American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"B, under normal circumstances it shouldn't have happened, but... maybe the damage caused by the flag-breakers was just too great, so great that even the US government felt immense pressure, so great that it was beyond our imagination."

"Therefore, under this pressure, the U.S. government decided to remove John Walker and send someone else to replace him as Captain America to continue the mission."

After a moment of contemplation, Captain America addressed everyone in this way.

Of course, this is just Captain America's pure speculation, and no one can be sure about it.

"If it were me, I would also choose B. It's strange that Rogers and I have such a similar opinion today."

After making a sarcastic remark, Tony Stark continued, "My reasoning is that the Flagbreaker mission offers much more flexibility than the Smuggled Serum."

"What I mean is, because we don't know much about the Flagbreakers, we don't know how many of them there are, or what level they've reached."

"Therefore, the impact of this mission may only be equivalent to the capture of a terrorist organization, or it may, as the captain said, put pressure on the US government, or even... make the US government feel fear!"

"To put it figuratively, we don't know if the flag-breakers are a bank robbery gang or another Mandarin who dares to execute the President of the United States."

"But the privately held serum in option D is just a small matter. Even if someone makes a big deal out of it, to what extent can it go?"

Tony Stark spoke eloquently and at length in front of everyone, and it must be said that what he said made some sense.

In short, the impact of the Flagbreaker incident could be immense, to the point that the US government might remove Captain America from the team.

Although this possibility was considered unlikely in previous analyses, it does exist.

But what about serum?

No matter how big the impact of this matter is, it is still limited.

Comparing the two, option B is indeed more likely.

Everyone quickly reached an agreement.

After some discussion, it was decided that Peter Parker would answer the question.

Peter Parker was particularly interested in the ability to summon spirits, so naturally no one else would compete with him.

"I choose B!" Peter Parker gave his answer to the big screen with a look of anticipation.

[Incorrect answer!]

Nani?

Peter Parker's smile faltered slightly.

[The penalty for answering the question, Peter Parker, is the immediate removal of his driving skills!]

"The answer isn't B either, so could the answer be D?" Thor couldn't help but ask from the side.

After answering the question incorrectly twice, the only remaining options were killing someone in the street and possessing the serum.

Although neither of these two options seems impossible, no matter how you look at it, Captain America beating someone to death in the street is the least likely scenario.

That's Captain America, you know.

How could someone do such a thing?

"D? Because he hoarded the serum, he's stripped of Captain America's title? Isn't that making a mountain out of a molehill?" Scott Lang couldn't accept this answer.

"Does Captain America kill someone in the street?" But Strange's question left Scott Lang speechless.

That's even more impossible.

He was speechless.

After discussion, the final answer to this question was option D.

Although no one thought this incident would lead to John Walker's dismissal, beating someone to death in the street was a far less likely option.

The only option left is D.

As for who should answer?

After some discussion, they decided that Scott Lang would answer the question.

“I choose D, the secret serum has been exposed!” Scott Lang answered without much confidence.

He wasn't really sure about this option, even though option A didn't seem very reliable either.

What on earth is this question?

[Incorrect answer!]

The thing Scott Lang feared happened; the answer was wrong once again.

"What the heck? The answer to this question is A? Captain America beat someone to death in the street?"

Peter Parker couldn't help but cry out first; he simply couldn't accept this answer.

The others at the scene were also caught off guard; no one expected that the answer would be the one they thought was the least likely.

Even though they weren't very optimistic about the new Captain America, beating someone to death in the street is just too much, isn't it?

Everyone was eager to know what was going on.

[This question will be automatically locked after three consecutive incorrect answers detected. The user will be unable to answer while the question is locked.]

[This question is currently locked. We will now proceed directly to the analysis phase.]

The correct answer to this question is A: Using Captain America's persona to beat someone to death in the street.

[The answer explanation will now be played.]

Then a series of notification sounds rang out.

Chapter 326 Not only Spider-Man, there are two Doctor Strange in the world!

As the system notification sounded, a corresponding video was played on the big screen.

"what did she say?"

"Okay, don't rush, don't rush, I understand."

"Listen up, pack your bags and take the kids!"

As Sam Wilson's voice rang out, he and Bucky Barnes appeared on the big screen.

Sam Wilson was seen talking to someone on the phone, and he looked somewhat anxious.

It seems that something urgent and important has happened.

"what happened?"

Bucky couldn't help but turn to Sam and ask.

“Carly called Sarah and threatened my nephew.”

Sam explained something to Bucky, then continued, "OK, find a safe place, pay in cash, understand?"

"Tell me when you get there. I know, I love you! I won't let anything happen to you and the children."

After ending the call, Sam said to Bucky with a serious expression, "Carly wants to see me. She left her contact information and told me to go alone."

“I’ll go with you!” Bucky said without hesitation.

Although the "Carly" mentioned in the video was only referred to by name, not her full name, everyone watching knew that this Carly must be Carly Morgan of the Flagbreakers.

In the previous round of questions, everyone encountered related questions.

Sam was trying to communicate with Carly Morgan, but John Walker disrupted the conversation, and a conflict broke out between them.

Carly Morgan and Sam Wilson became complete enemies.

Based on the various clues we currently have, it is clear that this question must have occurred after John Walker hid the serum.

It's not hard to imagine that John Walker, the new Captain America, was also involved in Sam Wilson and Bucky's trip to meet Carly Morgan.

The fact that the other party beat someone to death must have occurred during this incident.

on the screen.

The scene continues.

But in an empty courtyard, Sam Wilson, who had changed into a uniform and put on falcon wings, walked in accompanied by Bucky.

"Carly!"

Sam yelled.

Clearly, this is where he and Carly Morgan had arranged to meet.

As the voice rang out, a head popped up in the second-floor corridor, and as everyone had guessed, it was Carly Morgan.

Sam Wilson, without a word, quickly went upstairs to meet Carly Morgan.

"You called my sister, and now you want to play this game?" Sam Wilson angrily questioned Carly Morgan.

“I won’t hurt her. I just want to get to know you better.” Carly Morgan appeared calm, and her words didn’t seem like a lie.

“But you, you didn’t come alone.” Carly Morgan then glanced at Bucky beside her.

“Please stop what you’re doing!” Sam said sincerely to Carly Morgan.

“I don’t want to hurt you. You are just a tool in the regime I want to destroy, and you are not hiding behind a shield, so there is no point in killing you.”

“I hope you will join me, or for the sake of the world, let us go!” Carly Morgan said to Sam with equal sincerity.

“Hey Sam.” But then a voice came through Sam’s comms channel, “The new captain has made a move. He seems to have spotted them, or rather, they’ve spotted him.”

The voice on this communication channel was familiar to everyone; it was none other than Sharon Carter, Carter Page's niece.

It seems that Sharon Carter and Sam Wilson will be working together in the near future to deal with the Flagbreakers.

As for the "them" that Sharon Carter mentioned, although people are not entirely sure who they are, there are still speculations.

They are most likely also flag-breakers.

Other flag-breakers besides Carly Morgan.

After all, in the previous related footage, it was clear that John Walker was also arresting Carly Morgan, and he and Sam Wilson were probably not working together.

Of course, this is just speculation, and no one can be sure at the moment.

"It's Walker!"