American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Ah this!

Thor was speechless.

Compared to his subjective speculation, Cersei's analysis is clearly more logical and persuasive.

However, precisely because of this, Thor was in a bit of a predicament, and Loki felt the same way.

Isn't the Time Management Bureau being too biased?

The female judge made it clear last time that the Avengers going back in time was something that was supposed to happen, but Loki's escape was not.

As a result, Captain America is now allowed to live in the past for decades.

These people have really messed with time!

This is way worse than Loki escaping, isn't it?

If the reason for traveling through time before was to obtain the gems, that would be understandable. However, Captain America's subsequent stay in the past was entirely for his own selfish reasons!

How does living for so many years in the past affect the timeline?

No one can imagine it.

Loki's escape was purely for self-preservation!

However, the Time Bureau ruled that Captain America's actions were permissible, but Loki was arrested.

This really leaves everyone speechless.

This has led to a decrease in respect for the timekeeper who has written the script for everyone's lives, and an increase in resentment towards him.

The others then shared their opinions, but the result of the discussion was that they could not determine whether any of the options were time-related anomalies.

As Loki said, no one knows what the "script" the Time Bureau has assigned to each person is, so of course it's impossible for them to know who the time anomaly is.

Including Captain America.

Although Sersi's claim that Captain America was not captured initially made some sense, upon closer examination, it turned out to be quite different.

Because even if the old Captain America was really captured, they wouldn't know!

Time doesn't work like it's portrayed in movies, where the past influences the present. In fact, time works the opposite way: the past is the past, and the present is the present.

What happened in the past has no impact on the present.

Just like Loki, even though he was captured by the Time Bureau, does that mean he'll be killed by Thanos in the future?

“So, for now, we can only assume that everyone in the options is a time-shifter,” Tony Stark shrugged and suggested.

No one raised any objections, and for now, this is the only way things can be.

Otherwise, there would be no way to analyze this problem.

"Let's assume all options are time-related and analyze them one by one."

Captain America added, then proceeded with the first analysis, "Let's look at Odin first... no, let's look at Thor first. I think we should probably rule out Thor."

"Why was I excluded?" Thor couldn't help but ask, quite curiously.

Everyone else present was also looking at Captain America, eagerly awaiting his answer.

"Everyone, take a look at the question. It says a time anomaly that's 'escaped,' meaning the Time Management Bureau can't capture it, which is why they're seeking Loki's help. So... Thor..."

“Rogers is right. Do you think Thor, with his intelligence, can evade the Time Bureau’s pursuit?” Tony Stark was less scathing, directly stating Captain America’s meaning with his sharp tongue.

Ah!

That's very true!

Upon hearing Tony Stark's words, everyone present couldn't help but nod silently in agreement, and subconsciously kept glancing at Thor.

That's right, with this guy's intelligence, it's impossible for him to do something like that.

"Stark, you dare to underestimate me?"

Torton was immediately annoyed and snorted coldly, "Although I'm not good at any underhanded tricks, it's a joke that this Time Management Bureau wants to arrest me. I'll smash them all to pieces with one hammer!"

But no one bought into that argument.

Even if Thor is incredibly powerful, he can't fight against the power of time, right?

The Time Management Bureau can manipulate other people's time!

Although it hasn't been explicitly stated, everyone has a general idea in their minds: brute force is definitely not the way to escape the Time Management Bureau's capture; they can only rely on their intelligence.

Of course, this doesn't mean that one's own strength is unimportant. In fact, whoever manages to escape capture must be extremely strong.

Because ability is an important condition for making full use of one's intelligence.

Without strength, even the best plan cannot be implemented.

In other words, the person who escaped the Time Management Bureau must be both intelligent and brave, and intelligence should play a greater role.

Aside from Thor, there are basically no doubts among the people.

No one believes that someone who only knows how to swing a hammer can be someone that even the Time Management Bureau can't handle.

"Can we rule out the captain too?"

Peter Parker chimed in, pointing to the options on the big screen, "Three of the options are people Loki knows, but the Captain isn't. So, I think we can rule out the Captain."

Of course, the reason why the Time Bureau sought Loki's cooperation was not explicitly stated in the title. Whether it was because they wanted to capture someone Loki knew or not, no one can be sure.

However, logically speaking, this possibility is not small.

And besides that...

“I don’t think I can escape the Time Bureau’s capture either,” Captain America added.

No matter how powerful he is, he is still just an ordinary human being, and cannot be compared to a god at all.

Even a god like Loki was captured by the Time Bureau, so how could an ordinary human like him escape?

Based on his super serum?

Based on his extensive experience as a secret agent?

Captain America doesn't think so.

In terms of intelligence, he may not be as smart as Loki, but in terms of combat power, he is far inferior to Loki!

For all these reasons, Captain America was also ruled out without much doubt.

"So, is it Odin, or Loki?"

Cersei looked quite interested and asked everyone, giving her own answer, "Personally, I prefer Loki, because if it's about capturing Odin, why doesn't Möbius just ask Odin to cooperate? Wouldn't that be better? After all, no one knows you better than yourself."

"The answer won't be my father!"

Thor replied decisively, "My father is the King of the Gods. He wouldn't back down even when facing the Time Bureau! He would only use his own power to fight and resist! Running away... only Loki would do that, right?"

"So my father can be ruled out, and so can I! The reason I'm ruled out is that I would never run away, not what you're saying!"

Although people don't quite agree with Thor's reasons for being excluded, there is generally no doubt that Odin was excluded.

After discussion, the answer to this question is female Loki.

Based on everyone's usual answering habits, this question is about Loki, so naturally, the spot to answer it fell to Loki.

“Interesting. This question is about me, and the answer is also me.” Loki smiled, then gave his answer, “I choose C, female Loki.”

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to Loki Odinson for winning the reward: Steel Skin of Hollow Girien!]

The system immediately emitted a corresponding notification sound.

At that moment, Loki also clearly felt some corresponding changes occurring in his body.

The steel skin of Hollow Girien was thus "infused" into Loki's body.

"It really is a female Loki~" Loki smiled with amusement before taking a moment to assess his current state.

A satisfied smile involuntarily appeared on his face.

"Loki, what reward did you get? What is this Gillian Steel?" Thor couldn't help but ask Loki, seeing his brother grinning from ear to ear.

“'Steel skin'? Skin like steel? Mr. Loki, is that what you mean?” Peter Parker asked with great interest.

“Well.” Loki’s smile grew even more sinister. “Just as you said, this skill grants me an incredibly tough defense, making my skin as hard as steel. It’s a very suitable ability for me.”

"Is 'like steel' a metaphor, or does it describe an objective fact, indicating that your skin is as hard as steel?"

Tony Stark stared at Loki with the seriousness of a scientist and asked.

This stumped Loki, because he didn't know how hard the steel on Earth was, or how it compared to his own skin.

"Good question, Tin Man~ That's quite interesting. Although I call you Tin Man, I am actually the real Tin Man, and you..."

Loki said this with a hint of arrogance on his face, "You're just relying on an iron shell. Yes, you're the Iron Man, but I'm the Iron Man! I think my iron skin is definitely harder than yours."

“Really?” Tony Stark raised an eyebrow, not to be outdone. “I bet I can punch a dent in you.”

"Mr. Loki, what is the Great Hollow Griphon?" Peter Parker asked immediately when he saw Tony Stark and Loki about to start arguing.

He tried to distract the two of them.

And his actions had an immediate effect. Loki indeed began to answer Peter Parker's question: "This is a monster from another world. The skin of this monster is extremely tough, and it is difficult to be hurt by swords and blades, so it is called Steel Skin. The Steel Skin I have now is the hardness attribute of the skin of this monster."

“Kirion, what a strange name,” Cersei couldn’t help but say.

Chapter 361 The Beautiful and Cool Loki, Manipulating the Time Management Bureau

Kirlian?

After Sersi said that, Iron Man immediately realized that the leader of the Ten Commandments gang that he had killed before was named Killian.

It's unbelievable that the two names are exactly the same.

Moreover, neither of them are good people.

It's unbelievable that such a coincidence could happen.

Although no one knows what kind of monster this creature from another world, named Gillian, is, it has skin so tough it's hard to cut, which clearly means it's no ordinary monster.