American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

That's Doctor Strange!

A powerful being that can unintentionally open the gates of the multiverse even by casting a spell; its various magical spells are both bizarre and powerful, making them impossible to defend against.

How could Spider-Man possibly defeat Doctor Strange?

Spider-Man is quite powerful, but he's no match for Doctor Strange.

The two sides are simply not in the same league!

But this question tells us that Spider-Man actually defeated Doctor Strange!

"It seems that's how it is. I must say, this is something I never expected." Tony Stark shrugged.

Now everyone understands why Doctor Strange's slingshot was in Ned's hands, and why the cube was in Peter Parker's hands!

Everyone was initially curious as to why this would happen, but now it seems that Spider-Man actually stole it from Doctor Strange!

"Wow! I actually defeated Doctor Strange? This is unbelievable! This is so cool!" After a moment of stunned silence, Peter Parker became excited.

Defeating a god of Doctor Strange's caliber is something he can boast about for a lifetime.

“Okay, let’s take a closer look at how this happened!” Captain America suggested.

The people present temporarily stopped chatting and began to focus their attention on the options on the screen.

"Option A can be eliminated, right?"

Peter Parker spoke first, making a basic assessment of the first option: "It's simply impossible for me to defeat Doctor Strange head-on with my own strength. I'm no match for Doctor Strange!"

The others present also agreed with this point.

Everyone is well aware of the strength of Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, so they naturally know for certain that Spider-Man is no match for Doctor Strange.

Although Doctor Strange lost the Time Stone and was no longer the Sorcerer Supreme of Kamar-Taj during the multiverse crisis, this did not change that fact.

Option A was eliminated without any question.

"Then what about option B?" Thor turned his attention to the second option. "We already know for sure that Peter Parker did indeed steal Doctor Strange's summoning ring, right?"

"Yes, Peter Parker did steal Doctor Strange's ring, but there's a question of timing."

Captain America chimed in, "Peter Parker can take Doctor Strange's ring first, then defeat Doctor Strange, or he can defeat Doctor Strange first and then take his ring!"

Thor was speechless after being told off by Captain America.

Because Captain America did indeed put forward two reasonable guesses, and neither possibility could be ruled out.

“If it were up to me, I think option B could also be ruled out,” Tony Stark said, offering his analysis.

"There are two very obvious points that don't make sense in this option. First, what is the Sling Ring to Doctor Strange? It's just a tool he uses to open the portal, nothing more. It's not Thor's hammer!"

"Even if Doctor Strange loses his sling ring, what consequences will it have? He won't be able to open portals, that's all! Will it have any other impact on Doctor Strange's ability to exert his power?"

“Stark is right,” Sersi chimed in, agreeing. “There is no direct causal relationship between Doctor Strange losing his slingshot and being defeated by Peter Parker.”

"Even if Doctor Strange loses his ring, Peter Parker's chances of defeating him are slim."

This is something that no one has any doubt about.

After all, opening a portal is just one of Doctor Strange's many methods.

In addition to these, Doctor Strange has all sorts of other amazing magic. You can refer to the information about the battle between the enemy and Thanos on Titan for more details.

"Besides, option B is also very likely to be completely wrong!" Tony Stark's voice rang out again, and he continued his analysis, speaking eloquently.

"That is... I don't think Peter Parker can snatch Doctor Strange's ring in a head-on fight! That would be a very difficult thing."

"Not to mention, the option states that they stole Doctor Strange's ring in the mirror world!"

Tony Stark emphasized the Mirror World.

Upon hearing Tony Stark's words, the participants in the audience couldn't help but recall the scenes of how the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj transformed the world in the Mirror World!

In their respective mirror worlds, they are gods!

It can control everything and is omnipotent!

Under these circumstances, it would undoubtedly be extremely difficult for Peter Parker to snatch the Ring from Doctor Strange.

Although the specific details of that battle are unknown, people still believe that the possibility is very, very small.

that's it.

After some discussion, option B was largely accepted and eliminated.

Everyone then turned their attention to option C.

"Defeat Doctor Strange using mathematics?" Loki scratched his head, looking completely bewildered. "What does that mean?"

Others also had some difficulty in accurately understanding the meaning of this option.

"Could it be that Peter Parker used some mathematical knowledge during the battle to defeat Doctor Strange?" Captain America made a logical guess.

This is exactly what option C means literally.

But what kind of mathematical knowledge could be used on the battlefield and defeat Doctor Strange in one fell swoop? This is something that no one can imagine, no matter how hard they try.

“It seems… we can’t analyze option C for the time being.” Peter Parker shrugged and said to everyone, “Then we’ll have to leave this option on hold for now.”

No one raised any objections to this point.

Because no one can imagine a specific scenario for option C, no one can imagine a reason to eliminate this option!

Next, everyone began to analyze the last option.

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However, this option is the easiest to analyze among the several options.

Option D can be eliminated without a doubt!

Even Thor gave his opinion unequivocally, "We've all seen the previous footage; Peter didn't convince Doctor Strange at all!"

"Doctor Strange was accidentally... by that chubby kid..."

“Ned, Mr. Thor, he’s my best friend, his name is Ned!” Peter Parker weakly added for Thor from the side.

“Alright, Ned! During the final battle at the Statue of Liberty, Ned opened a portal and unintentionally released Doctor Strange.” Thor shrugged and continued, “Judging from Doctor Strange’s expression, he doesn’t seem to have been convinced by Peter!”

“That’s right, Doctor Strange wasn’t convinced by Peter before, but only after seeing Peter actually cure those monsters from other universes!” Captain America chimed in emphatically.

Option D was eliminated without any doubt, as it was the only one of the four options that was supported by known facts.

"So the answer to this question is C! I defeated Doctor Strange using math!" Peter Parker said, his eyes sparkling as he glanced at everyone.

Peter Parker was completely baffled as to how he managed to do it, but also expressed extreme excitement and curiosity!

The next question, naturally, is who will answer this question.

“3D Maneuver Gear?” Tony Stark suddenly remembered something. “Wait a minute, isn’t this the device used by Star-Lord’s Stand?”

Tony Stark's reminder brought to mind the name Levi Ackerman for all the elderly people in the audience.

Although the opponent was relatively short, his fighting ability was still quite formidable.

In particular, the jet-powered device used by the other side, which allowed them to scale walls and leap across rooftops, left a very deep impression on everyone.

"No way?" Thor scratched his head. "This time, the reward is Star-Lord's reward? That's a bit of a rip-off, isn't it? Could it be that these two rewards just happen to have the same name, but are actually different rewards?"

As soon as Thor finished speaking, he felt Loki, who had been standing next to him, subtly shift his body to the side and give him a look of disgust.

It's like telling everyone, "I'm not standing with idiots!"

I don't know this idiot!

The two awards have the exact same name. What a coincidence! Thor must have come up with that.

"Of course, we cannot rule out this possibility."

Although Captain America also felt that Thor's idea was unlikely, he did not deny it, or rather denied it very subtly, "but there is also a great possibility that these two things are actually the same thing."

If that's the case, then such a reward is really quite useless for everyone, because basically no one will need it.

Tony Stark goes without saying; his Iron Maneuver Gear allows him to fly however he wants. Only someone with a screw loose would use this 3D Maneuver Gear thing.

The same applies to Thor.

His aerial maneuvering allowed him to achieve true flight, so he naturally didn't need the reward.

Captain America possesses the Jacques's ability to manipulate objects, Spider-Man can swing around using his webs, and even Sersi received the Green Goblin skateboard as a reward!

Which of these are not far superior to 3D Mobility Systems?

Of all the people present, Loki was the only one who was completely unable to fly.

But would the mighty Loki even look at such a little gadget?

To be honest, this reward isn't really that appealing to everyone.

"Everyone, I have an idea. If this 3D Maneuver Gear were given to S.H.I.E.L.D., would it be able to play a greater role?"

After some deep thought, Captain America offered this suggestion.

"Well, you guys handle it as you see fit, I have no objections," Tony Stark said, shrugging his shoulders with an indifferent expression.

No one else raised any objections.

After all, Captain America was right; the 3D Maneuver Gear can only be used to its fullest potential in the hands of S.H.I.E.L.D.

If S.H.I.E.L.D. really trains a group of "Spider-Man agents," it will raise the level of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents by several notches.

After all, the cost of Falcon wings is just too high, and no one would be willing to spend such a large sum of money to arm a "Falcon" squad.

In comparison, the cost of the 3D Maneuver Gear is practically negligible, and it doesn't even require any incentives; Tony Stark could easily manufacture it.

It's guaranteed to be countless times more advanced than the 3D Maneuver Gear!

That thing is really simple; anyone with basic physics can understand it at a glance. If S.H.I.E.L.D. wanted to equip it, it would cost virtually nothing.

Or rather, the only cost incurred is human resources.

After all, mastering the use of 3D Maneuver Gear requires extensive and rigorous training.

After a brief discussion, the spot to answer this question ultimately went to Captain America.

"I chose C, because I used math to defeat Doctor Strange!"

Captain America, without hesitation, immediately gave his answer to the big screen.