American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Even when Magneto later planned to use nuclear bombs to destroy all the fleets, people felt that Magneto's actions were understandable to some extent.

They've already decided to use nuclear weapons to kill us, so we're not allowed to retaliate?

"After this incident, the world will definitely not be peaceful."

Diana couldn't help but sigh aloud.

It is conceivable that Magneto will build his own power base after leaving Professor X, a point on which Magneto has made his stance very clear.

Magneto's attitude towards humanity is equally clear: he considers humans his enemies.

From this point on, there is no doubt that a powerful mutant organization will be born, with the goal and purpose of fighting against humanity.

Magneto's radical approach will cause enormous trouble for human society.

Conversely, how would human society treat mutants after a fleet was nearly destroyed by a single person?

It must be a deep sense of dread and deep-seated hostility.

Sentinel robots may have been developed under these circumstances.

"Yes, mutants and humans are about to enter a period of sharp tension and conflict," Captain America remarked.

This is something Captain America wouldn't want to see, even though it's almost certain that this is happening in another parallel universe, not theirs.

"The problem of mutants is extremely difficult."

Clark Kent couldn't help but sigh in admiration.

As an "outlier," Clark Kent can certainly relate to this.

Especially when he was a child, Clark Kent wasn't Superman yet, but for various reasons he had to show his special abilities, and as a result, everyone regarded him as a freak.

Being ostracized, feared, and hated by others is an extremely unpleasant experience.

Therefore, no one on the scene understood the mutants' situation better than Clark Kent.

But then again, although mutants seem to have suffered unfair treatment, from the perspective of ordinary people, what have ordinary people done wrong?

The emergence of mutants has greatly impacted the existing social order and system. Every single one of them is a potential huge threat, and there are certainly many radicals like Magneto.

How could an ordinary human being not be afraid?

It's not hard to understand why people might take certain measures out of fear.

That's just human nature.

Everyone figured that even if they were in the same position, they would make the same choice.

With such a restless group possessing all sorts of powerful abilities, people probably can't sleep soundly.

[Question: Scarlet Witch stormed the Illuminati headquarters to capture Miss America. Which of the following Illuminati leaders survived this battle?]

[Professor A, X]

[B. Captain Carter]

【C. Captain Marvel】

[D. Baron Mordo]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a substitute scarecrow as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

The system notification sounded at this moment, interrupting everyone's train of thought.

And that's how the latest question came about.

This question, however, is about the Scarlet Witch.

“This question couldn’t have come at the right time,” Tony Stark said with a shrug.

Miss America has traveled through space to their world, and the Scarlet Witch will come knocking on their door sooner or later using her sleepwalking witchcraft.

However, no one has a clear idea of ​​just how powerful the Scarlet Witch is in her sleepwalking witchcraft state.

All we can do is guess that the opponent might not be able to unleash their full potential; that's all.

This question will reveal the answer to the problem that everyone has been trying to figure out.

"The Scarlet Witch actually stormed the Illuminati headquarters, and those Illuminati leaders were no match for her at all!"

Captain America couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

The question asks who survived the Scarlet Witch's clutches!

What does it mean to survive?

In other words, most people were killed by the Scarlet Witch!

Of the six members of the Illuminati, apart from Mr. Marvel whose specific abilities are unknown to everyone, the other members are known to some extent to everyone.

Captain Marvel needs no introduction.

A person who can carry a spaceship from outer space to Earth and beat Thanos with all the Infinity Stones is a super strong person who stands at the pinnacle of the entire multiverse.

None of the contestants present dared to say they could defeat Captain Marvel.

Even the strongest superman at present is the same.

Although the Captain Marvel in that other parallel universe is no longer Danfoss Carroll, since she "inherited" the title of Captain Marvel, everyone naturally considers her to be on the same level as Captain Marvel.

Professor X, as everyone has just witnessed, possesses powerful psychic abilities, capable of immobilizing a person with ease.

And that was when Professor X was young.

Professor X during the Illuminati era was Professor X in his later years. After four or five decades of accumulation, it's hard to say what level his abilities could reach.

But it is definitely terrifying.

While people's understanding of Black Bolt is limited, the process of him killing Doctor Strange has been shown in the footage.

The sound waves emitted from his mouth are quite terrifying, and he is also a super strong person standing at the top of the pyramid.

Although the change of the Sorcerer Supreme to Baron Mordo was somewhat surprising, he is still the Sorcerer Supreme, and it would be impossible for him to sit in that position without some real skills.

Of the five people everyone knows, Captain Carter is probably the weakest.

Even so, the overall power of the Illuminati was exaggeratedly strong.

They're far more powerful than the Avengers!

But this powerful organization was utterly routed by the Scarlet Witch, or rather, by the puppets controlled by the Scarlet Witch, suffering heavy casualties.

It must be said that Scarlet Witch's power truly exceeded everyone's expectations.

"Even the Illuminati are no match for the Scarlet Witch? Has she... reached such a terrifying level?"

Doctor Strange couldn't help but mutter aloud, "Could all of this be caused by the Dark Book?"

"Strange, you're not thinking anything crazy, are you?" Tony Stark couldn't help but ask immediately.

Even Captain America couldn't help but cast a sharp glance at Doctor Strange.

Even the three big shots from the neighboring universe couldn't help but glance over a few times.

"What? Why are you all looking at me like that? I was just making a casual remark."

Doctor Strange looked speechless. "Come on, you don't actually think I'm interested in the Dark Book, do you?"

Doctor Strange is really speechless.

These people are all being a bit too sensitive.

"Alright everyone, let's analyze this problem first," Captain America's voice rang out, reminding everyone.

Everyone subconsciously looked away and turned their attention back to the big screen.

“I think before we begin the formal analysis, we need to clarify the basis for our judgment on this question,” Tony Stark said first.

Tony Stark's suggestion was reasonable, and the participants present unanimously agreed.

"As for the basis... I'm afraid this question, like the previous one, can only be analyzed based on the strength of the two."

After some thought, Wonder Woman Diana spoke.

Indeed, this question is very similar to the previous one; both are about a certain war.

Moreover, no details of the war have been revealed.

Or rather, the only thing revealed is the two sides involved in the war.

In this situation, even if analyzing the relative strengths of both sides is not entirely scientific or comprehensive, we have no other choice.

No one raised any objections to this.

"If that's the case, can we rule out Captain Carter for now?"

Doctor Strange spoke first.

Of the four options in the question, Captain Carter is the weakest.

Moreover, compared to the other three options, the difference in strength is quite significant.

It's safe to say that Captain Carter should be ruled out first.

There is absolutely no doubt about that.

"So, the next one we can rule out is Professor X, right?"

Bruce Wayne's voice rang out, and he then gave his opinion.

“I think it’s Professor X too. Although his psychic abilities are strong, I don’t think they’re quite up to Captain Marvel’s level,” Clark Kent nodded in agreement.

Who is Captain Marvel? She's a super big shot standing at the top of the universe!

Even if Professor X is incredibly strong, he wouldn't be that ridiculously powerful.

"X's ability is actually more of a support ability than a combat ability."

Tony Stark also offered a detailed analysis, saying, "I find it hard to see how much damage his abilities can cause."

Admittedly, Professor X can indeed control other people's thoughts, achieving the goal of immobilizing them.

But what happens after that?

Professor X wouldn't possibly control someone to commit suicide, would he?