American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Thor couldn't stand it anymore. Earth was basically the weakest planet in the Nine Realms, so why was its fate so bumpy?

Are you trying to kill us humans?

[Question: Bruce Wayne stole data from LexCorp at a party, but the stolen data was then stolen by someone else. Who is this person?]

[A. Clark Kent]

【B. Diana Prince】

【C, Arthur Curry】

[D. Barry Allen]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive the sealing technique, Demon Sealing Wave, 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.

The system notification suddenly sounded, interrupting everyone's discussion.

A new question has appeared.

It has to be said that this question has piqued everyone's interest: who exactly is Bruce Wayne?

On the surface, they are the richest people in the world, with so much wealth that Gotham almost became the private property of the Wayne family.

And what about his other identity?

That's Batman, the superhero dedicated to maintaining world peace and fighting urban crime!

Both of these identities are absolutely positive and righteous, and they would never be associated with theft.

But this question clearly tells everyone that Bruce Wayne stole someone else's data!

Whose did they steal?

What he stole was Lex Luthor's!

This is interesting, because as everyone already knows from the previous answers, Lex Luthor was the mastermind behind the spectacular Superman vs. Batman showdown.

As a result, this question meant that Batman had to deal with Luthor.

But what's even more interesting is yet to come.

Even if it's surprising and unexpected, since the topic has been stated, everyone can temporarily accept that Bruce Wayne stole the data. Given Bruce Wayne's status, he shouldn't fail once he's taken action.

But rather.

Bruce Wayne was snatched away.

The things I worked so hard to steal were stolen by someone else.

The stolen items are then stolen again; this nesting doll story is quite fascinating.

“This is a really interesting question.” Tony Stark couldn’t help but laugh; he genuinely thought so. “If this part were added to the comics, I think it would be a huge hit.”

This isn't just something Tony Stark made up; Batman is one of the most popular characters in the Batman comics series!

"Although Batman is always fighting criminals, his very existence is a provocation against the law."

Captain America, however, said, "So Bruce Wayne isn't a rigid, law-abiding person, and it's not surprising that he would steal other people's data if needed."

“A very fair assessment.” Bruce Wayne shrugged, not denying it.

"Well then, let's take a look at this question and see who exactly is capable of stealing something from Bruce Wayne."

Thor's voice rang out, urging him on with great enthusiasm.

Upon hearing this, everyone turned their attention to the big screen.

"Clark Kent?"

Captain America looked at the first option and pointed out a very important, and also very basic, premise: "Clark Kent has two identities, so... we need to analyze this option in two scenarios."

One scenario, without a doubt, is Superman.

Another possibility is that the reporter for Planet Daily is an ordinary person.

There is no doubt about this point.

"Then let's analyze Superman first," Captain America said.

“I don’t think it’s necessary,” Clark Kent couldn’t help but grin.

Frankly speaking, there's no need for analysis; even incorporating the Superman identity into the question feels extremely awkward.

Because this kind of thing has absolutely nothing to do with Superman, it's completely unrelated.

The art styles don't even match!

Who is Superman?

That's a god among men!

When Superman puts on his cape and flies through the air, it only means one thing: an extremely urgent and major disaster has occurred, requiring Superman to go to the rescue immediately.

People will die if they aren't rescued.

Aside from that case, Clark Kent has always been a reporter for the Daily Planet, so it's impossible for him to wear Superman's costume!

“That’s right, Superman is possible.” Thor thought for a moment and nodded in agreement. “Putting everything else aside, Superman would never show up at a party like this!”

Unless a major disaster occurs at the party that is big enough to alarm even a superhuman.

But if such a disaster were to actually occur, what data would Bruce Wayne feel comfortable stealing on the spot?

This is obviously impossible as well.

That's not Bruce Wayne's style at all.

“There’s really no need to analyze Superman. Let’s analyze the Daily Planet reporter instead,” Diana agreed, suggesting.

"The Daily Planet reporter, well, that's a bit hard to say."

Bruce Wayne continued Diana's analysis, "Even if Clark entered the party as a reporter, he's a highly skilled reporter! Not an ordinary reporter!"

"Even if he stole something from me, I wouldn't be surprised if he did it technically."

Simply put, setting aside motives, reasons, and other factors, from an operational standpoint, journalist Clark Kent should also possess this ability.

"No!"

Clark Kent, however, shook his head firmly, denying it. "That's not my style, neither Superman nor the Daily Planet reporter!"

“Since Clark has said so, then…” Tony Stark shrugged, “I think we can rule out option A.”

These are personal testimonies from the people listed in the options, based on their own personalities and styles, so they are quite valuable for reference.

"And what about Diana?"

Thor then spoke up, his gaze immediately fixed on Diana. "We don't need to waste time analyzing this. Diana is right here, so why don't we just ask her?"

Upon hearing this, everyone realized it was true, and they all turned their questioning gazes to Diana.

Everyone initially thought that Diana would, like Clark Kent, claim that she would not do such a thing.

To her surprise, Diana simply grinned and said, "If it's something stolen from another thief, then it's not stealing, is it?"

Everyone immediately understood Diana's style.

This is a superhero who is unconventional and doesn't fuss over details!

“Well,” Thor shrugged. “If that’s the case, then option B has to be put on hold, right?”

"That's right. Even if Diana attended this party as an ordinary person, she was still not an ordinary person!"

"She has the ability to steal things from Bruce Wayne!"

After discussion and analysis, Wonder Woman Diana is currently undecided.

There is still no doubt about this.

Next up are Aquaman Arthur Curry and Flash Barry Allen, who weren't present.

"Aquaman and The Flash are in similar situations to Superman, so I don't think we need to discuss their superhero status."

Tony Stark offered a simple summary: "Because it's obvious that whoever among the options stole the item from Bruce Wayne, did it as an ordinary person."

"But even as ordinary people, they actually possess abilities that ordinary people do not have. From a technical point of view, they all have this potential."

Thor spoke up from the side, getting straight to the heart of the matter.

It's not that Thor's mind has become smarter; rather, everyone has already analyzed this point in the previous analysis.

The points are very clear.

“Thor is right, so we now have three options to choose from: Diana, Arthur Curry, and Barry Allen.”

Captain America nodded and gave a basic summary of the various options.

“Now let’s compare how likely these three options are,” Bruce Wayne’s voice rang out, as he interjected.

And he offered his opinion from the side, "If it were me, I would rule out Arthur Curry first."

“We all learned about Arthur Curry in the previous video. He lived in a very remote seaside town and interacted with the lowest-class people.”

"So Arthur Curry's social circle shouldn't have much overlap with high-end parties and the like."

"Especially the Lex Group's cocktail parties, which are only accessible to a select few from high society."

Of course, it's not to say that someone with Arthur Curry's background would never appear at such a high-end party, but the probability is definitely lower.

In this problem, such a probability can indeed be used as a basis for elimination.

"And what about Barry Allen?"

Thor stared at Bruce Wayne and asked again.

“We know too little about Barry Allen. At present, we only know his nickname and name, that’s all,” Captain America said thoughtfully. “We have no way to analyze this option at the moment.”

“In that case…it seems the only option is to choose me.” Diana laughed from the side.

One option is one that everyone already knows to some extent, while the other is one that everyone only knows by name or nickname, and knows nothing else about. Naturally, everyone would choose the former.

Although no one can be certain that the answer is Wonder Woman Diana, the odds aren't that high.

But for now, it seems that we can only choose Diana for the time being.

As for who should answer the question next, the other respondents, besides Bruce Wayne, began to discuss it.