American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"So, the key to analyzing this problem is who can interrupt the merging of the mother boxes?" Captain America immediately grasped the crux of the matter. "And how do you interrupt the merging of the mother boxes?"

Everyone instinctively turned their questioning gazes toward Wonder Woman, Diana.

Unfortunately, Diana did not offer any corresponding advice this time.

Because of that war, the Mother Boxes did not begin to merge; instead, the process was interrupted before they could merge.

Therefore, Diana was unaware of how the merging of the mother box was interrupted after it actually began.

This point has sparked a very heated discussion.

"Could it be Victor Stone? Everyone knows that he was created from the Mother Box, and in some ways, he can be considered part of the Mother Box."

"This is also the key reason why Victor Stone is able to communicate with the Master Box!"

"Is it possible that he communicated with the mother box, or cracked the mother box's program, and forcibly separated the mother box?"

Clark Kent's statement makes a lot of sense; at least logically, it's flawless.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the Mother Box looks like a magical object; as Diana has already explained, the Mother Box is actually a technological product!

It is a technological product with highly intelligent programming!

Of course, a simple "intelligent program" is not enough to accurately summarize the self-awareness of the Mother Box, but this thing, like the Mind Stone, can be connected using program codes from Earth's civilization.

In conclusion, it is an indisputable fact that the steel frame can connect to and, to some extent, control the mother box.

The only thing worth discussing is the extent to which Cyborg can achieve this level of control!

Is it possible to directly control the mother box?

"The Mother Box is a powerful weapon that Darkseid used to conquer countless multiverses!"

"Cyborg is just a life form created by the Mother Box, so I think the possibility of Cyborg taking control of the Mother Box is too small."

"Because this involves something very important: computing power!"

After some thought, Tony Stark gave a negative opinion.

Of course, corresponding reasons were given.

"When Superman was resurrected, we could clearly see that Cyborg could only simply connect to the Mother Box, activate the Mother Box, and that was it!"

"This proves that Cyborg's computing power is far inferior to that of the Mother Box!"

"The computational power of an intelligent program depends primarily on its programming and its computational matrix!"

"And Cyborg's computational matrix is ​​his brain, his consciousness, his thinking!"

"In other words, there's no room for a significant increase in Steelbone's computing power!"

"Therefore, he couldn't possibly do what Clark said!"

“Stark is right!” Bruce Wayne couldn’t help but nod. “Cyborg’s processing center is biological tissue, not components, which means it can’t be upgraded!”

With the testimonials of two tech giants, Victor Stone was thus ruled out by everyone.

"If it's not Cyborg, then who could it be?" Thor shrugged, feeling a bit lost.

Steel Bone was the only option that showed everyone a breakthrough, but unfortunately, Steel Bone was not the answer at all.

As for the remaining Superman options, no one could even see a breakthrough.

"If you can't crack the mother box's program and control the mother box, there's only one way left to prevent the mother box from merging."

After much discussion, Bruce Wayne seemed to have found a breakthrough: "Forcefully break the merging of the Mother Boxes!"

Controlling the mother box to interrupt it is a method of breaking control, and when this method fails, the only option is to forcefully interrupt it.

"We don't know how to forcibly interrupt us right now, but I think one thing is bound to happen."

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Bruce Wayne continued to speak eloquently, "That requires a considerable amount of energy!"

Bruce Wayne's words surprised everyone present.

"Vast energy"—this could be a valuable point of analysis.

Upon thinking of this, everyone's gaze unconsciously fell upon Clark Kent, who was standing to the side.

Of all the options, the person who can generate the most energy is undoubtedly Superman, right?

According to Bruce Wayne's analysis, the answer to this question is undoubtedly Superman!

Neither the Flash nor Wonder Woman are nearly as powerful as Superman, and their "competitiveness" is far inferior.

"So... the answer to this question is Superman Clark Kent?" Thor couldn't help but glance at everyone and laugh.

At first glance, this problem seems like a complete mess and impossible to figure out, but once you find the right approach, it turns out to be surprisingly simple.

“Wait a minute, Thor, I think there’s one more person we need to discuss.”

But Captain America spoke up, saying thoughtfully to everyone, "The Flash, Barry Allen."

Thor couldn't help but picture the Flash tripping over a beautiful woman in his mind, and his first reaction was that it was impossible.

Can this unreliable clown save the world?

However, since Rogers feels the need to discuss The Flash, let's hear what he has to say.

However, Thor didn't expect that before Captain America could even give his own reason, Tony Stark would step forward and "stand up" for The Flash.

“That’s right, The Flash definitely deserves our discussion!” Tony Stark surprisingly echoed.

"Anyone with a basic understanding of physics should know that speed can generate enormous energy, or rather, speed is a form of energy!"

"The Flash's lightning speed allows him to generate terrifying amounts of energy."

"I think he has shown this to us very clearly in the footage of resurrecting Superman."

No one could raise any objections to this.

In a similar case, Luthor created a Kryptonian monster that drained the entire city's power, while The Flash did it in a single run!

Even someone like Thor, who lacks basic physics knowledge, can easily make an analogy.

This caught Thor off guard, so Rogers was right; the Flash was indeed a strong contender for the prize.

As for Wonder Woman, there wasn't much discussion about her.

Wonder Woman is quite powerful, possessing both offensive and defensive capabilities. She excels in both close-quarters and long-range combat, and has a powerful ultimate attack that can unleash devastating attacks. She has virtually no weaknesses.

However, her power ceiling is slightly weaker, and people don't think she can unleash the terrifying energy of a superhuman or lightning-fast transformation.

The two strong candidates for this question are Superman and The Flash.

There's still not much doubt about that.

Between Superman and The Flash, who is more likely to win?

The general public's subconscious feeling is that they are all superheroes.

There's no way around it; The Flash's goofy personality is deeply ingrained in people's minds, and once an impression of someone is formed, it can indeed unconsciously influence their judgment.

"Gentlemen, when it comes to The Flash, I think we've overlooked an important factor?"

However, just as everyone was about to make a judgment, Wonder Woman Diana suddenly had a new idea.

"If the speed is fast enough, is it possible to reverse time?"

"Perhaps, the Flash doesn't need to create any powerful energy; he just needs to reverse time?"

The scene immediately fell silent.

Because the theory of reversing time sounds incredibly crazy, even a bit absurd, at first glance.

But if you think about it carefully, even though we all come from different universes, we all have the science fiction theory that speed can reverse time.

More importantly, when Wonder Woman mentioned this, a detail that no one had paid much attention to suddenly came to mind.

"Do you all remember when The Flash created powerful electricity to revive Superman? There was a detail like this."

Diana continued, "There was a photo that fell into the water, but when the Flash rushed towards the Mother Box, that photo floated back up!"

Even those who hadn't recalled the scene before suddenly remembered this crucial detail after Wonder Woman's reminder.

At the time, no one paid much attention to this insignificant detail when watching the video, since it had nothing to do with Superman's resurrection.

But now that I think about it, isn't that powerful evidence of time travel?

It's now confirmed that The Flash can really turn back time!

"I never imagined the Flash could do something like this," Thor exclaimed in a tone of admiration.

That silly guy who trips himself up during a fight can actually twist time and space? Can you believe it?

So here's the question: since the Flash can reverse time, which undoubtedly increases his importance, should we choose Superman or the Flash in this situation?

This sparked a heated discussion among the attendees.

The final result of the discussion was something that everyone initially found hard to believe: it was The Flash.

"Theoretically speaking, a huge amount of energy could interrupt the merging of the mother boxes, but this is just a simplistic and crude theory!"

"Superman's power, in concrete terms, is nothing more than massive physical attacks or heat rays, but whether these two methods can interrupt the merging of the Mother Box, we do not know."

"But what about The Flash? If he could reverse time, he could definitely stop the Mother Box from merging!"

These are Tony Stark's original words, and everyone thinks they make a lot of sense.

Of course, Superman can also reach lightning speed, but when everyone asked Clark, who was right next to them, they learned that Clark is currently unable to reverse time.

The answer naturally falls to The Flash.

The next question was who should answer it, and everyone quickly came to a conclusion.

Answered by Wonder Woman, Diana.

Because among all the contestants present, only Diana had the means to use a knife.

Admittedly, Diana originally used a sword, but that was already the closest weapon to a knife. The others either didn't use any weapons or used weapons that were even less related to knives.

Only Wonder Woman, Diana, can do it.

And to be honest, no one knows for sure what this knife is like, but the name "Demon Blade Thousand Blades" sounds pretty awesome.

I choose The Flash!

Diana, of course, had no doubts about this and gave her answer directly to the big screen.