American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

In this situation, Thor subconsciously felt that excluding Magneto was reasonable.

“'Severing all ties of friendship'.”

Captain America astutely grasped this point: "This shows that although Professor X and Magneto had severed ties at that time, they must have once been deeply affectionate towards each other."

"Although we don't know why they eventually parted ways, given this foundation, I think the possibility of them joining forces again is not out of the question."

"Otherwise, Magneto and Professor X wouldn't have made Wolverine do that!"

"It was precisely because of their previous 'deep affection' that Magneto was able to help Professor X resolve his inner conflict. After all, this is not something that just anyone can do, right? That person has to understand Charles first."

Although Captain America's perspective is somewhat unconventional, it must be said that it has some merit.

It's not uncommon for people who have fallen out to eventually resolve their misunderstandings and reunite.

“Rogers, the situation you described is a special case, and statistically speaking, it’s a low-probability event,” Tony Stark said.

"Since they had already severed ties by then, I think we now have a reason to rule out Magneto in this question."

"Excuse me, Stark, are you agreeing with me?" Thor couldn't help but interject, staring intently at Tony Stark.

Getting this megalomaniac to support you is no easy feat.

The people present discussed this, but the conclusion was that Magneto could not be ruled out.

Because nobody knows whether Wolverine actually managed to reconcile the two.

If the two really do reconcile, then it's not impossible for Magneto to persuade Charles.

“Let’s look at the next option, Beast Hank?” Diana raised an eyebrow; this was a newly introduced character.

No one at the scene knew anything about this person.

"The nicknames of mutants are often quite representative. Since Hank's nickname is Beast, it means that he is either extremely violent and ruthless, like a wild beast."

"Or, his ability is to transform into a beast."

"In short, I don't think this person is capable of patiently persuading others and resolving their inner conflicts."

Diana went on to explain her analysis.

Of course, this analysis is largely based on Diana's preconceived notions and personal feelings.

It wasn't just Diana; everyone present, upon seeing the word "beast," involuntarily pictured a raging, burly man.

Similarly, I subconsciously thought that resolving Charles's inner conflict had nothing to do with the beast.

But it must be said that everyone was wrong. In his normal state, Beast Hank is not only not violent and irritable, but is actually a refined and elegant scholar!

You could even call him a young heartthrob.

However, regardless of the circumstances, the general principle is that people will not choose an option they have never seen before.

Therefore, the option of Beast Hank was basically eliminated without any doubt.

"Logan, Wolverine?"

Next, everyone turned their attention to the third option.

Everyone's first thought was the same: Wolverine couldn't do such delicate things.

After all, Wolverine is a big, burly man.

The thought of trying to persuade someone feels incongruous.

However, people did not immediately rule out Wolverine because there was relevant evidence in the previous video.

Before sending Wolverine back, Professor X instructed him to guide and mentor his younger self.

"And Wolverine is obviously Professor X's old friend and comrade-in-arms. He is very familiar with and understands Professor X."

"Although he doesn't look like someone with a high IQ, who can say for sure? Not everyone is Thor."

Not everyone is like Thor, who seems to lack intelligence but is actually true to his word. What if Wolverine is an exception?

Furthermore, Professor X did indeed assign Wolverine such a task, so no matter how you look at it, Wolverine cannot be ruled out.

This option, like Magneto's, can only be left as pending.

Instead of engaging in much discussion, everyone focused their attention on the last option.

"Professor X is trying to console himself?"

Clark Kent exclaimed in surprise.

This option felt a bit strange to him because its design was somewhat absurd.

How can I comfort myself?

This is obviously impossible.

Professor X's problem isn't some minor psychological issue like low mood that he can adjust on his own; the title says he's fallen into a state of despair.

This state can only be smoothed out by time or by someone else offering guidance; it's impossible to guide yourself.

So in Clark's eyes, this option was too obvious; no one would choose it, it was practically just there to make up the numbers.

"Treat yourself well?"

Thor looked at the big screen and laughed. "Do you know what this option reminds me of? It reminds me of that question Rogers asked himself."

This sounded like a very interesting story, and Clark, Kent, and the others all showed great interest and asked Thor about the situation.

Thor simply explained the problem to the DC bigwigs.

The question was about Captain America being knocked down in an operation, and the person who knocked him down complimented Captain America's buttocks. The question asked who that person was.

But who would have thought that the answer to that question was none other than Captain America himself!

That question is almost identical to the one we are facing now.

Chapter 461 Mutants Connecting Different Time Periods

"This is... truly unexpected." Diana shrugged, unable to help but exclaim in surprise.

Traveling through time and encountering another version of yourself, the two different selves fought each other. Who would believe such a thing if they weren't participating in a quiz?

"Besides the question about me, there's also the question about Doctor Strange, right?"

Captain America seemed to recall something as well, and he addressed the crowd, saying, "There was a question that said Doctor Strange was critically injured and on the verge of death, but someone saved his life. Guess what? The person who saved Doctor Strange was actually Doctor Strange himself!"

This question was even more interesting than two Captain Americas fighting each other, and it immediately piqued the interest of several DC bigwigs.

They pressed for more information.

When they heard that Doctor Strange had actually saved them by having his soul leave his body, their expressions were priceless.

"So... it's entirely possible that Professor X is trying to console himself!" Clark's voice rang out as he spoke emphatically to everyone.

“That’s right. Professor X is a remarkable leader of mutants. They are a group of people with strange and unusual abilities. We can’t use common sense to think about things.”

Bruce Wayne agreed, saying, "While I'm still a little confused about how option D was done, I think we can't rule it out for now."

"So... option D is also pending." Captain America spoke, making his "verdict" on this option.

So far, we have completed a preliminary analysis of this problem.

Apart from eliminating Hank, a beast whom no one recognizes, all other options are pending.

The next step, needless to say, was for everyone to carefully compare the three remaining options.

"Magneto, Logan, Charles—I can't say for sure who the final answer will be, but I think Magneto can be ruled out first."

After some thought, Tony Stark solemnly shared his opinion with everyone.

"As Rogers said, Magneto must have a very deep understanding of Professor X, and it is possible that he was persuaded by Wolverine to turn from an enemy to a friend of Professor X, thereby opening up Professor X's heart."

"But that's just a possibility, an ideal state!"

"But in reality? Magneto and Professor X had completely severed ties back then! That's a strong reason to rule them out, right?"

"The other two options, however, do not have such compelling reasons for exclusion."

Tony Stark's words make perfect sense. If option A has sufficient grounds for elimination, while his other two options do not, then option A should obviously be eliminated.

After a brief discussion, everyone agreed with Tony Stark's opinion.

"So, between Logan and Professor X, who is the answer?"

Thor glanced at everyone and asked with great interest.

"What do you think, Thor?" Bruce Wayne asked, looking at Thor.

“I think it’s Professor X!” Thor said without hesitation, “because no one knows himself better than Professor X!”

“I think it’s Professor X too,” Diana nodded in agreement. “Of course, this is without considering how Professor X counseled himself.”

The audience then engaged in a discussion about how Professor X managed to console himself.

But after discussing it for a while, they still couldn't come up with any conclusions.

After all, Professor X from fifty years in the previous video made it very clear that he was powerless when he was young!

He's just an ordinary person!

It's hard to imagine how an ordinary person could cheer themselves up in a short time without knowing the relevant details.

Therefore, the discussion ultimately failed to reach a definitive conclusion regarding either Wolverine or Professor X himself.

"Stark, it's up to you to choose which one," Captain America said to Tony Stark in the end.

In the new round of questions, only Tony Stark hadn't answered yet, so regardless of whether the rewards issued by the system were satisfactory or not, it was Tony Stark's turn to answer this question.

Fortunately, though.

The system's reward was technical data, which was indeed to Tony Stark's liking.

"If it were me, I think I would choose Professor X," Tony Stark said after a moment of contemplation.

"You think Professor X enlightened himself? Stark, why do you think that?" Clark Kent asked curiously from the side.

"If Captain America can travel through time and fight himself, then why can't Professor X travel through time and communicate with himself?"

"We already know that when Wolverine travels back in time, only his consciousness goes back to the past, but his body remains in the present."