American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

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The real question is, where exactly does the super serum originate?

We cannot rest easy until this issue is thoroughly investigated.

[Question: After Doctor Strange's doppelganger defeated his original self, he resurrected Christine, who was at a point in time where she was at an absolute point. What happened next?]

A. Living happily ever after with Christine.

[B. Christine's resurrection broke the absolute point of time, causing Doctor Strange to lose his magic.]

C. The timeline collapses, causing the framework of reality to crumble, and the entire universe to collapse as a result.

[D. Doctor Strange dies from exhaustion]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill "Wind Family Spirit Binding and Commanding";]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Amidst the murmurs of the crowd, a new question arose.

Chapter 327 Doctor Strange destroyed the entire universe!

The latest question immediately captured everyone's attention.

Whether it's "doppelganger" or "absolute time point," these two highly technical terms instantly make everyone realize that this question is definitely not simple.

Although some of the people may not fully understand the meaning of these two words, it doesn't stop them from feeling impressed and awe-inspiring.

In addition, this question also describes a fact: Christine is dead in the future.

Christine, everyone knows her. She's Strange's colleague, and the kind of colleague with whom he has an ambiguous relationship. I wonder if things have progressed any further between them.

"Christine is dead?" Strange's brows furrowed involuntarily.

This was something he didn't want to see. During the time he was injured, Christine took meticulous care of him, and their relationship quickly warmed up.

They had long been in a passionate, illicit relationship.

No matter what happens in the future, I must change this!

Strange made a decision in his heart.

"Doctor Strange's doppelganger? What does that mean?" Captain America's voice rang out, and he was the first to raise this question.

As a remnant of the "old era," he truly had no idea what the term meant.

Not only Captain America, but even Tony Stark, Scott Lang, and others couldn't quite understand it.

"I know! I know!"

Peter Parker shouted excitedly, finally he had a chance to use his skills! "Captain, have you seen The Vampire Diaries? Uh, you probably haven't, otherwise you would know what a doppelganger is. If you haven't seen it, I think you should give it a try, it's a pretty good TV series..."

“Peter!” Tony Stark had to interrupt Peter Parker. “You just need to tell us what a doppelganger is.”

"OK, okay, okay, this is a bit complicated to explain. How should I put it?"

After a moment's thought, Peter Parker offered a simple explanation: "You can think of him as another version of yourself! In other words, there are two Doctor Strange in this world! Do you understand what I mean?"

If it were someone else, they might really misinterpret Peter Parker's meaning, thinking that Peter Parker was using some kind of metaphor or symbolism.

However, the participants had already taken so many quizzes and had acquired a great deal of information about magic, the multiverse, and so on, so they immediately understood Peter Parker's meaning.

Those two Doctor Stranges were both Strange.

It's not just someone with the same name; it's the same Strange!

Although this situation is bizarre, the real world they live in is bizarre in itself.

Captain America can fight himself, and three Spider-Men can work together side by side, so what's so unacceptable about having two Stranges?

"So, we just learned that there will be three Spider-Men, Peter Parkers, and now we know that there will be two Doctors Strange?"

Scott Lang was truly provoked and couldn't help but exclaim, "Is the future world really this crazy?"

"What on earth is going on in this world lately?" Thor couldn't help but vent. "I've lived for over 1,500 years and have never encountered anything like this before, and now it's all happening all at once."

"Two Doctors Strange?" Strange sensed something was off. "Could they also be from another parallel universe?"

"That shouldn't be the case."

Captain America offered this answer: "If they come from other parallel universes, then the two Doctors Strange should be equal. There is no such thing as the 'original' Doctor. This 'original' Doctor is like... the other Doctor Strange Doctor is a copy of this original Doctor. This original Doctor is the main body."

“That makes sense,” Peter Parker immediately agreed. “Could that other doppelganger have been created by some kind of insane magic? That’s magic!”

"Everyone, I've thought of someone!"

Tony Stark suddenly looked at everyone with a sparkling gaze and said, "That Doctor Strange who was invited by the Watchers, we all thought he was strange back then, didn't we?"

After Tony Stark mentioned it, everyone couldn't help but think of Doctor Strange, who was as thin as a monkey and had "smoky eye makeup."

That Doctor Strange was clearly not normal, as if he had practiced some kind of dark magic.

Furthermore, the Observer himself stated that he would not interfere in matters of the multiverse, yet he and Doctor Strange seemed to have known each other for a long time.

Something just doesn't look right.

However, whether the other Doctor Strange mentioned in this question is the same Doctor Strange remains unknown.

"Alright everyone, let's analyze this problem." Captain America said, reminding everyone that the background discussion had been covered enough.

So everyone stopped talking and turned their attention to the big screen.

Only Strange looked deep in thought, as if he were pondering something.

"Living happily ever after with Christine? There's no real reason why, but I feel like this ending is almost too perfect to be true."

Thor spoke first, expressing his opinion: "What we want to achieve is often not so easy, right?"

"Of course, I was just expressing my feelings, nothing more. Just take it with a grain of salt. Maybe Doctor Strange's ending will be just that happy?"

Regarding this option, everyone's feelings are actually similar to Thor's.

That's like bringing a dead person back to life!

How could it not come at a price?

This breaks the boundary between life and death!

“I also think things won’t be that simple. No matter what means are used, resurrecting a dead person will definitely come at a great cost, right?” Tony Stark said.

“However, we can’t just rule out option A because of that, can we?” Scott Lang said from the side.

Whether it's Thor or Tony Stark, they're just making baseless conjectures, nothing more.

“No, Scott, I just remembered something,” Strange said, “'Absolute point in time,' aren’t you curious about that term?”

Originally, no one really paid much attention to this particular word, but after Strange specifically mentioned it, everyone became somewhat aware of it.

This "absolute point in time" seems to represent something.

“Mr. Strange, I actually found it a bit strange before, but since none of you asked, I thought maybe the word was nothing special and that I was just ignorant. Now it seems that the word is really unusual?” Peter Parker continued to ramble on to Strange, and then asked, “Actually, what I wanted to ask is, what does it mean?”

"After I joined Kamar-Taj, I had some in-depth conversations with the Ancient One."

Doctor Strange explained, "The Ancient One once told me that my hands were destroyed in a car accident, which was an absolute point in time."

"What do you mean?" Thor still couldn't understand for a moment.

"In other words, no matter what, my hands will be destroyed in the car accident, because if my hands aren't destroyed, I won't become Doctor Strange!" Doctor Strange continued to explain.

Everyone present suddenly realized what was going on.

"Although I don't yet know the exact principle behind absolute time, if that's the case, wouldn't it take a huge price to save Christine who's trapped in absolute time?"

"Is the price to pay greater than that to bring a dead person back to life?"

Tony Stark offered a more fundamental assessment.

“No, Stark, according to the Ancient One, the absolute point in time cannot be changed! Even she couldn’t do it,” Strange said again.

Everyone was taken aback.

It seems they underestimated this absolute time point.

It's unbelievable that even someone as powerful as the Ancient One couldn't change this absolute point in time.

Strange's expression darkened further. He hadn't really taken it too seriously when he learned that Christine Future was dead.

After all, the future that we know in advance is not the future.

He can absolutely change that.

However, the question now tells him that Christine's death is irreversible!

This is really frustrating.

“But Strange,” Captain America pointed to the big screen, “the question says that your doppelganger did this.”

“I don’t know how that Doctor Strange did it, but the absolute point in time is the rule of time. He changed the absolute point in time, which broke the timeline,” Strange added gravely. “That will definitely have extremely serious consequences.”

"Has the timeline been broken?" Scott Lang's eyebrows shot up sharply; this was obviously a serious matter.

"So... option A can actually be ruled out?" Scott Lang paused for a moment, then said again.

If Tony Stark's initial reasons weren't enough to rule out option A, Scott Lang now thinks they should be.

Even if he wasn't a magician, he knew how serious it was to break the timeline.

“No, no, no.” Strange shook his head, then suddenly pointed to option B, “Everyone, take another look at this option.”

With Strange's prompting, everyone began to carefully examine option B.

I did actually see something.

"If Christine's death is a specific point in time, then it means that Christine's death was a condition for Strange to become Doctor Strange. If Christine hadn't died, Strange wouldn't have been able to become Doctor Strange."

"But if Strange isn't Doctor Strange, how could he save Christine?"

Option B is a paradox!

Captain America said in a deep voice.

"Isn't this just the grandmother theory?"