American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This crowd seemed to appear out of nowhere.

"But since the quiz system has produced such a question, it means that we are very likely to have some interaction with mutants in the future."

Tony Stark, however, made this judgment.

It's similar to the previous Batman/Superman questions.

People used to think this was something from another parallel universe, completely unrelated to themselves, but it was later proven to be completely different.

All the questions presented by the system are closely related to everyone's lives.

Before long, their universe and Batman's universe were directly connected, weren't they?

Based on this pattern, it seems highly likely that they will encounter "mutants," a group they had never heard of before, in the future.

"Does this mean we'll form some kind of Illuminati or similar organization in the future...?"

Thor thought for a moment, then said with great interest, "Anyway, what I mean is, is it about forming some kind of organization with mutants? Like in that other universe?"

The events that were just shown on the big screen, including Captain Carter, Captain Marvel, and others, deviated somewhat from the main universe.

But there are also many things that fit perfectly.

It also serves as a reference for the future development of the main universe.

"That's possible." Captain America nodded; Thor had finally said something that made sense.

However, there was one thing that Captain America found very strange, because Nick Fury had long been paying close attention to some of the enhanced individuals in this world, but had never found any clues about mutants.

And who is Nick Fury?

The head of the world's largest intelligence organization, not to mention he also possesses the Sky Eye system, has the ability to see through things, and has the surveillance robots that Tony Stark developed for him.

When it comes to finding people, this guy considers himself second to none in the world; there's really no one who can claim to be number one.

In this situation, if Nick Fury can't find any clues about mutants, then Captain America believes there are only two possibilities.

First, mutants, like the Eternals, are few in number and adept at hiding themselves, which is why they are not discovered by S.H.I.E.L.D.

But the question states that the Sentinel robots have nearly wiped out the mutant race, so it's clear that the number of mutants shouldn't be that small.

Otherwise, how can we talk about genocide?

But if that's the case, another problem arises: if the number of them is large enough to constitute a race, it would be very illogical for Nick Fury not to discover them.

Secondly, it's possible that the mutants used their amazing abilities to block out Nick Fury, but the specifics are unknown.

“We already know that Professor X is the leader of the mutants, so it seems that Magneto Erik is also a leader of the mutants.”

Bruce Wayne's voice rang out, and he made this judgment.

The two people jointly decided to send one of them back to the past, which suggests that they were roughly equal in status and had no subordinate relationship.

“Going back in time, wow, the abilities of mutants are truly amazing,” Wonder Woman Diana exclaimed in amazement.

Going back in time breaks the rules of time and is something that ordinary people simply cannot do.

Even for people like them.

This shows that mutants are indeed not a simple group.

"Alright everyone, let's analyze this problem first!"

After a brief discussion, Captain America made a suggestion.

Everyone then focused their attention on the question.

To be honest, this question is quite difficult, because not only do people not know anything about the task mentioned in the question, but they also don't know the people involved.

So everyone started by discussing the characters in the options.

"We already know a bit about Professor X. He has mental or spiritual abilities, but for some reason, he has a physical disability and can only use a wheelchair."

"In addition, we can make a preliminary judgment from the title 'Professor X' that he should be a school teacher or a scholar."

"It's like Dr. Banner from the Avengers, but of course, not as violent as Dr. Banner."

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Is it possible for someone like Professor X to travel back in time to save the world?

This point sparked a very heated discussion among the attendees.

“I don’t think so,” Thor said first. “We’ve all seen that Professor X is disabled; his legs are useless.”

"Of course, he's not an ordinary disabled person, but a disabled person with superpowers, but in any case, it's not as convenient as being a normal person, right?"

Although there is no evidence, people generally agree with Thor's words.

"Professor X's abilities are more supportive and do not possess direct offensive or combat capabilities."

Diana also offered her analysis: "I think he wasn't the most suitable person to carry out such an important mission as saving the world."

Mental abilities can indeed play a significant role at times, but frankly, people don't really value them too much.

The reason is simple: this ability is not primarily for combat.

The reason everyone went back fifty years was to solve the problem of the Sentinel robots. The most direct method they could think of was to go back fifty years to assassinate the researchers or destroy the technical data, and so on.

These were all extremely meticulous intrusion missions.

Mental abilities alone are definitely not enough.

People with disabilities who have difficulty walking are definitely not suitable.

This is a major event concerning the fate of all mutants, so everyone should send back someone who is good in every way.

“Professor X, I think we can rule that out, right?” Clark Kent said from the side.

After a brief exchange of opinions, the people present all agreed to Clark Kent's proposal.

Professor X was thus eliminated.

Although the reasons for exclusion are all purely analytical, without any clues or facts to support them, at this point, this is all we can do.

"Let's look at option B now," Captain America's voice rang out, and with that, everyone's attention turned to the second option.

“Magneto Erik?” Bruce Wayne made a basic guess first. “This guy must be able to control magnetic fields or something like that, right? That’s an incredibly powerful ability!”

Controlling magnetic fields means controlling metals, which is quite remarkable, since metals are everywhere in the world.

Weapons, in particular, are inseparable from metal; almost all weapons contain metal.

Doesn't this mean that all the weapons in the world are ineffective against Magneto?

It's not just a matter of ineffectiveness; if you use weapons against Magneto, Magneto can control the weapons to retaliate!

Anyone wielding a weapon poses a significant threat to Magneto.

Imagine firing a shot at Magneto, but the bullet is controlled by him, stopping in mid-air, or even shooting back at you. What would that be like?

This mutant is quite remarkable.

“That’s right, this person is incredibly powerful.” Bruce Wayne nodded. “In modern society, unless someone has enhanced abilities, no one could possibly be his match.”

“Even some people with enhanced abilities might not be his match,” Diana added from the side.

Putting aside other things, Captain America would be greatly weakened in front of Magneto, firstly because his shield would definitely be useless.

Secondly, Magneto can control any surrounding metal to attack Captain America, which will definitely cause Captain America great trouble, and may even lead to his defeat.

Even more remarkably, Iron Man was completely restrained by Magneto!

In terms of combat ability, he is a person with great potential.

Based on preliminary analysis, no one can find any reason to rule out Magneto.

The group had no choice but to put this option on hold and continue analyzing the third option.

"Wolverine?"

Thor raised an eyebrow. "So this is a werewolf? Like in some of your Earth movies, where someone is human but can transform into a wolf?"

"Wait a minute, are werewolves actually a type of mutant?"

Thor's imagination is truly boundless.

Ah this!

Everyone was truly stumped by Thor's wildly imaginative ideas.

Urban legends like werewolves and vampires are still very popular in the United States, and there are countless similar films and television shows. In the past, everyone thought that they were just fictional characters.

But now, who would dare say that?

"Regardless of whether this Wolverine is a werewolf or not, one thing is certain: he should have a body of steel, and at the same time, he should also have some characteristics of a wolf."

After some thought, Tony Stark spoke in this way.

“This person is not as powerful as Magneto,” Diana interjected.

There is no doubt about this. The nickname Wolverine clearly indicates that he is a melee fighter, definitely not as good as Magneto or anyone else.

However, no one knows the specific criteria Professor X and Magneto use to select warriors, or whether combat ability is the primary factor.

Therefore, whether Wolverine can be ruled out is not entirely clear to everyone.

This option, too, remains undecided.

Ultimately, everyone focused on the last option.

Quicksilver?

Everyone was quite surprised by this option, exclaiming, "Isn't that Scarlet Witch's brother?"

Both their nicknames and names are exactly the same!

"Isn't Quicksilver's power derived from Hydra's modifications? I never imagined he was a mutant!" Thor exclaimed in surprise.

“What an interesting parallel universe,” Bruce Wayne couldn’t help but laugh.

Unexpectedly, in this parallel universe, Quicksilver's identity undergoes such a drastic transformation.

“Even if Quicksilver’s identity has changed, his nickname hasn’t. So can we assume that his ability hasn’t changed either, and that he’s still incredibly fast?” Clark Kent’s voice rang out, making this basic judgment.