American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Loki looked around at everyone with a surprised expression, but apart from the Eternal, everyone else looked calm.

"This world is really starting to go crazy!" Loki muttered to himself.

First there was the Time Management Bureau that could control other people's lives, and then came the multiverse. Even Loki, a god from Asgard, was having a hard time accepting it all.

"Spider-Men, wow, I have to say, this feels weird to me."

Peter Parker looked at the big screen, slightly excited. This topic was too exciting. "It's like watching a Spider-Man extravaganza."

"The Spider-Men are battling monsters from the multiverse, it's a complete mess! What on earth is going to happen in the future?!" Captain America's face couldn't help but show deep worry.

"Take a look at the Spider-Men in the options. The Spider-Man from this universe is undoubtedly the one next to me. The other two Spider-Men from the Green Goblin universe and the Lizard universe are most likely the two Spider-Men who appeared in our previous quizzes."

"One of them was hanging upside down from the ceiling in Ned's house, and the other wasn't wearing a Spider-Man suit. You should all remember that."

"But who's the last Spider-Man? Miles?"

Tony Stark's voice rang out. He quickly examined the candidates in the options and discovered that the last one, Spider-Man, had never appeared.

"This Spider-Man isn't Peter Parker?" Peter Parker was quite surprised by this.

The same applies to everyone.

For a long time, everyone has subconsciously assumed that Spider-Man in the multiverse is Peter Parker, but the last option breaks this conventional thinking.

Spider-Man may not be Peter Parker.

If Spider-Man is like this, then what about everyone else?

Are there Iron Mans who aren't named Tony Stark, Captain Americas who aren't named Steve Rogers, and Thors who aren't named Thor?

Wouldn't this completely throw everything into chaos!

Just thinking about this made everyone feel a bit overwhelmed and their heads started to ache.

"Alright everyone, let's analyze this problem." Captain America brought everyone back to the main topic, glancing at them as he spoke.

Everyone temporarily stopped their random thoughts and focused their attention on the question, thinking and analyzing it.

But soon I started to feel a bit of a headache.

Because there is so little information available about this question, no one knows where to begin analyzing it and is completely at a loss.

"We know very little about the other Spider-Men, and absolutely nothing about the battle that took place at the Statue of Liberty, so~"

Thor shrugged, looking completely bewildered. "I think this problem is very difficult. I have absolutely no idea how to analyze it."

"Come on, Thor, no one has ever had any expectations of you," Loki said mercilessly, mocking Thor from the side.

"So Loki, what's your opinion?" Thor retorted directly.

"This is only my second time taking the quiz. I don't know anything, so how am I supposed to analyze it?" Loki said matter-of-factly, glancing at the others. "So this question is up to you guys to analyze."

Cersei also made a helpless expression and silently watched from the sidelines.

She had absolutely no say in this problem.

Tony Stark, Captain America, and Peter Parker then began to discuss the matter.

Could the answer be me?

Peter Parker spoke first to everyone, "We already know that in the future, MJ will be my girlfriend, right? So isn't it only natural that I come to save her?"

“Yes, Peter, that is absolutely right.”

Tony Stark nodded. "But that should be the case for other Spider-Men as well, right? Would other Spider-Men just stand by and do nothing because MJ isn't their girlfriend?"

With just one sentence, Peter Parker was rendered speechless.

Yes.

Spider-Man is everyone's good neighbor. He will do his best to help even complete strangers in trouble. Whether MJ is his girlfriend or not is not important at all.

“Stark, you once said that the quiz system wouldn’t have any questions that couldn’t be analyzed, but I think we’ve encountered one now.”

After a moment of contemplation, Captain America spoke in a deep voice to Tony Stark.

He had racked his brains, filtering through all the information about Spider-Man, but he couldn't find anything related to him.

Not only him, but Tony Stark was like that too.

"It seems we might really have to guess this time," Tony Stark said with a hint of helplessness.

"However, for the last option, Miles, I think we can rule it out for now."

Captain America spoke again, "We know absolutely nothing about this option; it has never appeared in previous intelligence reports!"

If an unfamiliar option appears for the first time, people will naturally not give it much thought unless the other options have been eliminated.

However, for this question, the other options are obviously impossible to eliminate.

"That's what I think too!"

Peter Parker slapped his thigh. "Let's connect the clues from the previous questions. One day in the future, for some reason, the barrier between the multiverses was opened, and some monsters from other universes came to our universe."

"I took it upon myself to bring those monsters home in an attempt to save them, which resulted in Mei's death, and then... I guess I ran up to that tall building and hid there to cry, right?"

"Then Ned, in his search for me, accidentally brought along two other Peter Parkers, and they joined me with two other Spider-Men."

"We certainly won't stand by and watch those monsters roam free, so we'll probably go and capture them next. This should be the battle at the Statue of Liberty mentioned in the title, right?"

"I think it was only the three of us Spider-Men who participated in this battle."

The storyline before and after is actually not complicated and can be easily sorted out.

Ned sought out the other two Spider-Men in order to find his good friend Peter Parker. In the end, after finding the other two versions of Spider-Man, he found his good friend.

So Ned will definitely stop using magic to find Peter Parker.

Other Spider-Men naturally wouldn't appear either.

Of course, this is only the information that everyone currently has, nothing more.

As for whether anything beyond this intelligence occurred that led to the appearance of more Spider-Men, no one knows.

However, when answering questions, one should naturally refer to the known information.

After a brief discussion, the last option was largely ruled out without much controversy.

As for the remaining three options, everyone can only guess one.

“Peter, this is your question, so you can go first,” Tony Stark said to Peter Parker.

"I choose... um... A, the Spider-Man of this universe!" After some thought, Peter Parker decided to choose himself.

Even with Spider-Man's personality, he would still step in to rescue someone who wasn't his girlfriend. But if we're talking about who would pay the most attention to MJ on the battlefield, then without a doubt it would be himself, right?

[Incorrect answer!]

However, the system then emitted the following notification sound.

The answer is not Peter Parker of this universe.

[The respondent, Peter Parker, will be punished by having all his math knowledge from the past month erased, effective immediately!]

"Oh, no!"

Upon hearing this, Peter Parker immediately clutched his head and cried out in despair.

System, do you know how difficult math is to learn?

You've wiped out a month's worth of my math course knowledge all at once! How could you be so cruel!

My choice of A, Peter Parker, was mostly based on guesswork, and I didn't have high hopes. I didn't feel bad about getting it wrong.

But this punishment is just too unfair.

As of now, only Captain America remains in this round of questions, so there's no doubt that the next spot will go to him.

Captain America didn't hesitate for a moment and immediately gave his answer to the big screen: "I choose B, Spider-Man from the Lizard Universe!"

Captain America's answer this time was pure guesswork, without any analysis whatsoever.

Since Peter Parker chose option A, Captain America can simply move on to the next option.

[Correct answer!]

Surprisingly, Captain America was quite lucky and guessed correctly right away.

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning the reward skill Six Meridian Divine Sword!]

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

Swish!

The Six Meridian Divine Sword skill, along with the corresponding information, was thus instilled into Captain America.

This surprised Captain America, who had initially thought the Six Meridians Divine Sword was a single sword or a set of sword techniques, but it turned out to be completely different from what he had imagined.

"Captain, where's your sword? I can't see it!" Peter Parker couldn't help but ask, while also looking Captain America up and down.

“Peter, the Six Meridians Divine Sword isn’t a sword, it’s a skill!” Captain America explained to Peter Parker with a smile.

"Oh, skills? The title mentioned it, but I didn't pay attention. So, this is a sword technique?" Peter Parker asked again with great interest.

"Swordsmanship? Will Rogers stop using his shield and start using a sword instead?" Thor asked with a laugh.

Actually, this combination is quite good. It has both offensive and defensive weapons.

However, this doesn't quite fit Captain America, because for him, the shield is not only a defensive weapon but also an offensive one.

"This isn't swordsmanship, but... how should I put it, it's a skill that allows you to fire energy shockwaves outward from your fingertips," Captain America explained after carefully considering his words.

Chapter 356 Three generations of Spider-Man appear together, battling villains from past Spider-Man eras.

Radiating energy shockwaves outward from the fingertips?

Upon hearing Captain America's description, everyone involuntarily thought of another highly similar skill: T'Challa's Hole-Hole Wave.

That's a similar skill.

Captain America could tell what everyone was thinking just by looking at their expressions.

He smiled at everyone and said, "Although it sounds a lot like the Hole Wave, and it is indeed like that, the Six Meridians Divine Sword has an advantage that the Hole Wave does not have."