American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“That’s right!” Diana immediately understood Tony Stark’s meaning and agreed. “Blink was a contemporary of Professor X, and back then, she was still a young man!”

"Magneto and Professor X are from the same era, so we can determine Professor X's age when Apocalypse appeared by looking at Magneto's age."

"Back then, Blink was probably still a child!"

While it's not impossible for a child to save everyone at the mutant academy, the likelihood is ultimately quite low.

Considering the reasons given by Captain America, there is no doubt that Blink can be ruled out.

"So... the answer to this question is Quicksilver!"

Doctor Strange shrugged.

With the other three options eliminated, the answer must be Quicksilver.

Moreover, in terms of ability, Quicksilver is the only one among the three candidates who could theoretically and perfectly save all the students.

There is still no doubt about this.

As for who will answer the question next, Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent, the only two who had not yet participated in the second round of questions, looked at the rewards in the options.

They couldn't help but twitch their lips repeatedly.

Spider-shaped donuts?

What is this ghost?

Donuts made with spider meat?

The name itself is disgusting, isn't it?

"Can anyone tell me what this spider donut is? Is it even meant to be eaten?" Doctor Strange couldn't help but exclaim.

"Obviously, it's for human consumption, but whether people would actually eat it is another matter," Tony Stark said with amusement.

He glanced at Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent. "Which of you two is going to answer the question?"

"I'll do it!"

After a brief hesitation, Bruce Wayne made this decision.

Of course, Bruce Wayne didn't intend for him to eat this rather bizarre donut in the future; it was purely for research purposes.

Don't forget that Bruce Wayne was also a scientist!

When encountering strange and unusual things, scientists inevitably experience a sense of curiosity.

"Alright Bruce, since you've decided to answer, I won't argue with you."

Clark Kent patted Bruce Wayne on the shoulder with the look of someone watching the Warriors, and said, "Go for it!"

"I choose Quicksilver!"

Bruce Wayne gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted this notification sound.

This was completely unexpected.

Frankly speaking, this question is not difficult at all; everyone can get the correct answer with a little analysis.

[Congratulations to Bruce Wayne for winning ten Spider Donuts!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

With these system prompts, a perfectly square and exquisitely crafted little box appeared in Bruce Wayne's hands.

Without a doubt, it's the spider-shaped donut that everyone has been interested in.

"Let me see what this spider donut is all about!"

Tony Stark walked up to Bruce Wayne without any hesitation and eagerly opened the box of the spider donuts.

Several spider-shaped donuts appeared before everyone.

"This is a spider donut? What kind of person would make a spider-shaped donut?" Tony Stark couldn't help but exclaim.

to be honest.

These spider donuts are a bit different from what you might imagine. They're actually donuts printed with spider patterns, or even shaped like spiders.

It doesn't look disgusting at all; in fact, it's kind of cute.

Even so, putting a spider shape on food is just too strange.

“Stark, these donuts are from Spider Bakery, so the spider shape isn’t strange at all,” Bruce Wayne explained to Tony Stark with a smile.

She added, "But don't worry, this donut isn't made with spider meat. In fact, apart from the spider shape, it has absolutely nothing to do with spiders."

"You can eat it without worry!"

"Even though you said that about Bruce, it doesn't change the fact that he's a freak donut!"

Doctor Strange couldn't help but retort, "Stark is right, who would put a spider on a donut?"

"Isn't your focus a little off?"

Captain America, speechless, remarked, "Shouldn't we be focusing on what the Spider-Donut is actually for?"

“Boys, huh?” Wonder Woman shook her head and sighed. “Finally, someone asked the question they needed to ask.”

"Simply put, the spider donut can be used for treatment. According to the information provided by the system, ordinary gunshot wounds—I don't mean the kind that graze the skin, but the kind where a real bullet enters the body—are effective..."

"Just eat one donut and you'll be cured in three minutes!"

Bruce Wayne addressed Wonder Woman, and also addressed everyone else, to explain.

"This is actually a healing-related reward?" Clark Kent was immediately surprised and astonished.

Why would a healing-related reward have such a strange name?

What does healing have to do with spiders or anything like that?

It's said that Tony Stark once received a healing potion as a reward, and Black Widow also received a Senzu Bean as a reward. That's the correct way to use healing rewards, right?

The other respondents probably had similar thoughts.

Despite the complaints, to be honest, the Spider Donuts are quite effective and very useful for Bruce Wayne.

After all, considering Bruce Wayne's "side job" and the powerful weapons that are prevalent in modern society, the biggest threat Batman faces is bullets.

Although the Spider Donuts aren't as effective as Tony Stark's healing potion, Black Widow's Senzu Beans, or Bruce Banner's Horse Charm, the system still rewarded me with ten of them!

That means Batman has ten chances!

Anyway, Bruce Wayne was very satisfied with the reward.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

At that moment, the system notification sounded.

A corresponding video clip was then played on the big screen.

The first person to appear before everyone was Professor X, a young Professor X, who was sitting in a wheelchair and simply "walked" into an office.

"Hank, are you there?"

As Professor X walked inside, he casually said to Beast Hank, "I want you to meet..."

The story ends abruptly here, because Professor X suddenly discovers an "uninvited guest" in his office.

To be precise, it was someone unexpected.

Mystique Riven.

Hank was chatting with Mystique Raven.

“Raven?” Professor X asked, somewhat surprised.

"Mora?"

Raven couldn't help but glance at the CIA female agent who had come in with Professor X.

"Excuse me, do we know each other?"

The female agent looked completely bewildered.

Everyone watching immediately recognized her; she was the same female agent who appeared in the Cuban Missile Crisis scenario, the one who shot Magneto but accidentally caused Professor X to be paralyzed by the gunshot wound.

Everyone couldn't help but feel a little strange. The female agent had clearly fought alongside Mystique, so why did she suddenly not recognize her?

But everyone quickly realized what was going on.

At that time, Mystique fought in her true form, a blue "freak".

Mystique has changed her appearance, which is why the female agent couldn't recognize her.

What no one would expect is that it was actually Professor X who erased the female agent's memories.

After a brief greeting, Mora, Hank, and the other "unrelated people" left the office, leaving Mystique alone.

“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Raven!” Professor X said to Mystique from the bottom of his heart. “Welcome home!”

“This is not my home!” Mystique said.

"At least it used to be."

“No, this has always been your home. I’m just staying here temporarily,” Mystique said rather rudely.

It seems that after Mystique left with Magneto, her relationship with Professor X has become quite distant.

“I can hardly recognize this place anymore,” Mystique’s voice rang out as she sighed.

“You know how much I envision this place,” Professor X replied leisurely. “I want to turn it into a real campus, a university, where not only mutants but ordinary people can join.”

"We live, work, and grow together."

Through Professor X's words, everyone has gained a more intuitive and in-depth understanding of him.

He was indeed a very noble and upright person. His ideals and actions were impeccable, and to some extent, he was very worthy of respect.

only.

Those of us watching have all been through a lot, and from a high vantage point, we can't help but feel that Professor X is a bit too idealistic.

Humans are inherently xenophobic; it's part of human nature.