, she’s a criminal injected with a super serum.”

“No, not just one,” Tony Stark added. “It should be a group! Carly Morgan should have a team of super soldiers!”

At this point, everyone's expressions turned serious.

Such a group of criminals is enough to cause great harm to this society.

Through the conversation between Sam Wilson and Carrie Morgan, it can be learned that Carrie Morgan has killed quite a few people.

Although the reason is unknown and there seems to be some hidden difficulties, this cannot erase the other party's crime of indiscriminately killing innocent people.

"And the most important point is, where did Carly Morgan's super serum come from?" Thor joined the discussion, addressing everyone solemnly.

As long as the super serum exists, this world will never have peace.

Organizations of all sizes in every country, whether official or unofficial, righteous or evil, will not let this kind of thing go unpunished.

If the super serum falls into the hands of some official, righteous organization, that's fine. But if it falls into the hands of an organization like "Flagbreakers," then it's troublesome.

"After the quiz, I will focus my investigation on this Carly Morgan," Captain America said solemnly, making his decision immediately.

Whether it's a criminal organization like "The Flagbreakers" or something like the Super Serum, Carly Morgan is an extremely crucial figure.

[Question: Among the following characters, who accidentally brought together two other Spider-Men while searching for Spider-Man Peter Parker, thus leading to a collaboration between the three Spider-Men?]

A. Michelle Jones

【B. Nedlitz】

C. Eugene Thompson

【D. Maypark】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the Pig Talisman of the Twelve Talismans 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.

As everyone was discussing this, a notification sound suddenly rang out.

A new question has appeared.

Chapter 318 Spider-Men from Across the Universe

Three Spider-Men? What's going on? What the hell?

Looking up at the big screen, Peter Parker felt completely bewildered, his brain unable to process what was happening for a moment.

Three Spider-Men?

What the hell does this happen?

Are there two other Spider-Men in the world besides myself?

No way?

There's only one Iron Man and one Captain America, so why are there three Spider-Man?

“Wow, that’s interesting.” Scott Lang couldn’t help but laugh. “Three Spider-Men, I think that would be quite a sight.”

"The key question is, where did those other two Spider-Men come from?" Strange was also very curious about this. "They can't be Spider-Man fans imitating Spider-Man, can they?"

“That’s possible,” Captain America said thoughtfully. “But I don’t think it’s that simple. The title says that three Spider-Men cooperated. I think the other two Spider-Men might not be ordinary people either.”

“No, no, no.” Tony Stark shook his head repeatedly, giving a very definite answer, “We’ve gone through so many quizzes, haven’t you figured out the style of the quiz system yet?”

"Since the title says Spider-Man, then it must be Spider-Man! Not some imitator, not some imposter."

"The other two Spider-Men are the real Spider-Men, as certified by the title! That's why the title calls them Spider-Men."

Tony Stark's words left everyone speechless.

Yes!

They've got a fixed mindset.

Since the question states that there are three Spider-Men, then all three people must be Spider-Men!

"So that means... there really are three Spider-Men?"

Thor's eyes widened slightly; this was indeed somewhat unbelievable.

But then, a thought flashed through Thor's mind, and he immediately asked, "The multiverse?"

After so many rounds of answering questions, the multiverse is no longer a particularly new concept for most people.

“That’s possible!” Peter Parker realized after being reminded, nodding repeatedly. “There are Iron Mans in other parallel universes, so there must be Spider-Mans too, that must be it! I even got a Spider-Ham Pokémon as a reward!”

“From a scientific point of view, the probability of three Spider-Men appearing in the same world at the same time is indeed extremely small,” Strange also gave his opinion. “So… I agree with this speculation that the other two Spider-Men should be Spider-Men from other parallel universes.”

After a brief discussion, everyone basically reached a consensus on the idea that the other two Spider-Men came from other parallel universes.

"It seems that something extraordinary is about to happen in the future."

Thor couldn't help but laugh again. "Spider-Men from other worlds have actually traveled here. It seems the barriers between universes have been broken. Could it be Infinity Ultron?"

The only person we can currently imagine who is related to breaking down dimensional barriers in the universe is Infinite Ultron.

Of course, someone with this ability also has an observer.

But the Observer himself said that he had sworn not to interfere with the natural development of the multiverse.

The most likely suspect is Infinite Ultron.

"So in the future... did Infinite Ultron really invade our universe?" Scott Lang's voice became much heavier.

"We don't know how the other two Spider-Men came to be. Now, let's analyze this problem."

Captain America glanced at everyone and said.

As always, when I noticed that everyone was getting a little off-topic, I brought everyone back on track.

Everyone immediately focused their attention on the options displayed on the big screen.

“Michelle Jones?” Strange asked first. “Who is she? Does anyone know?”

Everyone present looked completely bewildered, clearly having never heard of the name before.

"She was my high school classmate! Everyone calls her MJ."

Peter Parker recognized him immediately. He glanced at the remaining options and was somewhat dumbfounded. "Not only MJ, but also Ned and Thompson. They were all my classmates, and Ned is my good buddy! As for May Parker..."

“She’s your Aunt May, we know that,” Scott Lang interrupted Peter Parker.

“Three of Peter’s classmates, one of Peter’s guardians, all of them are people related to Peter.” Captain America simply categorized the four people in the options.

"Peter, among the people in the options, does anyone know you're Spider-Man?" Strange asked seriously from the side.

The question states that the person was looking for Spider-Man, Peter Parker.

This means that, regardless of who the answer is, the other person must know that Peter Parker is Spider-Man.

"Ned!"

Peter Parker immediately said, "Only Ned knows I'm Spider-Man, nobody else does, so this question... is actually Ned?"

"No, we just don't know about the remaining three yet, but we might find out in the future?"

Captain America immediately hit the nail on the head, saying, "Take your Aunt May, for example. Won't she find out your true identity in the future?"

Peter Parker was rendered speechless by Captain America's counter-question.

"So Peter, let's analyze which of these people in the options might find out your true identity in the future."

Tony Stark chimed in, saying that the suggestion was reasonable, "Let's start with the first option."

“As for Michelle Jones, I don’t think she would know my true identity,” Peter Parker said after a moment of contemplation.

"Why? Is your relationship with this Michelle just so-so?" Strange asked matter-of-factly.

“Uh…yes, Mr. Strange.”

Peter Parker nodded. "Although we're classmates, I haven't talked to her much, we're not very familiar, and we're not friends. She doesn't seem to have many friends...yeah, that's right, my relationship with her is very casual, so I don't think she'll ever find out who I am."

"Where does she live? Or... do her parents, or close friends, know Aunt May, or is there some other overlap in your lives?"

Strange asked again.

Peter Parker thought about it carefully, then shook his head: "I don't know where she lives, but my social circle shouldn't overlap with hers."

The two have a casual relationship and their social circles don't overlap much, so it's indeed unlikely that Michelle Jones will find out Peter Parker's future identity.