American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Tony Stark added casually, having also keenly grasped Strange's meaning, "So changing the absolute point in time will not only break the timeline, but also cause it to become disordered!"

"What would happen if the timeline got messed up?" Peter Parker asked, looking up at everyone with his little face.

“It’s definitely not going to be a good thing!” Thor gave a very “frank” answer.

“That’s right, it’s definitely not going to be a good thing!” Strange agreed.

"C!" Tony Stark said to everyone with absolute certainty, "It will cause the framework of reality to collapse, it will cause the entire universe to collapse! The answer to this question is C!"

“Stark is right,” Captain America agreed. “Does everyone remember the question about how Doctor Strange obtained the Time Stone?”

"Right! That question!" Scott Lang slapped his thigh. Captain America's reminder made him realize the answer immediately.

"When Doctor Strange tried to use the Time Stone to restore a spellbook, it caused a crack in space!"

"That only restored one spellbook!"

"If the timeline gets messed up, oh my god, I really can't imagine it."

Scott Lang was shocked; he couldn't believe it.

"That's right. If the timeline is disordered, I can only think of one result: the collapse of the reality framework, because the timeline is one of the cornerstones of the reality framework."

Strange is now a mystic, so his words still carry some weight.

This question has been analyzed to the point where there's no need for further discussion or looking at the other options.

The answer is quite obvious.

It's C.

Of course, there's nothing particularly wrong with what B and D described at the moment, so they can't be ruled out.

However, they were equally uncertain about both of these options!

However, C is a choice that can be made with a high degree of certainty, so the answer is naturally C.

Frankly speaking, once you understand the meaning of some of the "technical" terms, this question is actually not difficult at all.

Or rather, the real difficulty of this question lies in the fact that it is somewhat beyond the scope of the curriculum, rather than in the question itself.

Once you understand the things that are beyond what people usually understand, this question can actually be considered quite easy.

The next question, naturally, is who will answer this question. Following everyone's usual practice, the question undoubtedly falls to Strange.

Strange had no reason to refuse and directly gave his answer to the big screen: "I choose C, the universe collapses!"

[Correct answer!]

Everyone's guess was correct; the answer is indeed C.

[Congratulations to Stephen Strange for winning the reward skill "Wind Clan Spirit Control"!]

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

Swish!

With this system notification, a related skill and corresponding information were instantly instilled into Strange.

This made Strange's eyes light up.

A way to save Christine has been found, although it's not the best way, it's better than the entire universe collapsing.

After all, this ability to bind spirits and command generals is simply too overpowered; it can even be described as a powerful skill that breaks the boundary between life and death.

Chapter 328 The Powerful Ancient One, Breaking the Timeline with a Single Strike

Although no one at the scene knew exactly what the "Spirit Binding" skill was, judging from Strange's reaction, they knew that this skill was definitely not an ordinary one.

To be honest.

Everyone has already gone through the process of answering questions time and time again and received one reward after another, so they've long since become indifferent to it.

Even if it's a product of the system, if it's not truly good, it won't be enough to impress everyone.

Some of the rewards were even rejected by the respondents.

For example, Monster Cell, KW74, and Baymax were all given away by the winners; Monster Cell couldn't even be given away.

The things that make the winners excited at times like this must be truly good.

"Mr. Strange, what exactly is this 'Spirit Control' skill?" Peter Parker couldn't help but ask immediately.

“Spirit, soul? Could this be a skill related to the soul?” Thor made a basic judgment with great interest.

“Well, how should I put it?” Strange briefly sorted out his memories of the Soul Control ability before explaining it to everyone. “Simply put, this skill is a skill that manipulates souls.”

Manipulate souls!

The expressions of everyone present couldn't help but tighten slightly; this skill was indeed far too overpowered.

That's a person's soul.

"It's not just about manipulating souls; after using this skill, you can even turn a part of the soul's abilities into your own."

Strange further explained, "However, my skill is incomplete. If it were the complete Soul Control, it could devour souls and permanently gain their abilities."

"Devour souls?" Scott Lang couldn't help but shudder. "That's a bit too terrifying, isn't it? This incomplete Spirit Control Technique is much better."

“That’s what I think too.” Strange shrugged, agreeing wholeheartedly.

"Wait a moment."

Tony Stark suddenly spoke up, recalling something quite interesting, "Don't the sorcerers at Kamar-Taj all have the ability to extract a person's soul? In that case, this skill is a perfect match for Strange!"

When Tony Stark finished speaking, everyone involuntarily recalled the scene where the Ancient One slapped the Hulk's soul out of his body.

They couldn't help but agree with Tony Stark's words; the mysterious sorcerers' methods of casting out souls were a perfect match for spirit control!

This skill was practically developed for the mysterious mage.

Imagine this: during a battle, Doctor Strange casually knocks the enemy's soul out with a single blow, then uses a spirit control technique to subdue it—he's practically invincible.

Strange didn't say anything more, but instead pondered in his mind.

The spirits captured through the act of summoning and controlling spirits can exist in the world for a long time, truly breaking the boundary between life and death.

If Christine really dies in the future and things are beyond repair, he may only be able to use this method to keep Christine alive in the world.

Of course.

This is just a last resort.

This is a method that Strange will only consider when there are no other options.

Strange wouldn't have done it if there had been even the slightest possibility.

But the thought that Christine's death was at a specific point in time weighed heavily on Strange's mind.

Even if he were in charge, there was nothing he could do to change this situation!

What Strange didn't know was that he had completely overthought things. The issue involved in this problem wasn't actually about the main universe, but about other parallel universes.

However, so far, neither Strange nor the other respondents have seen any clues in this question that clearly contradict various intelligence from the main universe.

So they couldn't tell that this was something from another universe.

It was like a parallel universe of zombies back then.

[The quiz is over. Answer explanations will now be played!]

The system notification sounded at that moment, interrupting everyone's discussion.

Everyone's attention was then drawn back to the big screen, where a relevant video clip appeared.

The first thing that appeared before everyone was the Kamar-Taj Sanctuary, where Doctor Strange was examining the Eye of Agamotto with a melancholy expression.

"I'll go boil some water and make tea, just in case you do anything impulsive," the sorcerer king beside Doctor Strange said to Doctor Strange.

Then he turned and left.

Doctor Strange stared at the Eye of Agamotto for a while longer before making a decision.

“You’re right, there’s no need to dwell on the past all night.” Doctor Strange casually placed the Eye of Agamotto, such an important item, on the table next to him.

He got up and left as well.

Without a doubt, he went to have tea with the Dharma Master Wang.

Not long after, Doctor Strange, who had finished drinking tea with the Wizard King, stepped out of Kamar-Taj and found that the whole world had changed drastically.

But everything around them—skyscrapers, cars, pedestrians, and so on—was melting and evaporating!

This scene looked incredibly bizarre.

"Is this what the title means by the entire universe beginning to collapse?"

Captain America's expression turned extremely solemn. He had never seen such a bizarre and terrifying sight in his entire life.

Even he felt a chill run down his spine.

That was horrible.

Whether it's people or things, good or evil, in this collapse of the universe, there is no difference; everything will collapse along with the universe.

"So this is what the collapse of the universe looks like?" Tony Stark said in a tone of sudden enlightenment.

He had never witnessed anything like the collapse of the universe before, but now he had.

on the screen.

What exactly is added to whiskey?

Doctor Strange himself was also bewildered. He suspected that something had been added to the drink and that he had gotten drunk.

Unfortunately, all of this is true.

At that very moment, a shimmering portal suddenly appeared behind Doctor Strange, and the Ancient One, radiating light, slowly emerged from it.

That's right, it's the Ancient One, the one who's radiating light.

This Ancient One is not quite the same as the Ancient One in her soul form. Although the Ancient One in her soul form is also semi-transparent, at least she doesn't shimmer with light.

But this is the Ancient One.