American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Quite the opposite.

The fact that Loki is hiding in the apocalypse further illustrates that even as gods, they are under the control of the Time Bureau!

"Because no relevant analysis was involved, we hadn't paid attention to this issue before, but Bruce is right."

"It seems that when Loki and Loki cut off the head of the Time Guardian puppet, it was also Kang the Conqueror's doing!"

Tony Stark chimed in, "Kang the Conqueror deliberately let Loki and his crew discover that the Time Keeper was a fake. His goal was to make Loki and his crew find him!"

Otherwise, there would be no way to explain how the Time Management Bureau could turn two gods who couldn't use their powers upside down.

"If that's the case, then A can obviously be ruled out."

Bruce Wayne's voice continued, and he began to re-analyze, "Kang the Conqueror didn't need to go to such lengths to kill the Lokis. He went to great lengths to bring two Lokis to him, not to kill them, but for another purpose!"

The exact purpose of that purpose will directly determine the answer to this question.

Unfortunately, this is something that no one can figure out no matter how hard they try.

But one thing is quite obvious: if Kang the Conqueror wasn't in it to kill, was he in it to be killed?

In comparison, it would be more reasonable to subdue Loki and female Loki.

After discussion, it seems the answer to this question is B.

Of course, Thor absolutely disagrees with this, but unfortunately, Thor's disagreement is futile.

Because it was Tony Stark's turn to answer the questions.

Although the Ninja Tabi reward isn't Tony Stark's cup of tea, he's currently the only one left who hasn't answered the question.

I choose B!

Tony Stark didn't waste any words and gave his answer directly to the big screen.

[Incorrect answer!]

However, the system's prompt immediately gave this feedback.

Is the answer wrong?

Tony Stark was slightly surprised. Although he had some doubts about the facts described in option B, it was still the most likely of the four options.

[The respondent, Tony Stark, will be punished by having one year of his lifespan removed. This is to be carried out immediately!]

Swish!

With that system notification, Tony Stark's lifespan was cut short by a year.

But Tony Stark couldn't help but breathe a long sigh of relief.

Thank goodness, it was only a year of his lifespan; his knowledge and experience weren't deducted, which would have been fatal.

"The answer isn't B?" Bruce Wayne exclaimed in surprise, admitting that the result was unexpected.

"I told you long ago the answer wasn't B, didn't I? But you wouldn't believe me. Now look what happened!"

Thor, however, looked smug and spoke to the crowd around him with an air of arrogance.

"If the answer isn't B, then... the answer must be A?"

Diana couldn't help but speculate.

But before anyone else could object, Diana rejected the idea herself, saying, "No, option A seems unlikely."

According to everyone's analysis, the reason why Loki and Loki were able to find Kang the Conqueror was because Kang the Conqueror did it intentionally.

If Kang the Conqueror really wanted to kill the two Lokis, why go to such lengths?

If option A is impossible, then options C and D are even less likely.

Could someone more powerful than God, a figure above God, be killed by Loki?

Everyone at the scene looked at each other, feeling somewhat at a loss as to where to begin.

The remaining three options all seem to be incorrect.

"Could it be that Kang the Conqueror is actually a pervert?" After some thought, Clark Kent came to this conclusion.

"He enjoys the cat-and-mouse game; he wants to give the two Lokis hope first, and then shatter that hope with his own hands!"

"Kang the Conqueror, does he really enjoy this process? Could he actually be that kind of person?"

"That makes sense." Captain America couldn't help but nod in agreement.

If Kang the Conqueror was truly such a pervert, then the behavior described in option A would make sense.

"A being above God is a monster?" Thor questioned decisively. "No need to guess, I know the answer: Loki killed Kang the Conqueror!"

Everyone was speechless for a moment.

That's even less likely than Kang the Conqueror being a psychopath, isn't it?

That's typical Thor style.

"Stop guessing, everyone. The new round of questions has begun, right? So this time, I'll answer!" Thor's voice continued, not giving anyone else a chance to analyze further, and he answered directly, "I choose Loki killing Kang the Conqueror!"

[Incorrect answer!]

Without a doubt, Thor answered incorrectly, and everyone else had an expression that said, "I knew it."

Thor, however, looked completely unable to accept it, muttering things like, "Something must have gone wrong."

[The respondent, Thor Odinson, will be punished by having ten years of his lifespan removed, effective immediately!]

Swish!

Thor's ten years of life were gone just like that.

Of course, such a reward was nothing more than a drop in the ocean for Thor, who had lived for over a thousand years.

Chapter 427 One person caused chaos in the multiverse!

"Now there are only two answers left: either Loki and his allies were killed, or Kang the Conqueror was killed. I think the answer is quite obvious, isn't it?"

Tony Stark couldn't help but speak up to everyone at this moment.

“It seems that Conqueror Kang might really be a psychopath, just as Clark said,” Diana added from the side.

As Tony Stark said, the two options are indeed very clear.

Although Kang the Conqueror is a psychopath, making it seem less likely, it's still more plausible than him being killed by Loki.

No one else present, including Thor, raised any objections.

The answer is right there: option A.

As for who will answer this question next.

After some discussion among the participants, the spot ultimately went to Bruce Wayne.

After all, this reward wasn't very clear to everyone; things like "Shadow Ninja Boots" didn't have any obvious distinguishing features.

However, since the name contains the word "foot" and the quantifier used is "double," people naturally guessed that the reward should be something worn on the feet.

It's most likely either shoes or socks.

What is the most likely reward of shoes and socks?

Naturally, it's a growth rate.

Frankly speaking, among all the participants present, Bruce Wayne is truly the one who needs this reward the most.

Bruce Wayne, of course, didn't mince words and immediately gave his answer: "I choose Loki and his men to be killed by Kang the Conqueror."

[Incorrect answer!]

But the answer is still wrong!

[The respondent, Bruce Wayne, will be punished by having all his knowledge and experience related to metal materials erased, effective immediately!]

Swish!

Bruce Wayne felt a sudden dizziness in his mind, and then he was somewhat surprised to find that his related memories had actually disappeared.

Even though he had already experienced the extraordinary nature of the question-answering system, he was still taken aback by the situation before him.

What followed was a painful experience.

Materials-related knowledge and experience are extremely important to Bruce Wayne!

"Don't worry about Bruce Wayne."

Seeing the worry and frustration on Bruce Wayne's face, Captain America immediately spoke up, reminding Bruce Wayne, "The system's erasure is not permanent; you can relearn and gain that knowledge and experience."

"So that's how it is? Phew!"

Bruce Wayne breathed a long sigh of relief; in that case, it wasn't entirely unacceptable.

It just takes some time.

[This question will be automatically locked after three consecutive incorrect answers detected. The user will be unable to answer while the question is locked.]

The system's voice sounded again at this moment.

The Marvel contestants were already used to this situation, while the DC contestants, after a slight pause, quickly realized what was going on.

If you've answered incorrectly three times in a row, is there any point in choosing the correct option?

It's not surprising at all that they locked on directly.

[This question is currently locked. We will now proceed directly to the analysis phase.]

The correct answer to this question is C: Kang the Conqueror was killed by Loki the Woman.

[The answer explanation will now be played.]

As this series of prompts sounded, a corresponding video was played on the big screen.

Inside a mesmerizing, eerie hall, a man and a woman were cautiously making their way forward, their faces full of vigilance. They were none other than Loki and Loki the woman.

Even the female Loki held a long sword in her hand, ready to fight at any moment.

Clang!