American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

As soon as this question was posed, everyone couldn't help but cast strange glances at Thor.

"Wow! He's gotten so fat he's a 300-pound man! Oh, Thor, I really can't imagine what that would look like!" Tony Stark's face lit up with anticipation. "I can't wait to see that."

"It's such a pity that phones can't be used in the answer space, otherwise I would definitely take a picture," Scott Lang said with great regret.

"Mr. Thor, who weighs 300 pounds? Good heavens, I really can't imagine it!"

Peter Parker's eyes widened in astonishment, as if he had heard something unbelievable.

She also asked Thor with great curiosity, "Mr. Thor, do gods get fat? I always thought gods were perfect and wouldn't get fat."

"Of course not!"

Thor immediately denied it, shaking his head vigorously like a rattle-drum. "There's a mistake! There must be a mistake in this question. How could I become fat? That's absurd! That's absolutely impossible!"

"Thor, stop making excuses. Remember the question Banner asked when he snapped his fingers? You were already a fat guy back then, but I never imagined you'd weigh 300 pounds! That's an exaggeration."

Strange mercilessly exposed Thor's sophistry.

"Don't talk nonsense, I didn't, I'm just wearing a lot of clothes!"

Thor would never admit to such a shameful thing; he remained stubborn and kept denying it.

"Alright everyone, let's get back to the topic."

Captain America's voice rang out, bringing everyone back to the main topic.

Thor couldn't help but give Captain America a grateful look.

But to his surprise, Captain America casually added, "We can discuss Thor's weight gain of 300 pounds later when we share intelligence."

Thor: "..."

"Rogers, I thought you would be different."

Thor called out to Captain America with a resentful look, implying, "When sharing intelligence, there's no need to mention some trivial details, is there?"

To prevent everyone from continuing to dredge up his "300-pound" weight, Thor immediately urged, "Didn't we say we were going to analyze the problem? Rogers, what are your thoughts?"

When Thor asked him that question, Captain America straightened his expression and began to analyze the situation.

"The background of this question is that Thanos killed Thor's brother and then slaughtered half of Asgard's population. Although Thor killed Thanos, he found that the Infinity Stones were destroyed. He could not bring his dead brother and people back to life, so he fell into despair."

"Since the person in the option can help Thor get out of his gloom, does that mean that person might be able to help Thor resolve his inner conflicts?"

"For example, that person gave Thor hope? Hope that he could change everything Thanos had done?"

“That possibility cannot be ruled out,” Tony Stark immediately interjected, “but it is only one possibility.”

Chapter 323 Thor: This pregnant woman can't be me!

“Stark is right.”

Strange immediately agreed. As a doctor, although not a psychologist, he still possessed a certain level of authority than the average person.

"There are many ways for a person with psychological problems to get out of the shadows. What the captain said is indeed just one possibility."

"Moreover, the possibility mentioned by the captain is a very general and succinct summary, which is insufficient for analysis."

Captain America didn't say much, and what Strange said was indeed true.

How do we put hope into Thor's mind, open his heart, and put it into concrete action?

It can also be divided into countless methods.

This is not a valid method to filter the candidates.

Because each of the options may use their own unique method to help Thor resolve his inner conflict.

"If we don't know how Thor got out of the shadows, we probably can't even analyze this problem, right?" Scott Lang scratched his head, looking like he was in a pain.

“However… we can’t possibly figure out how Mr. Thor got out of the shadows, right?” Peter Parker chimed in.

That is of course impossible.

Of all the information we have, there is absolutely nothing related to it.

"From what we can see right now, the only thing we can try is to work on interpersonal relationships," Tony Stark said after a moment of contemplation.

"We don't know exactly how Thor got out of the shadows, but we already know from the question that someone helped Thor."

"Since we can't figure out how they can help, let's ignore it. Instead, let's see who is most likely to help Thor."

No one at the scene raised any objections, and it seems that this is the only way to approach this question.

"All four of the options are members of the Avengers, comrades who fought alongside Thor, and should have a good relationship with him."

Captain America then spoke up, offering a brief analysis from the perspective of interpersonal relationships: "However, if we're talking about the one with the best relationship... I think it would be Dr. Banner."

“Right now, you’re the one I’m closest to, Rogers,” Thor said with a smile to Captain America.

This is not just because Captain America picked up Thor's hammer and gained Thor's approval.

Furthermore, Captain America spent a great deal of time helping Thor lift Mjolnir again.

During this process, Thor and Captain America went on many missions together and spent a lot of time together.

The emotions involved are naturally different from those of others.

"However, if we're talking about the main universe... based on the various clues we have so far, the person I'm closest to is definitely Banner."

Thor then changed the subject and agreed with Captain America's words.

"That's right. Banner and Thor were trapped together on Sakaar, and later escaped from Sakaar together. Banner was even present when Thanos destroyed the Asgardian ship."

"This shows that Banner must have lived with Thor in Asgard before, and the two of them must have been the closest of friends."

Tony Stark chimed in.

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

The people present exchanged glances, briefly discussed their opinions, and ultimately unanimously agreed on the answer.

While this analysis based on interpersonal relationships isn't entirely comprehensive, it's the best we can do for this particular question.

no way.

The relevant information is far too scarce to warrant further analysis.

"This is a question about me, so I'll answer it, right?"

Thor's voice rang out, and he addressed everyone with great anticipation, saying that the reward for this puzzle was the Storm's Image, which Thor was, to be honest, quite interested in.

Although the name doesn't reveal what this skill is, it looks like something quite extraordinary.

"I choose C, Banner!"

Without further ado, Thor gave his answer directly to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

"YES!" Big Yellow couldn't help but grin excitedly.

[Congratulations to Thor Odinson for winning the reward skill Storm's Elephant!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

Swish!

With this system notification, the skill "Storm Image" was instantly transferred to Thor.

Thor sorted through his memories of this skill and couldn't help but grin.

"Judging from Mr. Thor's happy smile, Stormfall must be an extremely powerful skill," Peter Parker couldn't help but speculate excitedly.

"Given Thor's discerning eye, he would definitely look down on ordinary rewards, so I'm also a bit curious about what kind of skill this is."

Strange also spoke with great curiosity.

“‘Storm Manifestation,’ clearly, this must be a skill that can summon storms or something like that.” Tony Stark looked at Thor with certainty. “Am I right, Thor?”

"Hehe, that's right. To put it simply, it's a skill that can create tornadoes," Thor said with a smug look.

As he spoke, he stretched out his hand, and a blue-green energy ball appeared in his palm.

Immediately afterwards, the blue-green energy ball exploded, and an extremely powerful tornado appeared.

The gust of wind made everyone on the scene unsteady on their feet; even someone as mortal as Tony Stark stumbled and nearly fell to the ground.

Fortunately, Peter Parker reacted quickly and shot out a web, catching Tony Stark and preventing him from falling to the ground.

"Okay, enough showing off, Thor?"

With Captain America's help, Tony Stark regained his balance and then shouted at Thor with a dark expression.

"Sorry, man!"

Thor smiled dismissively, waved his hand, and the tornado in front of him vanished instantly.

Thor was quite satisfied with this skill. What he had just shown was only a glimpse of it. If Thor were to unleash his full potential, he could easily create tsunamis and hurricanes.

Skyscrapers and the like can be easily destroyed.

It has to be said that this reward is actually most suitable for Thor; if it were in the hands of someone else, it would be a serious waste.

It's simply not enough to unleash the full power of this "divine skill".

That's impressive, a truly amazing skill.

This is not an exaggeration.

Because this skill is indeed a skill of the gods in another world!

“Wow, Mr. Thor, this skill is so cool, it’s like a natural disaster!” Peter Parker exclaimed in amazement.

Seeing Peter Parker's admiration for his charm, Thor's smile grew even more smug.

"Scott, you completely withstood Thor's storm just now?" Strange asked Scott Lang with some curiosity.

The storm just now wasn't particularly strong, but it was definitely not something that just anyone could withstand.

Scott Lang remained completely still throughout, standing in place like a javelin, looking quite relaxed, which was clearly something was amiss.

Considering Scott Lang's background, everyone quickly came to a natural guess.