American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“No, I haven’t developed that system yet.” Tony Stark shook his head. “That’s something I’ll develop in the future.”

"OK." Captain America nodded, indicating that he understood, and then continued to Tony Stark, "Stark, this question is about who you would leave your things to, so you should analyze it."

“Although I’m not entirely sure what kind of system this is, it is an intelligence system.” Tony Stark didn’t hesitate and immediately began his analysis.

"If it's an intelligence system, the Ministry of Defense would certainly find it useful, but I don't think I'll leave my legacy to those hypocritical guys."

"I'm certain that if I hand over my system to them, they won't use it to make the world a better place; on the contrary, it will make it more chaotic!"

Apart from Peter Parker, everyone present was not an innocent child, especially since they had learned many truths about the world through the quiz system.

They learned many things that ordinary people did not know.

As everyone knows, while Tony Stark's words carried a certain degree of personal bias, they were by no means purely alarmist.

Because this risk is real.

When some organizations wield powerful weapons, there will always be politicians and those in power who will turn those weapons into tools to satisfy their own selfish desires.

There's no guarantee that all organizations are like the Avengers, simply dedicated to maintaining world peace.

Without any additional interests or political factors involved.

“So, I can’t possibly leave my legacy to those guys!” Tony Stark said firmly to everyone.

“I absolutely believe that!” Scott Lang shrugged, taking the lead in agreeing.

The others were not surprised either. By now, they knew Tony Stark quite well, and leaving him to the Department of Defense was not like Tony Stark's personality.

Option A was basically ruled out by everyone, with no doubt about it.

“Option B, Rogers?” Tony Stark fell into deep thought. After a moment, he said, “I don’t think I can think of a reason to rule out this option for now.”

“I think the answer is Rogers,” Strange even said. “Of all the options, no one is more suitable to have this intelligence system than Rogers.”

"First of all, Rogers is an Avenger, an agent, and he certainly needs this intelligence system."

"Secondly, although I don't know exactly what kind of system this is, since it was developed by Stark, it must be no ordinary system."

"As Stark said, this is a sword. Whether this sword can benefit or harm society depends entirely on the person wielding it. Therefore, Stark will choose to leave this system to someone he trusts."

"And Rogers is that kind of person."

"Although Rogers and Stark had conflicts and frictions, and even stopped talking to each other for a time, they later put aside their past grievances and began to fight side by side, becoming close comrades-in-arms."

"Indeed, no matter how you look at it, I see no reason to exclude Rogers."

“Then let’s leave option B as undecided,” Thor interjected.

“And what about me?” Peter Parker asked, his eyes shining as he glanced at everyone. He then offered his own analysis, “But as for me… I don’t think it’ll be me. I’m still a student, after all.”

To leave such a powerful intelligence system to a student?

No matter how you look at it, this seems a bit illogical.

"Is it possible that...?" Captain America pondered for a moment, then offered another conjecture, "Stark wasn't left to you at that time, but to you in the future?"

“That makes sense, we can’t rule out that possibility.” Tony Stark nodded emphatically from the side.

"Although this child has always been a child, even during the final battle, children always grow up."

"Based on our previous intelligence, Peter Parker really wants to become an Avenger, so I think it's very possible that he will become a real Avenger in the future."

There's not much doubt that Peter Parker wants to become an Avenger.

After all, if Peter Parker didn't want to become an Avenger, why would Tony Stark "appoint" Peter Parker as an Avenger on Ebony Maw's ship before their final battle with Thanos?

This must be something Peter Parker had expressed before.

Peter Parker's proud and excited expression after being "conferred" at the time also illustrates this point.

Considering Peter Parker's ability to suppress both Bucky and Sam during the Civil War at such a young age, no one was surprised that Peter Parker would become an Avenger in the future.

Even things that are taken for granted.

In that case, it would be reasonable for Tony Stark to leave an intelligence system for the future Peter Parker.

Peter Parker might not have needed this during his student days, but he'll definitely need it when he becomes an Avenger.

"So... this system might really be meant for me? This option is also pending, right?" Peter Parker couldn't contain his excitement at the thought.

My idol even left something for me after he died!

This feels absolutely amazing!

Of course, he didn't want his idol to actually die, but through this incident, he could sense his idol's attitude towards him.

That's awesome!

“It seems so, son!” Thor said to Peter Parker with a smile.

After discussion, option C, Peter Parker, is also pending.

Soon, everyone's attention turned to the last option.

"War Machine Rhodes, Tony Stark's best friend, perhaps even Tony Stark's most trusted friend?"

Thor then spoke up, joining the analysis, "He's also an Air Force member, an Avenger, and a War Machine with another suit of armor... Stark, I think Rhodes is also a possibility."

In this question, War Machine Rhodes actually has a high degree of overlap with Captain America to some extent.

Rhodey possesses all the qualities that make him a candidate for Captain America.

"No, Thor, I don't think it's Rhodes."

After some thought, Captain America gave a different answer: "Rhodes is different from me. Although Rhodes is also a superhero and an Avenger, he is also an Air Force colonel!"

"In other words, Rhodes is still a member of the military system, and all of Rhodes' actions are under the control of the military."

"If Stark hands over that intelligence system to Rhodes, it's essentially the same as handing that system over to the Air Force!"

“The captain is right!” Strange immediately agreed.

This is indeed the biggest difference between Rhodey and Captain America.

Captain America is a "free agent"; all his actions are based on his own personal will, and he does not belong to any organization or work for anyone else.

If that intelligence system was given to Captain America, then it belongs to Captain America.

But Rhodes was always an Air Force member. All of Rhodes' actions were not his own decisions, but rather orders he received from his superiors.

How could Rhodes possibly possess such an intelligence system under these circumstances?

Even if Tony Stark handed the intelligence system over to Rhodes, it would still fall into the Air Force's control.

This is a foregone conclusion.

First of all, the Air Force would never allow one of its colonels to have a private intelligence system.

Furthermore, given Rhodes's personality, he would certainly choose to hand over that intelligence system.

As Rhodes's close friend, Tony Stark was certainly aware of all of this, so from that perspective, he really had no need to leave Rhodes any intelligence system.

“Besides that, Rhodes actually has another fatal flaw.”

Scott Lang's voice rang out, and he, too, had thought of a question: "This is something we've all discussed in other answers as well. Rhodes is getting too old; I'm afraid he'll retire soon, right?"

Stark's task is to ensure that a soon-to-retire Air Force colonel can retire smoothly, rather than leaving him with any intelligence system.

Having discussed this far, the War Machine Rhodes option was essentially ruled out by everyone without much doubt.

Now only Captain America Steve Rogers and Spider-Man Peter Parker remain as candidates. The answer to this question will be revealed once we make a selection between the two.

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"So, who will Stark ultimately leave the intelligence system to? Rogers or Peter?" Thor's voice rang out, and he looked at Tony Stark with great interest.

“I think… it should be Peter Parker,” Captain America said to everyone after a moment’s thought.

He is quite self-aware.

Indeed, if we only look at his one option, he does meet the criteria, and there is no obvious reason to exclude him.

However, when Captain America and Peter Parker are compared side by side, it is clear that Captain America's "competitiveness" is insufficient.

The fundamental reason is that Captain America is a colleague, but Peter Parker is his son.

When a person dies, will they leave their inheritance to their colleagues or their son?

This is obvious.

Moreover, Captain America and Peter Parker are completely different in terms of abilities.

Captain America is a flawless and mature agent in every aspect. Although an intelligence system can provide him with effective assistance, it wouldn't matter if he didn't have that system.

But Peter Parker is still a child, and he is far from mature in terms of temperament and experience. He needs to grow up as soon as possible.

From this perspective, Tony Stark naturally has a more compelling reason to leave Edith to Peter Parker.

“That’s right.” Tony Stark nodded in agreement. “If I really had such a system, and I planned to hand it over to Rogers or Peter after I died, I would definitely choose Peter.”

"So the answer to this question is me?" Peter Parker felt a little lightheaded.

They're both thinking about leaving an inheritance after they die; that's quite a relationship.

After everyone's discussion, there is basically no doubt about the answer to this question; it is C, Peter Parker.

As for who should answer that question.

This question is about Tony Stark, and as is customary, it should have been Tony Stark's turn to answer it, but unfortunately, Tony Stark has already finished answering.

After some discussion, the remaining few people decided that the spot would go to Peter Parker.

The reason is...

Just like Tony Stark's reason in the previous question, it was because of the reward.

Memory Bread.

This is a reward whose name hints at its significance: bread related to memory.

As for rewards related to memory, there is no doubt that only Peter Parker, who is in school, needs them; no one else has any need for them.

"Right! I'll answer this question then. I hope this memory bread is exactly what I'm imagining!"