American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

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

After a brief discussion, the system notification sounded.

A new question appeared on the big screen.

This question is also about mutants.

However, there is one thing that has confused everyone: according to the information they had previously gathered, to change the future where mutants are slaughtered by the Sentinel robots, all they need to do is stop Mystique Raven from assassinating Dr. Triske.

But now it's about stopping Magneto?

However, Magneto's style of doing things remains as tough and radical as ever.

The previous question involved controlling a nuclear bomb to wipe out humanity; this question involves killing high-ranking officials in the United States.

That guy is way too aggressive.

Chapter 473 She Single-handedly Reversed the Future

"It seems that Professor X and his team's 'Reversal of Future Past' project has encountered an unexpected situation, and things have developed beyond their original plan."

Captain America couldn't help but speak up.

Captain America wasn't surprised by this; plans always fall short of reality, which is perfectly normal.

Most missions will encounter all sorts of unexpected events.

Not to mention that this spans a full fifty years, such a huge span.

Intervention and control are becoming increasingly difficult.

No, in fact, the only means of control and intervention is to allow the two Professor Xs to communicate across time and space through Wolverine.

In most other situations, Wolverine has to rely on his own ingenuity.

"But in any case, their plan succeeded. The future where mutants were almost wiped out has been reversed, hasn't it?"

Bruce Wayne laughed.

Although the process was tortuous, the ending was ultimately good, which is quite gratifying.

"Changing the past can change the future; this rule of time can sometimes really play a big role."

Wonder Woman Diana couldn't help but shrug and said with a sigh, "But... since Professor X and his team have this successful example, why not use it when dealing with Thanos?"

Just like Rhodes said in the main universe, why not just travel directly to the time when Thanos was a baby and kill him beforehand?

After all, in this "Illuminati universe," Thanos also brought a huge crisis to the entire universe.

Doctor Strange even used the Dark Book to fight Thanos, which led to the destruction of a universe!

Isn't this cost far, far greater than any attempt to travel through time?

Could it be that these people are really worried about things like the butterfly effect, as Tony Stark mentioned?

However, no one can truly guess the exact reason.

"Everyone, let's analyze the question."

Seeing that everyone had unknowingly gone off-topic, Captain America couldn't help but speak up and say something to everyone.

“This question, like the previous two, can only be analyzed by comparing the strengths of both sides,” Tony Stark added.

Regarding the operation described in the question, everyone was completely in the dark and knew nothing about any of the details.

In this situation, we can only compare and analyze the strengths using the methods described in the previous two questions.

"Professor X? Whether he can stop Magneto is another matter, but there's no doubt that he will stop Magneto."

"It seems that Professor X and Magneto have really embarked on opposing paths, and this is not just a matter of 'severing ties and going their separate ways'."

Clark Kent's voice was filled with emotion.

“However, Professor X shouldn’t be able to stop Magneto.” After a pause, Clark Kent offered his analysis, “He was already paralyzed during the Cuban Missile Crisis, right?”

"Although we don't know what medicine he was given in the end, it seems to have had significant side effects."

"Either he is a disabled person who can use his abilities, or he is an ordinary person who cannot use them."

"I feel that neither of these two states seems sufficient to deal with Magneto."

Clark Kent's point is quite valid; considering all the factors, Professor X's chances of winning against Magneto seem really low.

"That's not the most crucial point. The most crucial point is that Magneto is very likely wearing that helmet that can block Professor X's abilities!"

Bruce Wayne pinpointed the crux of the problem.

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, Magneto was able to completely block out Professor X thanks to that helmet, allowing him to successfully kill Shaw.

So, now that he had parted ways with Professor X and knew that Professor X's abilities could completely restrain him, would Magneto not keep that helmet?

Would he not wear that helmet during important operations to prevent Professor X from sabotaging them?

This basically doesn't need much discussion, because the underlying behavioral logic is quite obvious and doesn't require any analysis.

No one would have taken off that helmet.

“That’s right!” Doctor Strange nodded in agreement. “In other words, Professor X’s abilities should have no effect on Magneto, so he can’t stop Magneto at all! That option can be ruled out!”

No one else present raised any objections.

Professor X has basically been ruled out by everyone.

One by one, everyone began to focus their attention on the second option.

“Beast Hank, wow, it’s that guy again.” Tony Stark couldn’t help but mutter.

To date, people know virtually nothing about Beast Hank, and they don't even know whether he is male or female.

However, this option appears quite frequently.

It appeared several times in questions about mutants.

"Everyone, do you remember that guy with blue hair and glasses from the Cuban Missile Crisis footage? That should be Beast Hank, right?"

Tony Stark glanced at the crowd and spoke.

“He does look like a blue beast,” Wonder Woman Diana nodded in agreement.

“Like? He is!” Doctor Strange interjected.

After a brief discussion, everyone present basically agreed on this point.

Although people's understanding of mutants is quite limited, it seems that the abilities of these mutants are different and do not overlap.

In addition, each mutant basically has a nickname that corresponds to their abilities or matches their characteristics.

For example, Professor X, Magneto, Mystique, Wolverine, and so on.

Based on all this information, everyone is quite confident that the blue monster is indeed a beast.

“Okay, Beast Hank is an incredibly strong humanoid beast, which is basically consistent with our previous analysis.” Captain America’s voice rang out, and he made a basic judgment. “Then Beast Hank can also be ruled out.”

The question of who is stronger, Beast Hank or Magneto, has already appeared in the previous discussion on the Cuban Missile Crisis, and everyone has done some analysis on it.

At the time, it was generally believed that Beast Hank would be no match for Magneto.

This viewpoint remained unchanged in this question; everyone still believed that Beast Hank was no match for Magneto.

Furthermore, the two options below, Wolverine Logan and Mystique Raven, also appeared in the Cuban Missile Crisis question.

Even Professor X in option A is the same.

The options for these two questions are actually exactly the same.

Even the questions asked were the same: who defeated Magneto?

The answer to that question was Professor X, but for this question, everyone immediately ruled out Professor X.

Here's where it gets interesting: Professor X is the only one among the options that everyone thinks can defeat Magneto.

The other three, as everyone has already analyzed, are no match for Magneto.

However, it seems that the answer to this question is a mutant that everyone previously thought couldn't defeat Magneto.

"Beast Hank, Wolverine Logan, and Mystique Raven—judging from their abilities, none of them are Magneto's match."

After a moment of contemplation, Bruce Wayne offered a reasonable analysis from another perspective: "However, if we're talking about the most likely candidate to defeat Magneto, I think it's Mystique."

"Mystique is the weakest of them all in terms of combat strength," Doctor Strange couldn't help but say. "Mystique's abilities are largely supportive."

But Wolverine and Beast Hank definitely provide a boost to combat power.

“No, I think Bruce is right,” Tony Stark affirmed. “If the rest of them were to fight Magneto head-on, they would most likely be no match for him, but what if they were to launch a sneak attack?”

A sneak attack?

Everyone present was stunned by what Tony Stark said.

To be honest, because I would never do something like a sneak attack, no one subconsciously considered the issue from that perspective.

However, it must be said that this possibility cannot be ruled out at all.

People only have some understanding of the mutants in the options, but they know little about their character and behavior.

These people are entirely capable of launching a sneak attack.

If we take the ambush into account, then it's clear that Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark are right; Mystique Raven has the greatest advantage.

Because Mystique can completely transform into someone who makes her target lower their guard, or even trust them completely, and then strike when they are off guard!

"Professor X previously told Wolverine that the Sentinel robots were actually created because Mystique Raven was chasing Dr. Trisker and was captured in the process."

"So it's obvious that Mystique must have used her abilities to disguise herself when she was chasing a military scientist."

"In other words, Mystique has probably done things like using her shapeshifting ability to attack others before."

"I wouldn't be surprised if I did it to Magneto again."

After some deep thought, Wonder Woman Diana gave her own answer.

"Wait a moment."

Doctor Strange suddenly recalled a powerful argument: "In the Cuban Missile Crisis analogy, the mutants parted ways, and Mystique Raven chose to follow Magneto."