American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"First of all, although we cannot be certain that White Vision is another Vision, the possibility is very high. And if White Vision really is another Vision, their strength should be about the same."

"Secondly, everyone should take a close look at the description in the question. If Vision really defeated White Vision, then wouldn't the question simply say 'defeated White Vision'? Why does it say 'stop White Vision' and make him abandon the mission'?"

"Doesn't this conform to people's usual language description habits?"

"The fact that the word 'stopped' was used means that Vision probably didn't defeat White Vision!"

“Stark is right.” Thor immediately nodded in agreement. “I feel the same way. White Vision shouldn’t be so easy to defeat.”

Not only Thor, but everyone else present agreed with Tony Stark's opinion.

Option A was almost unanimously ruled out.

"Then what if we team up with Scarlet Witch to defeat White Vision?"

Thor then turned his attention to option B, following Tony Stark's line of thought, "Even if we joined forces to defeat them, when we describe this event, we would use 'defeated' rather than 'stopped,' right?"

"So... based on language usage habits, option B can also be eliminated, right?"

"If that's the case, doesn't that mean even Vision and Scarlet Witch together are no match for White Vision?" Peter Parker immediately expressed his doubts. "According to the shared information, Scarlet Witch is one of the strongest members of the Avengers. If she and Vision together can't beat White Vision, is White Vision really that powerful?"

“We can’t rule out that possibility,” Captain America interjected. “But it’s not the only possibility. It’s also possible that what option B says never happened, and that Vision didn’t team up with Scarlet Witch to fight the enemy.”

“No, no, no.” Strange shook his head. “The reason that it doesn’t conform to the language description habits is indeed sufficient for option A, but for option B, I don’t think it’s so sufficient. Let me ask you, does defeating White Vision by teaming up with Scarlet Witch count as Vision defeating White Vision?”

“Of course it counts. Even if he teamed up with Scarlet Witch, Vision still made a move, didn’t he?” Peter Parker said matter-of-factly.

“Well…” Scott Lang shook his head. “I think it’s a bit of a stretch. When we say we’ve defeated someone, we usually mean we’ve defeated them alone, right? If Vision teamed up with others to defeat White Vision, how would that be considered a victory for Vision?”

The audience engaged in a heated discussion on the topic of "whether teaming up with others to defeat someone counts as defeating them."

Some people think it was a defeat, while others think it wasn't, and no consensus can be reached.

"Let's leave this option as undecided," Captain America finally decided. "It's a bit of a stretch to eliminate this option based solely on a language usage habit."

Option B is different from option A.

Besides the reason of language usage habits, option A also has another reason for exclusion. Considering both reasons together, everyone agrees that it should be excluded.

However, there is no other reason to exclude option B besides the language description habits. Considering everything, it is indeed more reasonable to leave it pending.

Option B has been discussed for now; now it's time for option C.

This option seemed a bit ridiculous to everyone.

"Convince White Vision? That's a bit too absurd, isn't it?" Peter Parker chuckled, speaking with an air of self-assurance.

Peter Parker has been a member of the "Quiz League" for some time now, and he is well aware of the strength of Vision, a major figure in the group. Naturally, he does not dare to underestimate the other White Vision.

Even naturally, one might use hallucinations as a template to compare with White Vision.

This kind of being, comparable to Vision, was actually persuaded to carry out an assassination mission?

That's just too ridiculous.

"After all this time, finally, another question about verbal persuasion has appeared."

Thor chuckled as well, and said to Peter Parker with a smile, "Peter, that's not necessarily true. I remember there was a question where the answer was to use talk-no-jutsu."

"Not bad, Thor. You actually remember. It seems I've been underestimating your intelligence." Tony Stark glanced at Thor, even his compliments were so sarcastic.

Thor: "..."

If he hadn't been so familiar with Tony Stark, he would have swung his hammer mercilessly at him.

"There was a question at the time, which asked how Banner got the Time Stone from the Ancient One. Peter, the answer to that question was to persuade him with words."

Tony Stark ignored Thor's resentful gaze and spoke to Peter Parker as if nothing had happened.

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Peter Parker: "..."

In short, I'm speechless.

Tony Stark's reminder brought it back to his memory.

Indeed, it was mentioned in the shared materials that when Dr. Banner went back in time to retrieve the Time Stone, he did indeed rely on his persuasive skills!

That's an exaggeration!

When Peter Parker saw the relevant information, he actually found it quite incredible.

That's the Time Stone! Such an important thing, how could the Ancient One just hand it over after being lectured by the Hulk?

Even now, Peter Parker finds it incredible.

"That's right, I was there when that question came up. I remember saying that in a negotiation, the art of language can only play a supporting role. What can really play a decisive role is the bargaining chips of both sides!"

Strange's voice rang out, and he spoke in a serious tone, "And in this problem, we don't know whether Vision has such a bargaining chip."

"So, Mr. Strange, Mr. Stark, you mean that option C is also possible, and that White Vision could potentially be persuaded?"

Peter Parker still couldn't quite accept the authenticity.

Although logically speaking, this is indeed the case, Peter Parker still felt somewhat awkward about it from a preconceived notion perspective.

However, it was much easier for the other contestants at the scene to accept this than for Peter Parker.

Firstly, having participated in so many quizzes, they have long since learned to break free from conventional thinking when looking at problems.

Secondly, this isn't the first time we've encountered the option of using words to achieve our goals.

So after some discussion, option C, which at first glance seems absurd, is, like option B, pending.

"I think we can rule out option D, right?"

When it came to the last option, Scott Lang was the first to analyze, "The question says that Vision stopped White Vision at a crucial moment, so what does 'crucial moment' mean?"

"This shows that Vision's assassination attempt has begun, and even puts Scarlet Witch in danger!" Captain America said from the side.

This is a natural and logical guess.

"I think so too."

Scott Lang nodded in agreement. "So in such a critical moment, Vision shouldn't have had time to crack the S.W.A. system, right? His more logical course of action would be to rush in directly to deal with White Vision and save Scarlet Witch, right?"

"No! Scott!"

Tony Stark shook his head, rejecting Scott Lang's view. "We don't know any specific details of the assassination. Perhaps Vision knew about S.W.O.P's assassination attempt on Scarlet Witch beforehand, and he also knew that he and Scarlet Witch were no match for White Vision, so he went to crack S.W.O.P's system in advance?"

"Then... when White Vision was about to assassinate Scarlet Witch, he managed to break through the Sky Sword Bureau's system in time, which makes perfect sense, right?"

“If that’s the case, then there’s no way to analyze option D?” Peter Parker shrugged, looking at Tony Stark with a bit of annoyance.

"That's right. Without any relevant details, option D cannot be analyzed. We can only leave it as is."

Tony Stark shrugged at Peter Parker.

So far, we've only eliminated option A, leaving three options undetermined, making this question quite challenging.

"Okay, let's compare these three pending options again," Captain America said, staring at the big screen as he pondered.

The others at the scene did the same, carefully comparing the three options to see which one was more likely.

"If it were me, and I had to eliminate one of these three options, I would eliminate option B," Strange said after some thought.

Not only him, but everyone else present made the same choice as Strange.

After all, there are no reasons to eliminate options C and D, but option B does have the reason of not conforming to the language description habits.

Looking at option B alone, it's indeed impossible to eliminate it this way. However, when all three options are compared together, option B is undoubtedly eliminated.

“Great, now we have two options left. We just need to do one more round of selection.” Thor said excitedly from the side.

Unfortunately, neither option C nor option D allows for any effective analysis or judgment without any knowledge of the battle details.

"Looks like... you guys will have to guess one of these two options," Peter Parker said somewhat helplessly to the remaining contestants who hadn't yet answered.

“It seems that’s the case.” Thor shrugged, then looked at Scott Lang and Strange beside him. “Who among us will answer this question?”

The three of them were the respondents who had not yet answered the questions in the second round.

"Let me do it."

After a brief discussion, Strange volunteered and took the spot, saying, "Although we don't know what Skysword is, it's clear that it's not a simple organization."

“If this organization really intends to assassinate the Scarlet Witch, I think it’s unlikely that they would leak the information beforehand, so… I also think the scenario Stark described is unlikely.”

"That's right, my answer is C!"

Strange made his choice and gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

YES!

Upon hearing that he had answered correctly, Strange couldn't help but let out a silent shout of excitement.

To be honest, he wasn't very confident about choosing C, since the Tianjian Bureau leaking information wasn't something that would absolutely not happen.

Strange couldn't find any other reason to eliminate option D, so he used this one reason to eliminate it.

He himself was well aware that this reason was far from sufficient.

Frankly speaking, this kind of elimination is not much different from guessing.

But Strange didn't expect to be so lucky; he guessed right.

[Congratulations to Strange for winning the Qimen Flying Armor!]

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

Swish!

The system notification sound had barely faded when Strange found something in his hand.

"This...this is the Qimen Flying Armor?"

"Is the system making a mistake?"

"I think so?"

As soon as this thing appeared, all the contestants stared at it with wide eyes, and strange expressions appeared on their faces.