American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This is obvious.

Needless to say.

This Miss America sparked a discussion.

"Wait a minute, Miss America?"

Tony Stark suddenly remembered something, "Has this name appeared in a problem before?"

Tony Stark's reminder brought it back to mind for the other Marvel executives present.

“That’s right, there was a question asking who opened the gate to the multiverse, and Miss America was one of the options.” Captain America said, his eyes sparkling.

“That’s true. We don’t know what Miss America’s abilities are, but she has the power to open the gates of the multiverse!” Thor chimed in.

In an instant, everyone began to look at Miss America with new respect.

Even if they know nothing about Miss America, just the fact that she can open the gate to the multiverse makes her a big shot.

Chapter 452 The Powerful Witch Destroys the Entire Kamar-Taj!

As for why Scarlet Witch insisted on capturing Miss America, and why Kamar-Taj insisted on protecting her, due to the lack of all the background information, no one could possibly know the answer.

No one could even guess whether Miss America was good or evil, or whether she was righteous or wicked.

Because both sides who went to great lengths for her were superheroes.

They are all standard positive characters.

"It seems that we may only know the answer after we finish answering the questions," Thor shrugged and said to everyone.

"Okay, let's start analyzing this problem properly," Captain America nodded and said to everyone.

They then focused on the first option and analyzed it accordingly: "The Scarlet Witch didn't even get inside Kamar-Taj? That's unlikely, isn't it?"

"We've all witnessed Scarlet Witch's power. She single-handedly held off Thanos when he had collected all five Infinity Stones, and she almost killed him during Endgame!"

"Karmar-Taj is powerful, but I don't think it's powerful enough to prevent Scarlet Witch from even getting through the door."

The audience members agreed with Captain America's words; it was truly unacceptable that someone as powerful as Scarlet Witch couldn't even get through the door.

"That's right. Look at all the options. Only the first option says that Scarlet Witch was kept out of Kamar-Taj, while the other three options are the opposite!"

Bruce Wayne spoke up, noticing the interesting aspect of the question's answer choices.

Except for the first option where Scarlet Witch is blocked at the gate, in the other three options, regardless of the outcome, Scarlet Witch breaks into Kamar-Taj!

Whether Scarlet Witch was blocked or broke through the door is a binary question!

They cannot coexist!

This is more interesting.

Either everyone thinks Scarlet Witch is more likely to be blocked, then there's no need to look at the other options, the answer is A.

Alternatively, if everyone feels that the possibility is not that great, then it can be ruled out without a doubt.

This is an option that requires making an extreme choice.

The "pending" scenario, as Captain America mentioned, is clearly not applicable here.

So, do you think there's a high chance Scarlet Witch will be kept out?

Everyone present felt that the possibility was not very high.

Then there's no doubt about it.

"Let's eliminate option A and look at the other options," Tony Stark said to everyone, and then gave a basic classification of the remaining three options.

"Options B and C state that Scarlet Witch defeated all the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj, while option D states that Scarlet Witch was defeated by the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj!"

"Everyone, here comes the interesting part."

"If we analyze how likely it is that Scarlet Witch will be defeated by all the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj, we can make another selection."

If everyone thinks this is highly likely, then option D is naturally eliminated without a doubt.

However, if everyone thinks the possibility is not very high, then the answer is naturally D.

This question is quite interesting.

What exactly do people need to analyze? It was implied, no, it should be said, explicitly stated.

Unlike other topics, where you have to explore and discover the specific angles from which to analyze, this topic requires you to do so gradually.

But who is stronger, Scarlet Witch or any of the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj?

This sparked a very heated discussion.

“I think the sorcerer of Kamar-Taj,” Diana offered her opinion. “The Scarlet Witch is powerful, but she’s not facing just one person.”

"The question clearly states that the Scarlet Witch will be facing a group of sorcerers from Kamar-Taj, and indeed, all the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj!"

"Even if she's incredibly powerful, she probably wouldn't be strong enough to take on Kamar-Taj one-on-one, right?"

“That makes sense!” Clark Kent nodded in agreement. “Karmar-Taj has always protected Earth from invasions from other dimensions, so it’s quite powerful.”

"If Scarlet Witch can defeat the power of the entire Kamar-Taj, wouldn't that mean that Scarlet Witch alone is a threat comparable to a dimensional invasion?"

"The Scarlet Witch has reached a level that threatens the multiverse?"

Everyone present looked at each other and began to ponder.

Upon first hearing Clark's analysis, everyone's first thought was, how could Scarlet Witch possibly reach the level of a multiverse threat?

In everyone's perception, the only truly enormous threat of this kind is Infinite Ultron.

Perhaps we could also add Conqueror Kang, and all the other variants of Conqueror Kang.

Scarlet Witch might indeed be somewhat inferior to someone of that level.

Here we must mention the information gap among the respondents. They naturally could not have imagined that the Scarlet Witch mentioned in the question was actually the Scarlet Witch after studying the Dark Book.

Her strength far surpasses that of the Scarlet Witch as commonly perceived.

"Wait a moment."

Just when everyone thought Scarlet Witch was very likely to fail, Tony Stark raised a crucial question.

"Since Miss America possesses the ability to open the gates of the multiverse, can we assume that she is also a multiverse-level powerhouse?"

"Even she was captured by the Scarlet Witch. Does this mean that the Scarlet Witch may have reached the multiverse level?"

The reference point proposed by Tony Stark is indeed an important one.

However, other respondents then pointed out the flaws in this reasoning: simply opening a portal does not prove that Miss America is a multiverse-level powerhouse.

This reason is still somewhat far-fetched.

After all, the universe isn't as powerful as people imagine.

Doctor Strange can unintentionally open the door to the multiverse with a single spell, but is Doctor Strange a multiverse-level powerhouse?

Obviously not.

It's more like a corrupted Doctor Strange in another parallel universe.

Therefore, whether Miss America has reached the multiverse level is still debatable.

that's it.

A heated discussion ensued among the attendees regarding who was more powerful, Scarlet Witch or Kamar-Taj.

But ultimately no definitive conclusion was reached.

After all, it's really difficult to make a direct comparison between Scarlet Witch and Kamar-Taj to determine who is truly stronger or weaker.

Furthermore, real battles are very complex, and in many cases, the stronger party is not necessarily the one who will ultimately win.

“I think we should consider both scenarios for now,” Clark Kent finally suggested.

"The Scarlet Witch could defeat Kamar-Taj, but she could also be defeated by Kamar-Taj! If the Scarlet Witch is defeated by Kamar-Taj, the answer is undoubtedly D."

"But what if Scarlet Witch defeats Kamar-Taj? Which option, B or C, would that be?"

“C, right?” Thor chimed in, drawing the conclusion quite naturally. “Even if Miss America can’t defeat the Scarlet Witch, with so many Kamar-Taj sorcerers protecting her, she can always escape, can’t she?”

The other participants at the scene shared the same feeling.

They are, after all, powerful beings capable of opening portals. Even if their strength hasn't reached the multiverse level, if they can't escape even under the protection of the entire Kamar-Taj, then they are truly useless.

But what the participants didn't expect was that Miss America really was that useless!

After some discussion, everyone finally reached a consensus: if the Scarlet Witch defeated Kamar-Taj, then the answer is C.

"So, we're in this situation again." Captain America shrugged. "Two different situations, two different choices. It's up to you which one you choose."

Captain America has just finished answering a question, so this question has nothing to do with him.

The remaining five respondents then engaged in a discussion on this matter.

Of course, the focus of the discussion naturally revolved around the rewards released by the system this time.

"A divine stone? A magical stone? So what kind of reward is this?"

Thor spoke up with great curiosity, for the reward for this puzzle seemed to be just a stone!

The description of "magical stone" is too general. Judging from this description alone, it is impossible to understand the significance of this reward.

“I really want to know what kind of magical stone this is.” Bruce Wayne smiled and glanced at everyone. “Gentlemen, if you’re not very interested, I’ll consider answering this question.”

Bruce Wayne was right; the others were indeed not very interested in the reward.

It's just curiosity at best.

But Bruce Wayne was genuinely interested because it looked like a raw material that Bruce Wayne could use for research.

Perhaps we can create something truly amazing.

Of course, Tony Stark was also somewhat interested in this, but since Bruce Wayne had spoken first, Tony Stark naturally wouldn't compete with Bruce Wayne.

“Casillas was able to lead a massacre of the London Temple, so Kamar-Taj may not be as powerful as we imagine.”

"What I mean is that Kamar-Taj's power may depend more on a few top-tier individuals, while the other ordinary mages probably don't play such a significant role."