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The other respondents also did not raise any objections.

The participants then turned their attention to the next option.

"As for option B... I also think the possibility is not very high."

Clark Kent rested his chin on his hand, looked at the big screen, and said to everyone, "The Scarlet Witch is far, far more powerful than the Wizard King. I don't think his sneak attack will be very effective."

Scarlet Witch was able to take down the entire Kamar-Taj single-handedly back then. Now that she's only fighting Doctor Strange and Wizard Wong, will she fail?

"A sneak attack! Option B refers to a sneak attack."

Captain America, however, adopted his usual conservative assessment: "Since it was a sneak attack, it's not surprising that a weaker person defeated a stronger one; it's a sneak attack, after all."

The method of ambushing is so sophisticated that even a small child could throw a bomb and kill Captain America.

If you fight openly and fairly with your strength, then what kind of sneak attack is that?

"I think Rogers makes a good point. Although the strength of the two sides has a great influence on the outcome of a battle, it is by no means the only factor."

"Besides, we're discussing a surprise attack scenario." Professor X agreed with Captain America's point of view.

"So let's leave option B on hold for now," Captain America offered his opinion.

“Then let’s leave it at that,” Clark Kent shrugged.

Neither Tony Stark nor Magneto raised any objections.

Continue with the next option.

"As for Miss America, I don't think her chances are very high."

Tony Stark immediately shook his head. "She doesn't have any other abilities besides opening portals, right?"

Miss America has been in their universe for quite some time now, and everyone is quite familiar with her.

And it's not just that.

Because Nick Fury valued Miss America highly, he paid close attention to developing her abilities and even sent people to provide her with psychological counseling.

My understanding of Miss America is not superficial.

Under these circumstances, the information people have about Miss America is quite reliable.

"Could it be that the Miss America you know is just a facade, and that she actually possesses a hidden power that you are unaware of?"

"It's just that it's hidden so deep that it doesn't usually show up, but when Miss America faces a life-or-death threat, that potential bursts forth?"

After some deep thought, Magneto also came up with a reasonable conjecture.

“Of course we can’t rule out that possibility, but if you ask me, it’s very low.” Bruce Wayne thought for a moment, then shook his head.

"Because Miss America has been being hunted by the Scarlet Witch for quite some time now, and she has faced life-or-death crises more than once or twice."

"If there really was potential to be unleashed, it would have been unleashed long ago, wouldn't it?"

After discussion, option C was eliminated without much doubt.

Now, only one option remains.

"The Scarlet Witch has a change of heart and is letting go on her own? If it were me, I would choose that option." Captain America made this judgment without hesitation.

"I have always believed that Wanda was just stuck in a rut for a while. Although she has done a lot of wrong things, I believe that she will turn back one day."

Captain America's words were mixed with a certain degree of personal emotion, and were somewhat subjective.

However, even if we completely set aside these personal feelings, from a purely logical perspective, there is no reason to rule out option D.

Ultimately, it remains to be determined.

After initial analysis and screening, two options were eliminated, and two more were put on hold.

The next step is to analyze and compare the two undecided options to determine the final choice.

"Did the Wizard King ambush Scarlet Witch, or did Scarlet Witch give up on herself? What do you think?" Professor X asked, looking at the other contestants besides Magneto.

He and Magneto had too limited knowledge of Scarlet Witch to offer any good advice on this matter.

"I think option D is more logical."

Clark Kent shared his opinion, which was the same as Captain America's: "We've all seen Scarlet Witch's abilities. She's a powerful witch, and she's an expert in magic."

"This is a method with almost no weaknesses, allowing Scarlet Witch to do almost anything."

"She can even change reality!"

"So... I think even if it's a sneak attack, the chances of defeating the Scarlet Witch aren't very high."

Unlike Superman, Scarlet Witch doesn't have obvious weaknesses like Kryptonite, which is why even an ordinary person like Bruce Wayne could almost kill her.

Scarlet Witch is inherently flawless.

Furthermore, both the Wizard King and Doctor Strange are wizards from Kamar-Taj, and their methods are exactly the same, so they have no advantage against the Scarlet Witch.

After all, Scarlet Witch knows the magic of Kamar-Taj.

All things considered, it's more plausible that Scarlet Witch herself doesn't want to fight anymore.

After all, although the Scarlet Witch has killed many people, her style of doing things is completely different from those villains who wantonly harm people.

Scarlet Witch only attacks those who stand in her way; she won't target complete strangers.

Even before attacking Kamar-Taj, Doctor Strange and his team were given time to consider and prepare.

All of this shows that Scarlet Witch still has a conscience, but she is influenced by the Dark Book and has amplified her obsession with reuniting with her son.

Under these circumstances, a sudden change of heart is not a particularly abrupt thing.

After some discussion, the answer to this question is D.

While no one can be 100% certain that this is the answer, option D is undoubtedly the most likely.

After the answer was determined, the contestants discussed it briefly, and the spot to answer the question ultimately went to Captain America.

"I choose D, Scarlet Witch relinquishes herself!"

Captain America didn't waste any time with words; he directly addressed the big screen and gave his answer.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted such a notification sound.

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning the Dimensional Array Shangri-La reward!]

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

With these system notifications, a bluish-gray object, resembling a compass, appeared in Captain America's hand.

Without a doubt, it is that strangely named Imperial Arm.

Of course, the corresponding information was also directly fed into Captain America's mind.

"So, this is actually a spatial teleportation item!"

Captain America said in great surprise.

You wouldn't know this at all just by looking at the name.

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"Spatial teleportation?"

Clark Kent shrugged and nodded approvingly.

To be honest, this ability is quite extraordinary.

"So, with this dimensional array thing, Rogers can travel through space at will, just like Doctor Strange?"

Tony Stark couldn't help but nod. "That does sound good."

The contestants have worked together on many missions and know how important the ability to teleport is, but currently, the only way for them to overcome spatial limitations is to rely on Doctor Strange.

But Doctor Strange is a Kamar-Taj agent.

They usually stay inside the temple, not at the question-answering base.

This can be very inconvenient at times.

Now that Captain America has acquired a space-traveling device, this inconvenience has been greatly mitigated.

"Yes, this thing is very convenient to use."

Captain America picked up the "compass" and played with it for a moment before explaining, "As long as you mark it beforehand, this thing can teleport people to any location."

Even at the end of the universe!

"Does it need to be marked beforehand?" Tony Stark raised an eyebrow. "So, this is actually a portable Hextech flying door!"

In principle, the Imperial Arm that Captain America received is exactly the same as the Hextech Gate.

Because Hextech portals cannot teleport to any location arbitrarily, they need to be marked beforehand.

The only difference is that Hextech flying doors require a separate door to be marked.

"So Rogers, are there any restrictions on the use of this Imperial Arm?" Bruce Wayne asked from the side.

Given the usual nature of system rewards, this reward shouldn't be unlimited, right?

Otherwise, wouldn't that mean Steve Rogers would have gained unlimited spatial teleportation capabilities?

"It does have certain limitations in its use."

As Bruce Wayne expected, Captain America immediately nodded, "Each time this item is used, it consumes a lot of energy."

"The energy consumption is different for everyone. If it were me, it would consume about one-fifth of my physical strength every time I used it."

One-fifth of his stamina is a considerable drain, especially considering that Captain America has undergone numerous enhancements and his physical abilities are still quite extraordinary.

If someone else were to use it, the consumption would definitely be much higher.

Even an ordinary person using it might be drained of all their strength and die.

However, considering the incredible power of this item, such consumption is naturally acceptable.

"This consumption is a fixed consumption, right? No matter how far you teleport, it only consumes one-fifth, right?" Magneto pondered for a moment and then asked, guessing from the side.