American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Thor found it quite interesting that people from different universes had coincidentally done remarkably similar things.

“I left humanity a hundred years ago,” Diana’s voice echoed, as she recounted in a reminiscent tone, “leaving behind a century of horror and chaos, humanity created a world where cooperation was impossible.”

“Humans are still excellent,” Bruce Wayne said firmly. “We fight, we kill, we betray, but we can regroup, we can do better, we will, and we must!”

"Why do you say that other people like me must fight?" Diana then asked a crucial question.

“It’s just a feeling,” Bruce Wayne said meaningfully.

The image froze on Bruce Wayne's extremely pretentious face.

Clark Kent was still quite unsettled. He had never imagined that one day he would die on such a "weak" planet as Earth.

But seeing the spontaneous mourning that people held for him after his death, and seeing the country's top leaders also mourning him, Clark Kent felt a little more comforted.

At the very least, his years of protecting the Earth have not been in vain.

"Bruce Wayne's last words were really unsettling."

Thor's voice rang out first, and he couldn't help but complain, "His world will probably face even more powerful enemies, just like our world!"

Although Bruce Wayne only said that it was his feeling, no one would really take that statement as just a feeling.

Given Bruce Wayne's status, the fact that he's already decided to form a "superpower alliance" like the Avengers means that the other side must be quite confident.

"Unfortunately, we are from different universes, otherwise, we might be able to go and provide some assistance," Captain America said with a serious expression.

This was indeed his true inner thought; to some extent, Captain America was actually somewhat of a saint.

Of course, to put it more nicely, it's an overflowing sense of justice.

In fact, all of these superheroes have a bit of a saintly quality; they are all dedicated to fighting criminals, even though those criminals have never provoked them.

In addition to this, Captain America also had some other, more profound considerations: since Earth will usher in a multiverse era in the future, they must prepare for it in advance!

They might consider establishing "diplomatic relations" with another universe.

Anyway, everyone has seen the relevant works and knows that the three people on the other side are trustworthy.

“Thank you, Rogers. But now that we’ve met, I think we might find a way to travel through the universe in the future,” Bruce Wayne said.

His words were quite confident, a confidence stemming from Bruce Wayne's vast resources and power.

"Really? I believe I'll be the first to find this method!"

Tony Stark couldn't resist jumping out again.

For some reason, Tony Stark was indifferent to everyone else, and he didn't treat even someone like Superman differently, remaining completely calm throughout.

But when it comes to Bruce Wayne, he can't help but want to compete with him.

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Perhaps it's because their character designs are just too similar.

Clark Kent, Diana, and the others couldn't help but glance at Tony Stark with some surprise, wondering who this guy was and why he acted so arrogantly.

It seems that he must be a very remarkable person in another universe.

Even so, no one believed that Tony Stark could be compared to Bruce Wayne.

"None of this matters!"

Captain America's voice rang out, reminding Bruce Wayne and the others, "Our world will usher in the multiverse era in the future, and I think your world may also have this possibility!"

"The crises and chaos brought about by the multiverse may exceed the crises you have dealt with before, so I suggest you make the necessary preparations."

This can be seen as Captain America's initiative to extend goodwill to the other party, which Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, and others naturally accepted.

[Question: When Batman (Bruce Wayne) formed the Justice League, who was the first member he invited?]

[A. Barry Allen, The Flash]

【B. Steel Bone Victor Stone】

【C. Aquaman Arthur Curry】

[D. Oliver Queen, Green Arrow]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a dose of Extremis Virus as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

As everyone was discussing, the system notification suddenly sounded, interrupting their conversation.

A new question has appeared.

This is a question that everyone is very interested in.

In the video you just watched, Bruce Wayne mentioned that he wanted to form a league, and this question will soon reveal what kind of league Bruce Wayne formed.

Justice League!

"Justice League?" Tony Stark couldn't help but scoff. "I don't know who named your league, the name is terrible!"

Justice League?

Isn't this like having the word "justice" tattooed on your face, declaring to everyone that we are all good people!

What's the difference between this and wearing clothes that say "good person" on them?

Tony Stark initially thought the name Avengers was rubbish enough, but compared to the Justice League, he realized there was no limit to how rubbish it could get.

"Excuse me," Diana finally couldn't help but speak up, looking at Captain America and asking, "Does he always talk like this?"

Diana had lived on Earth for so long and had seen countless people, but she had never met anyone as annoying as Tony Stark.

“Believe me, he’s toned it down a lot more than before.” Thor couldn’t help but laugh at this point. “At least, he hasn’t given you those nasty nicknames.”

"Tony has always been like this. He's not targeting you on purpose. You'll get used to it," Captain America explained helplessly to Diana and the others.

Diana and the others couldn't help but glance at Tony Stark, feeling a little strange. Someone with such a foul mouth must have been beaten to death eight hundred times over, right?

How did this person manage to survive until now?

"Did the way I spoke hurt you? I'm sorry, the truth can sometimes hurt people..." Tony Stark seemed completely unconcerned.

"Let's analyze the question instead," Captain America quickly changed the subject.

“That’s right, let’s see who Bruce Wayne will be in the league he’s forming in the future,” Clark Kent chimed in.

“Barry Allen, the Flash, wow, he looks incredibly fast,” Thor said with interest. “Can he really be as fast as lightning?”

In Tony Stark's world, there are only works featuring some heroes such as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Arrow.

Other heroes like Aquaman Arthur Curry, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Cyborg, etc., do not yet have any related works circulating.

Therefore, Tony Stark and his crew didn't know much about it either.

"The Flash is probably just a vivid nickname; he may not actually be as fast as lightning," Bruce Wayne told everyone. "But even if he's not as fast as lightning, he's definitely very, very fast."

"That's interesting. I wonder who's faster, the Flash or Quicksilver?" Thor couldn't help but say, remembering something interesting.

"In your world, there's also someone who's incredibly fast? Well, Quicksilver, that's right, you can tell just by the nickname." Wonder Woman Diana was also a little curious.

It is indeed quite interesting that people with highly similar attributes exist in two different worlds.

"Judging from Bruce Wayne's expression, it's clear he doesn't recognize this Flash," Captain America said seriously, offering his analysis. "So, we can't analyze the Flash option at the moment; we can only leave it as is."

On this point, everyone present naturally had no objection.

“Bruce Wayne, now take a look and see which of the options you recognize,” Wonder Woman Diana suggested to Bruce Wayne.

In fact, Diana didn't need to say much; Bruce Wayne was already doing this.

He glanced at the big screen and shrugged. "Unfortunately, I don't recognize any of the people on the list. Wait a minute... Oliver Quinn?"

Bruce Wayne suddenly remembered that name; it sounded so familiar.

It wasn't just Bruce Wayne; even Clark Kent and Diana felt the name sounded familiar when Bruce Wayne specifically mentioned it.

“I remember now, Oliver Quinn, isn’t that the eldest son of the Quinn Group? He and his father died in a shipwreck a few years ago!”

Bruce Wayne was the first to react, slapping his thigh and exclaiming that their Wayne Group seemed to have had some collaborations with the Quinn Group in certain areas.

His reminder prompted the others to realize that Quinn Corporation was also a well-known conglomerate in the United States. Of course, it couldn't compare to Wayne Corporation, but it was still a very large conglomerate.

When the Quinn Group suffered such a major maritime disaster, it caused quite a stir, and was reported in newspapers and on various online platforms.

Even those like Bruce Wayne, who weren't from the same city, had heard of him.

“It now seems that Oliver Queen, whom everyone thought was dead, is actually not dead,” Wonder Woman Diana couldn’t help but say.

“That’s right, he’s definitely not dead.” Captain America began explaining the situation to the DC contestants opposite him. “Oliver Quinn survived on a desert island, received training from a mysterious figure, and became a superhero!”

"He will survive on the deserted island for five years before returning, at which time he will wear a green hood and use a green bow and arrow to fight the city's criminals."

After Captain America's introduction, the "DC trio" opposite him gained a basic understanding of Green Arrow's situation, especially Bruce Wayne, who secretly memorized the information revealed by Captain America.

Since he formed the Justice League to deal with some kind of crisis in the future, and the members of the League are all "like Diana," he naturally has to pay special attention to people like Green Arrow.

"So... will Green Arrow and I have any future interactions? Or rather, will I know him in the future?" Bruce Wayne asked, looking at Captain America.

Understanding this point is very important in answering this question.

“After learning that your world is real, I went back and specifically watched the corresponding comics and movies, and it seems there’s nothing in it that suggests you will meet in the future,” Thor said to the group.

"Wait a minute, comics, movies?" Clark Kent was a little confused. What exactly did Thor mean by that?

And then there's the claim that their world is the real world—it's utterly nonsensical and absurd. Since the other party already believes in the quiz system, why would they doubt the authenticity of their world?

"Didn't we tell you before that your world is actually just a collection of literary works in our world?" Tony Stark couldn't help but tease as he saw the group of people opposite him were stunned.

"You mean, all of us exist in your world's novels, movies, or comics?" Clark Kent could hardly believe his ears.

Bruce Wayne and Diana were both stunned.

This was even more shocking to them than the fact that they had learned of the existence of the quiz system.

They actually live in other people's movies and novels? Are you kidding me?

“Tony Stark, is that how it is?” Diana’s eyes turned serious as she stared intently at Tony Stark and asked, “The reason you know so much about us isn’t because of the quiz system, but because…you’ve seen our movies?”

“It may sound incredibly unbelievable, but… yes, that’s how it is.” Tony Stark shrugged and then launched into a lengthy explanation.

The main point is what everyone has discussed before: an infinite number of parallel universes means an infinite number of possibilities. So, the existence of a universe exactly like a certain literary work is not really that strange.

“I still can’t accept it, I can’t believe it, it’s too absurd.” Clark Kent shook his head repeatedly.