American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“Okay, that’s certainly a strong argument.” Captain America nodded immediately.

What exactly Phantos's algorithm was remains unknown, but since it was developed by the Eternals, it is generally considered to have a considerable degree of credibility.

It is sufficient to serve as evidence in answering questions.

"In other words, the birth of mutants did not come from natural evolution!" Tony Stark concluded based on Fastos's algorithm.

But if you look closely at the title, the claims that it came from other universes, was raised by the Celestials, or was created by the Eternals are not examples of natural evolution.

This is a little bit of a pain in the ass.

Fortunately, option B seems to be eliminated.

This option contradicts Phantos's theory, which states that mutants are clearly products of unnatural evolution, not monsters that have existed since ancient times.

Of course, Fastos's conclusion may not be absolutely correct, but it is currently the only evidence that everyone can refer to.

Moreover, the other three options also all conform to Faustus's theory.

On this point, no one had much of an opinion, so option B was eliminated.

“OK.” Thor glanced at everyone again. “The remaining three options all fit Pharstus’s theory, so which one is the answer?”

He paused for a moment, then offered his guess: "Could the answer be A? Because only option A seems like the correct answer."

谷瘬

indeed so.

Option C states that the mutants are the pets of the Celestials, while option D is even more absurd, claiming that they were created by the leader of the Eternals.

The Eternals are an enemy race of the Mutants!

"That's right, options C and D do look a bit off!"

"Aren't the Celestials like gods? Didn't they create everything in the world? How could such a divine race raise mutants to wreak havoc on the universe? The Celestials can't be crazy, right?"

"And then there's Aristem. His Eternals have spent their entire lives fighting against the Mutants. They are two completely opposing races! So why would Aristem want the Eternals to destroy the race he created?"

"No, the real problem is, isn't Arithm also a Celestial? He's even the Supreme Celestial, so he wouldn't have created a mutant race, right!"

Peter Parker chimed in, quickly addressing everyone.

"Child, your thinking is far too naive. There are far more madmen in this world than you imagine."

Loki grinned, his smile as wicked as ever, "Why can't the Celestials be madmen? Just because they're powerful?"

With just one sentence, Peter Parker was left speechless.

Peter Parker instinctively wanted to retort, "Could a god-like being be a madman?"

Could it be evil?

But he couldn't bring himself to say it, because he realized that Loki's words actually made sense.

The Celestials are not God!

Even if he learned that the Celestials were real because of Cecilia and the quiz system, to him they were just a powerful race of gods.

The God they usually worship is completely different from the God they believe in, even though the Celestials have done what God can do.

"No!"

Cersei, however, spoke with unwavering conviction: "Aristem is not a madman, and the Celestials are even less so! They are the guardians of the world!"

"Throughout countless ages, they have maintained the workings of this universe. Because of them, all things in the world can exist. How can you question this!"

By the end, Cersei's voice was clearly tinged with displeasure, and even a hint of anger.

To others, the Celestials may be an amazing and powerful race, but to the Eternals, they are faith and their mission!

Even, it is the meaning of their existence!

The answer to this question is definitely A!

Sersi said decisively, and then volunteered to answer the question, "Since you still have doubts, then I'll answer it!"

"I choose A, monsters from other races!"

Cersei then gave her own answer.

[Incorrect answer!]

Cersei's expression froze.

She was actually quite confident in her judgment, since C and D were too absurd and could be eliminated at a glance, and option B was also eliminated based on Faust's theory.

Option A seems to be straightforward.

however……

The answer is definitely not A!

[The respondent, Cersei, will be penalized by having her tracking ability removed. This will be implemented immediately!]

Swish!

Cersei's tracking abilities immediately disappeared.

Of course, this tracking skill doesn't refer to Captain America's tracking skill. Sersi's tracking skill here is specifically designed to target mutants.

Even if Sersi wasn't a combatant, she still possessed these basic skills for dealing with mutants.

"Not A? Could the answer... be B?"

Cersei's brow furrowed slightly.

Looking at it now, the answer can only be B.

"I'm sorry, Cersei."

Tony Stark said, "We are not the Eternals, so we may not have the same confidence in the Celestials or the Aristhem as you do. To me, they are just a powerful race, nothing more."

"We know nothing else! Therefore, I cannot make a judgment on options C and D."

"But option B is different. On the contrary, this option is supported by Fastos's scientific theory, and science is always more trustworthy than personal feelings or subjective perceptions."

"So, if it were me, I would choose between option C and option D. What about you guys?"

Tony Stark then turned his gaze to the others.

“Iron Man, you’re finally more to my liking.” Loki rarely expressed agreement with Tony Stark.

“Cersei,” Captain America spoke up as well, “Although you are a member of the Eternals, and although you have followed Aristhem for thousands of years, you have never actually seen Aristhem. Your only connection to Aristhem is through Ajak, so I find it hard to believe that you truly understand Aristhem.”

“No, no, although I have never met Arisham, I am certain that he is as I say!” Cersei said firmly.

"Is that so? Then what exactly is 'divine manifestation'? If Arithm is really as you imagine, why would Ajak, who has followed him for tens of thousands of years, ultimately choose to betray him?"

Captain America's next question completely stumped Sersi.

This left her speechless.

Ajak had followed Aristam for far longer than any of them! And he was the only one who had ever seen Aristam!

Why did this kind of person ultimately betray Arithm?

A storm raged within Cersei's heart.

"So is it C or D?" Thor couldn't help but ask again.

"If it were me, I would choose D."

Loki thought for a moment and then said, "It's a very simple logic. If they were pets kept by other Celestials, why would Arithm assemble a team to eliminate them?"

"Since Aristom sent people to eliminate the mutants, it's a natural assumption that the mutants were created by Aristom!"

"It's that simple!"

Chapter 383 Earth is actually just an egg!

Loki's statement actually makes a lot of sense to some extent.

Option C, the Celestials, clearly refers to the Celestials other than Arithm. Based on the information we currently have, these Celestials have no connection to the mutant races.

Option D, Arithm, does have the corresponding relevance!

As Loki said, they were mutated races that Aristhem sent the Eternals to exterminate.

When one option is unrelated to the other, but the other is somewhat related, the answer to the question naturally becomes clear.

After discussing it among themselves, everyone basically agreed on this conclusion.

Apart from Cersei.

"While I cannot interfere with your answers, I still have to say that the answer cannot be D. How could the mutant race be created by Aristom? That's absurd!"

Sersi spoke to everyone with great excitement.

But everyone understood that Cersei's conviction was not based on any concrete evidence, but simply on his personal feelings, nothing more.

Frankly speaking, it's not very convincing.

Everyone still decided to choose D.

As for who should answer the question...

The only three people who haven't answered the question yet are Tony Stark, Peter Parker, and Thor. Among them, Tony Stark and Peter Parker don't seem very interested in the reward called the Red Eagle.

Because it looks like a pet.

To be precise, it was an eagle.

Even with the title "Divine Eagle," they remained largely uninterested.

After all, they really don't need an eagle.

Thor, however, showed great interest in the eagle and was willing to keep a majestic eagle as a pet!

When there's nothing else to do, the eagle perches on his shoulder, making Thor appear even more majestic and imposing. Some minor enemies can be dealt with by the eagle, so Thor doesn't even have to lift a finger.

Ok.

perfect!