American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This point is quite obvious; everyone who has analyzed this far agrees with this conclusion.

This kind of thing only makes sense if it happens to Nebula; it wouldn't make sense if it happened to anyone else.

Even for the same person, changes over a few years are clearly discernible; their appearance will definitely differ between a few years and a few years ago.

Especially the Avengers of that time, who had fought side by side so many times, must have had an extraordinary level of familiarity and understanding with each other. If it were a previous version, they would immediately notice.

But Nebula, by chance, is a cyborg.

Years have passed and its appearance hasn't changed at all.

This laid the foundation for the "substitution" of the previous version of Nebula.

“So we can eliminate question B now, right?” Peter Parker said, glancing at everyone again.

This is, of course, a matter of course.

"Wait a moment!"

But Scott Lang suddenly remembered something and said to everyone, "The options don't specify which nebula! Our analysis just now only proves that the original nebula wouldn't betray us, so what about the past versions of the nebula?"

Ah this!

Everyone was genuinely stumped by Scott Lang's question.

The options don't specify which timeline the nebula belongs to, meaning it could be a nebula from either timeline.

As for the previous version of Nebula, she would have betrayed Thanos or something...

“No, Scott, the old Nebula wouldn’t have betrayed us,” Tony Stark said firmly, shaking his head.

He was initially taken aback by what Scott Lang said, but quickly realized that it was impossible.

"Nebula was Thanos's subordinate. Putting aside the possibility that she might have known about everyone's time travel plan, even if she did know, reporting it to Thanos wouldn't be considered informing on anyone, would it?"

"She was Thanos's person to begin with!"

Thanos's daughter told Thanos a top secret, which is perfectly reasonable and logical. So how can it be called "tattling"?

After everyone's analysis, option B was eliminated.

"Option B can indeed be eliminated," Captain America declared decisively. "Let's take a look at option A now."

With Captain America's reminder, everyone's attention turned to the first option.

"I think option A is unlikely and can be ruled out."

Before anyone could speak, Captain America offered his analysis: "The mission to collect the gems is a mission to travel back in time! I think when you're making the plan, you'll definitely choose the most suitable time and place to carry it out, to ensure that the mission won't be leaked."

“But… I have some classmates from China at my school, and I heard them say something that I think makes a lot of sense: plans can’t keep up with changes.” Peter Parker raised his doubts. “A good plan is only a prerequisite, but what if something unexpected happens during the execution? Like when Mr. Stark was punched away by the Hulk.”

“Yes, kid, you’re right, but I still think the chances are slim,” Captain America said again, his tone quite certain.

"Mr. Rogers, how can you be so sure that nothing will happen?" Peter Parker asked curiously.

“Yes, Rogers, how can you guarantee that?” Thor asked curiously from the side.

"Because through this question we know that it was Nebula who went to the past to find the Power Stone!" Captain America said emphatically.

In a previous question, we discussed the idea of ​​superheroes going back in time to collect gems.

Except for the Power Gem, it is now clear who was responsible for finding the other gems.

And the Power Gem.

Everyone is guessing it will be Rocket Raccoon.

But now it seems that Nebula is also among those searching for the Power Stone, which is not surprising, given that she is also a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy.

This question clearly indicates that Nebula was also involved in the mission to travel back in time to collect the gems, so the only two possibilities are that she collected either the Reality Stone or the Power Stone.

After all, the footage showed how the other four gems were collected, and Nebula was not involved.

Of the two gems, the Reality Gem and the Power Gem, the Power Gem's "bond" with the Nebula is much stronger than that of the Reality Gem.

Therefore, it is highly likely that Nebula went there to collect the Power Stone.

There is no doubt about this.

There was no need for Captain America to explain.

"Does everyone remember where the Power Stone was discovered?" Captain America asked, glancing at everyone.

"On a deserted planet!"

Scott Lang immediately chimed in, "That's right, before the cosmic sphere is 'exposed,' taking it from that abandoned planet is the best option!"

This is beyond doubt.

There wasn't a soul on that abandoned planet. You could just go there and take the sphere away without anyone noticing. How could anyone possibly find out?

It's not like Tony Stark and Captain America were operating in Stark Tower, where they would come into contact with so many people.

Of course, the quiz system never revealed any clues about collecting the Power Gems, but even so, everyone believed it was definitely as Scott Lang had said.

Go to that abandoned planet and take it directly.

Because this is the simplest and safest approach; anyone with a sound mind wouldn't use any other method.

“So option A can indeed be ruled out,” Thor said to everyone with a smile.

After discussion, option A was indeed ruled out, and everyone basically reached a consensus.

Once options A and B are eliminated, the question becomes quite simple.

"The answer is obvious now, isn't it?" Strange said matter-of-factly to everyone, "Option D is impossible."

"First of all, Thanos is neither the Ancient One nor Doctor Strange. Even if he can use the power of the Time Stone, he may not be able to observe time!"

"Of course, we can't be sure about that. After all, Thanos used 'time magic-like' techniques and resurrected Vision. We can't rule out the possibility that he knows time magic."

"But it's clear that even if Thanos could do that, he hadn't observed the future, and he had no idea what would happen in the future."

"Because if that were the case, he would never allow us to cut off his head!"

"Isn't it much simpler and easier for him to nip us in the bud than to send a message to his past self, willingly have his head chopped off, and then let his past self turn the tables on him?"

"If he had truly foreseen the future, then he wouldn't have failed!"

Strange skipped option C and analyzed the last option.

It must be said that this analysis makes a lot of sense.

With all six Infinity Stones in his possession, Thanos knew someone was coming to kill him, yet he did nothing. Instead, he sent a message to his past self, destroyed the stones, and waited to die.

That is indeed absurd.

Everyone agreed that option D was indeed somewhat illogical and was eliminated without much controversy.

“We all know that Nebula was modified by Thanos. We don’t know if her brain was modified, but it’s a possibility.”

Tony Stark then began to speak eloquently, "And if her brain were also modified to have a processor similar to a computer, the thing described in option C could very well happen."

"This is equivalent to the Nebula's central processing system suddenly reading two devices, causing the processing system to malfunction."

"Thanos accessed the original Nebula's data through the brain device of the past version of Nebula, and thus learned about everyone's plan to travel back in time to collect the Infinity Stones."

"This is perfectly logical."

Having analyzed the question to this point, there is absolutely no doubt left; the answer is C.

"We've already answered all the questions, right? This is the first question of the new round, isn't it?"

Scott Lang glanced at everyone and asked.

“That’s right! Mr. Stark, so who’s going to answer this question?” Peter Parker followed closely behind Scott Lang, asking.

According to the usual principle, the person who asked the question should answer it, but this question had nothing to do with any of the respondents.

In that case, it all depends on everyone's interests.

“Mithril? That must be a metal, right? Nobody but Stark would ever use something like that.” Thor reached out and patted Tony Stark on the shoulder.

This was quite obvious, so no one present tried to compete with Tony Stark for the spot to answer the question, and it naturally fell to Tony Stark.

"I choose C! There's a bug in the memory synapse!" Tony Stark didn't hesitate and immediately gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The answer is exactly as expected; it is indeed C.

[Congratulations to Tony Stark for winning 5,000 kilograms of mithril!]

[The reward has been sent to the respondent's system inventory. Please check your account!]

The reward arrived quickly.

Information about mithril was naturally instilled into Tony Stark's mind.

After tidying up, Tony Stark couldn't help but smile with satisfaction.

"It is harder than steel, but weighs less than half as much, while also possessing the ductility of copper and the ability to be polished smooth like glass..."

Tony Stark briefly listed some of the properties of Mithril for everyone.

“Mr. Stark, with all due respect, this doesn’t sound as good as vibranium at all, does it? You say it’s harder than steel, but it’s only harder than steel, not as hard as vibranium, is it? And isn’t vibranium quite light too!”

Peter Parker stared at Tony Stark with a hint of suspicion and asked.

Based solely on the characteristics described by Tony Stark, while mithril is indeed good, that's only compared to ordinary metals.

For everyone who received so many rewards, mithril is just so-so.

“Peter, mithril is something that people fight tooth and nail for in another world. I’ve said so much, but I haven’t mentioned the most important point: mithril has a very high magical affinity!”

"This is an important property that other metals do not possess!"

Chapter 332 The Turning Point for Stark from Technology to Magic

For Tony Stark, the other properties of Mithril were actually insignificant, and it was indeed inferior to Vibranium.

But the fact that it has magical affinity really makes up for all its flaws.

Since acquiring the Hextech Gate, Tony Stark's interest in technology and magic has greatly increased, and he's really into it.