American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This is ridiculous.

Tony Stark couldn't even believe he would do something so unwise, and he couldn't quite understand what the Tony Stark in the main universe was thinking.

This is something that someone with his level of intelligence simply couldn't have done.

“Mr. Stark, if you develop this system again in the future, I think I might not be able to handle it. I don’t mean any disrespect, nor do I dislike it, but everyone has seen the lesson we just learned, and I think you understand what I mean…”

Peter Parker then spoke incoherently to Tony Stark, trying to express his meaning in a roundabout way.

After watching this video, he would never dare to want anything like Edith again.

“You’re overthinking it, kid. I never intended to leave this to you anyway,” Tony Stark said to Peter Parker with a serious expression.

The Tony Stark in the main universe must have been out of his mind to give Peter Parker something like that, but his brain is perfectly normal.

[Question: During the Infinity War, why did Captain America specifically take Vision to Wakanda?]

[A. Received a request for help from Wakanda and went to the rescue.]

[B. To fight Thanos, they joined forces with the power of Wakanda]

[C. Go to Wakanda and destroy the Mind Stone above Vision's head]

[D. Using illusions as bait, they lay in ambush in Wakanda to fight Thanos.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the reward skill Mirror World;]

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

The system notification sounded immediately, interrupting everyone's discussion. Everyone then temporarily put their minds at ease and focused their attention on the big screen.

And they were all drawn to a single word in the question.

"Infinite Wars?"

Captain America couldn't help but ask first, "Is this another new war? Or is this actually a war we already know about?"

With so many people participating in the quiz, everyone now has a pretty good understanding of the battle against Thanos.

From how Thanos collected the Infinity Stones in the early stages, to how he used the six stones to utterly defeat everyone, to how the defeated heroes learned from their mistakes, traveled back in time to collect the stones, and ultimately rose from the ashes to defeat Thanos in the final battle.

I have a very detailed understanding of the whole process.

Everyone was naturally aware of the important battles that took place during that period.

However, the battles that everyone knows can be divided into two main categories: one is battles officially stamped by the system, such as the Battle of New York, the Endgame, and the Age of Ultron.

Another type is those named by the players themselves, such as the Battle of Wakanda, the Battle of Titan, and so on.

Since no one has ever heard of the Infinite War campaign, there are naturally two possibilities.

First, this is a new battle, one that no one has ever encountered before, a battle that the quiz system is mentioning for the first time.

Secondly, this is a battle that everyone is already familiar with, but this is the first time the system has "announced" the official name of the battle.

This name is naturally different from the names people have given themselves before.

That's why Captain America asked that question.

“It’s obvious that Infinite Wars refers to the war in Wakanda,” Thor couldn’t help but say, the obviousness of the matter was clear even to him.

"That's right, this should be the Battle of Wakanda."

Scott Lang nodded in agreement. "Look at the options. This means that this war is against Thanos, and it takes place in Wakanda. There are also Captain America and Vision who participated in the 'Wakanda War.' There's no mistake."

Everyone else agreed.

There's basically no doubt that Infinite Wars is the war in Wakanda.

After all, no one thinks they would fight Thanos twice in Wakanda. Thanos's goal is so clear: to steal the Infinity Stones. Why would they invade Wakanda?

From a probabilistic point of view, this probability is extremely low.

"Then option A can be eliminated, right?" Tony Stark's voice rang out immediately, and he made a basic judgment on option A.

"We've actually had similar discussions in previous questions. Thanos's goal has always been the Infinity Stones, so why would he invade Wakanda?"

"It's obvious that Thanos invaded Wakanda for the Mind Stone in Vision's head!"

"In other words, it was Vision who went to Wakanda first, which is why Wakanda was invaded by Thanos, rather than Wakanda being invaded first and Vision going to provide support."

"Option A is completely backwards."

“I agree with Stark,” Thor immediately agreed. “Thanos wouldn’t have invaded Wakanda without a reason.”

Although there is no evidence to suggest this is the case, by now, everyone has gathered far too many relevant clues, and the puzzle is quite complete.

Tony Stark's assumption fits the entire puzzle in every way, so much so that people don't need to analyze it too deeply and can simply assume it's true.

Because it's already quite obvious.

Not only Thor, but no one else expressed any objection either, and option A was unanimously eliminated.

"What about option B?" Peter Parker looked at option B, glanced at everyone, and asked, "That should be possible, right?"

"According to the shared intelligence, Dr. Banner was the first to know that Thanos was going to invade Earth, and then he told everyone about it."

"It's possible that everyone is making preparations in advance to unite the forces of Wakanda, isn't it?"

Chapter 336 Captain America really became a wizard

Before participating in the quiz, people's impression of Wakanda was limited to its superficial image as the poorest country in the world.

In fact, the vast majority of respondents didn't even know that such a country existed in the world.

Wakanda's presence is that low.

However, since everyone participated in the quiz, they have learned the "true face" of Wakanda. This country is not only not the poorest country in the world, but on the contrary, it is the richest country in the world.

The most technologically advanced country!

It has even far surpassed the United States.

Putting aside other things, just consider the various advanced technological weapons Wakanda uses to create with vibranium, such as the handheld supersonic cannon that the Golden Leopard plans to distribute to countries around the world, which can destroy a tank with a single shot.

It still left a very deep impression on everyone.

Everyone believes that the weapon in question is just the tip of the iceberg, and that Wakanda must possess other, even more powerful weapons.

In this scenario, if the superheroes learn that Thanos is about to invade Earth, is it possible for them to unite with the power of Wakanda to fight Thanos?

Of course it's possible.

It could even be said to be reasonable and perfectly logical.

Despite being a small country with a small population, Wakanda wields tremendous power.

"T'Challa the Black Panther was also involved in the superhero civil war that took place in Germany, so it's very likely that he will get to know everyone in the future."

Thor thought for a moment and agreed with Peter Parker's opinion, saying, "It's possible that people will learn about the real Wakanda in the future, and even become friends with T'Challa."

"So... I agree with Peter Parker. It's possible that we can unite with Wakanda to fight Thanos in the future."

"Option B is indeed logical, so... let's leave this option pending for now." After some thought, Captain America gave option B this label.

"Wait a moment!"

Just as everyone was at a loss for words and preparing to analyze the next option, Tony Stark offered a different perspective.

“I don’t think it will be B,” Tony Stark said.

His viewpoint was completely opposite to everyone else's.

"Not B? Why, Mr. Stark? Isn't it reasonable for everyone to unite with the forces of Wakanda?" Peter Parker immediately asked, somewhat puzzled.

The others present also looked at Tony Stark with questioning eyes.

“It’s certainly possible for everyone to unite with Wakanda to fight Thanos, and it’s logical, but let’s look at the question again carefully,” Tony Stark said to everyone with a serious expression. “If we consider the question, don’t we see some problems?”

Tony Stark's reminder made everyone notice some clues.

"That's right. The question asks why Rogers brought Vision to Wakanda, so it's clear that Rogers' purpose must be related to Vision!"

Strange immediately realized and said, "That means the answer we have to choose must also be related to Vision!"

If we disregard the question stem and only look at the situation described in option B, there is indeed no problem. However, in this specific question, option B does not quite fit the context.

Because the issue described in option B is not centered on hallucinations, or even related to them.

Whether the hallucination is present or not makes no difference.

So this is clearly not the reason why Captain America specifically brought Vision along.

From this perspective, option A can also be ruled out, because Captain America didn't need to bring Vision along when he went to Wakanda to help them.

Of course, it's possible that Captain America brought Vision along to fight Thanos, but the word "specifically" in the question clearly has a deeper meaning.

This means that it's impossible without Vision.

"Then is option D a possibility?"

Scott Lang's voice rang out, and he focused his gaze on option D, "Using Vision as bait to ambush Thanos, this is the option related to Vision."

Strictly speaking, options B and D describe roughly the same thing.

Using illusions as bait to ambush Thanos in Wakanda is tantamount to uniting Wakanda's forces against Thanos, isn't it?

It's impossible that when they were lying in ambush in Wakanda, they would only use Wakanda's territory without using a single Wakanda soldier.

So what is the point of ambushing in Wakanda?

Since Thanos was ambushed in Wakanda, it must have been because a strategic cooperation was reached with Wakanda, meaning that the forces of Wakanda were united.

The only difference is that Vision played an indispensable role in this joint effort to fight Thanos.

That's why Captain America specifically brought Vision with him.

“That makes sense, so option D is pending. There shouldn’t be any problem with that, right?” Thor glanced at everyone and said.

No one raised any objections to this.

Option D is pending.

Now only option C remains. Once you choose between option C and option D, the answer to this question will be clear.