American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This question completely piqued everyone's interest.

"The world's first mutant? Wow, that's incredible."

Doctor Strange immediately began to speak with great interest.

The respondents have a fairly good understanding of the mutant community.

Simply put, they were a group of people with all sorts of strange and unusual abilities.

People are quite curious about the origins of this group.

This question seems to reveal something to everyone.

The question clearly states that the world's first mutant appeared thousands of years ago.

Was the world's first mutant a result of genetic mutation, natural evolution, or some other accident?

Tony Stark joined in with equal enthusiasm, speculating as he spoke.

However, due to a lack of necessary information, it is impossible for anyone to guess how mutants are born.

"It seems that this first mutant is indeed a remarkable person."

Bruce Wayne couldn't help but shrug. "He's lived for thousands of years? He's practically a monster!"

Logan Wolverine's appearance is almost unchanged from fifty years ago to fifty years later, which clearly indicates that he also has a lifespan much longer than that of an ordinary person.

But this Apocalypse has actually lived for thousands of years, which is far more exaggerated than Wolverine's life.

"Several thousand years... If I remember correctly, Thor is only a little over 1,500 years old, right?"

Captain America smiled, remembering something very interesting.

In other words, Apocalypse is older than Thor.

Thor is like a younger brother to Apocalypse.

"I wonder what kind of abilities this Apocalypse possesses," Wonder Woman Diana asked, voicing her thoughts.

This is something no one knows for sure, but everyone subconsciously feels that this Apocalypse must be an extraordinary existence.

After all, who would dare to use a name like "Apocalypse"?

If it were just a revelation, people wouldn't think much of it; they might just consider it a coincidence with nothing to do with the Bible.

However, the order of knights that Apocalypse later recruited from mutants was also the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, which could not be a coincidence.

After a brief discussion, everyone agreed that the name "Tianqi" (天启) was not a coincidence, but rather derived from the biblical term "Tianqi" (天启).

The directionality is still very obvious.

“The fact that Apocalypse dared to directly plagiarize the Bible suggests a great deal of problems,” Clark Kent’s voice rang out, his tone deep and serious.

Although he is a Kryptonian, he grew up on Earth and, in terms of experience and knowledge, is no different from a human.

Clark Kent was naturally familiar with things like the Bible.

"Clark is right. Apocalypse means the end of the world. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are also known as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. They symbolize four kinds of disasters that will destroy the world."

"The fact that Apocalypse calls himself Apocalypse and has recruited the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse suggests that he may want to bring about an apocalypse like the one before it happened."

"It's not just that he wants to bring about the end of the world; perhaps he really does possess that ability!"

The names "Apocalypse" and "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" not only reveal Apocalypse's stance on good and evil, but also his abilities.

This can all be well reflected.

"Wait a minute, since Apocalypse was a figure from thousands of years ago, it's hard to say whether he plagiarized the Bible."

Tony Stark suddenly raised a startling idea: "Could it be that the Bible plagiarized him?"

The room fell silent immediately, as Tony Stark's point of view was simply too explosive.

The Bible's status in America is undeniable, so how could such a sacred text be plagiarized from a single person?

This is a bit too provocative.

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"Stark, this is just your guess, right? Isn't this a bit of an exaggeration?"

Bruce Wayne couldn't help but speak up from the side.

Even if he doesn't believe in Jesus, he still knows the status of the Bible in the transmission of human civilization.

The idea that the Bible was copied from a human evolutionary source is simply too shocking.

“That’s just my guess, of course, but none of us can rule it out, can we?” Tony Stark said to Bruce Wayne in a serious tone.

Bruce Wayne was speechless.

all in all.

While we can't find many more clues about Apocalypse, there's one thing that's beyond doubt.

That is, this person must be an extremely remarkable mutant.

Whether it's his "inexplicable" relationship with the Bible or the terrifying fact that he was able to live for thousands of years, it's all about him.

"Alright everyone, let's start analyzing these options now."

After everyone had finished discussing Apocalypse, Wonder Woman Diana glanced at them and made a suggestion.

Everyone then focused their attention on the options displayed on the big screen.

"Cyclops? Literally, this person's eyes should be able to emit light outward like laser lights, which is why he is called Cyclops, right? Not bad ability."

Diana then made a basic judgment on the first option.

"Diana, 'laser' usually refers to a laser, so to be more precise, this person's eyes don't just emit light, they emit lasers!"

Tony Stark added from the side, "He's actually Laser Eyes!"

“Laser Eyes, wow, another Superman has appeared.” Strange couldn’t help but shrug and exclaim.

The reason I say "again" is because Superman's signature heat ray ability has appeared more than once.

Spider-Man Peter Parker received the reward of his captivating electric eyes, as did Icarus of the Eternals, both of whom possessed Superman's signature ability.

"This laser-eyed guy must be one of the strongest fighters among the mutants."

Captain America chimed in, "He has a strong suppressive effect on Magneto."

Magneto's abilities are actually quite extraordinary; the nature of his abilities means that most mutants would be no match for him.

But this laser-eyed man is precisely Magneto's nemesis.

After all, how can Magneto with his laser eyes defend himself?

If you were to get hit by it, you'd probably be crippled.

"Does anyone know more about this mutant? The name Scott Summers?"

Captain America then looked around at everyone and asked a question.

Unfortunately, mutants were a new "race" to all the participants, and none of them had a deeper understanding of them.

Even if it's Cyclops's name, Scott, it's just an ordinary name.

No one can glean any clues from this name.

After some discussion, the group found that, apart from gaining some understanding of the laser eyes' abilities, they could not analyze any other relevant information.

"So, night stalkers?"

Doctor Strange turned his attention to the second option and said with a slightly helpless tone, "He's like a vampire, only able to operate at night?"

"Or perhaps, like werewolves, they can enhance their strength under the moonlight," Tony Stark added casually from the side.

Unlike nicknames like "Laser Eyes," which are very specific and easily recognizable, "Nightcrawler" has a slightly wider range of interpretations.

After a brief discussion, no particularly useful information was obtained.

I know practically nothing about the Nightcrawler option.

Not only Nightcrawler, but also Phoenix, the next option, is pretty much the same.

"Phoenix Girl? Could it be that she's in a similar situation to Wolverine, possessing certain characteristics of a phoenix?"

Wonder Woman Diana speculated, "For example, does she have phoenix-like wings?"

The other respondents shrugged.

Aside from knowing that her abilities are related to phoenixes, no one else knows what Phoenix Girl possesses.

As for the fourth option, Magneto, there's no need to say more; everyone is very familiar with him.

"Aside from Magneto, we lack sufficient knowledge about the other three options."

Clark Kent frowned slightly. "This is not conducive to our analysis and elimination."

Analysis and elimination require necessary intelligence support. When all three other options are completely unknown, analysis is just castles in the air and there's no way to start.

That was only the first challenge.

The second problem is...

"What were the specific criteria Apocalypse used to select the Four Horsemen? We don't seem to know either," Doctor Strange couldn't help but ask.

No one knows the employers' standards, and job seekers are also unclear about their own qualifications, so it's really hard to predict who will be hired.

"but……"

"Whatever the criteria Apocalypse used to choose the Four Horsemen, it must be inextricably linked to the Bible, or rather, it must be connected to the Bible."

"Whether the Apocalypse plagiarized the Bible, or the Bible plagiarized the Apocalypse, I think there must be some common ground between the two!"

"Whoever the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are, I think they are definitely not good people. They should be people who symbolize destruction, collapse, and bring disaster."

Doctor Strange then changed the subject and gave his own opinion.

Everyone agreed with this point.

If there isn’t some commonality, why would Apocalypse and his Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have the exact same names as those in the Bible?