American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"He's the Peter from Endgame!"

"Yes, that 'Peter' character appeared suspended by a thin thread! He used the thread like a spider, he must be Spider-Man!"

Coulson immediately chimed in.

“Then C can be ruled out. Isn’t the relationship between that ‘Peter’ and Stark quite good?” Nick Fury immediately made his judgment.

"Besides C, does anyone else remember anything?" Captain America asked, scanning the crowd.

“Actually, I’ve also remembered something.” Nick Fury nodded emphatically and, without waiting for anyone to ask, took the initiative to explain.

"Option B, I don't know who Scott Lang is, but the nickname Ant-Man reminds me of someone from S.H.I.E.L.D., Hank Pym."

"Hank Pym?" Black Widow looked surprised. "Nick Fury, is this Hank Pym someone with the same name?"

Pym Technologies is considered a large conglomerate in the United States, and it even competed with Stark Industries during World War II.

Their strength is still very, very formidable.

However, in modern times, Pym Technology has gradually declined, but even so, it is still a very powerful company in the United States.

The founder of this company is Hank Pym.

However, it is said that Hank Pym was recently kicked out of the company by his daughter and his protégé, and his situation is not very good.

“No, he is Hank Pym.” Nick Fury shook his head emphatically. “Hank Pym founded Pym Technologies after he left S.H.I.E.L.D..”

Coulson and Black Widow were both greatly surprised by this; they never imagined that such a business tycoon would actually come from S.H.I.E.L.D.

"Sir, why did Hank Pym leave S.H.I.E.L.D." Coulson couldn't help but ask.

He had a vague feeling that something unusual must have happened.

How can an intelligence agency like S.H.I.E.L.D. be entered and withdrawn as you please?

"That happened many years ago. To put it simply, Hank Pym possessed a cutting-edge technology, but S.H.I.E.L.D. tried to replicate it. As a result, Hank Pym had a falling out with the three founders and left S.H.I.E.L.D."

"Oh, by the way, Stark's father was one of the three founders."

Nick Fury will now give an introduction.

His words shocked everyone present. As a member of S.H.I.E.L.D., he had fallen out with the three founders of S.H.I.E.L.D.

It's unbelievable that he left S.H.I.E.L.D. after their falling out and is still unscathed.

That Hank Pym is definitely not a simple person.

Everyone's smart enough to guess that it must be related to the technology that Hank Pym possesses.

"Ant-Man? Is this Hank Pym's technology?" Iron Man asked, staring at Nick Fury.

"That's right. Hank Pym's codename at S.H.I.E.L.D. used to be Ant-Man. He invented a suit that allowed him to shrink to the size of an ant."

Nick Fury nodded.

Everyone around was speechless with astonishment. Hank Pym was incredibly skilled at something like this.

"Incredible technology!"

Even Iron Man couldn't help but show his admiration; Hank Pym was indeed a remarkable scientist.

Chapter 092 The Relationship Between Vision and Jarvis

"So Scott Lang is Hank Pym's successor? What else do we know besides that?"

Black Widow stared at Nick Fury again and asked.

Nick Fury shook his head this time: "That's all I know."

"So, Scott Lang's master and Stark's father were enemies? Maybe 'enemies' is a bit of an exaggeration, but at least they 'had a falling out'."

"So Scott Lang might hold a grudge against Stark because of this! Does that mean the answer is clear?"

Thor summarized everyone's analysis and addressed them.

"That's possible!" Captain America nodded emphatically.

Wasn't it because of the grudges between their fathers that Ivan Vanko wanted to kill Stark?

It's not impossible that Scott Lang would become hostile to the Starks because of a grudge between his elders, and thus stand against the Starks in the Civil War.

However, Scott Lang and Ivan Vanko's situations are not quite the same, so making a judgment based on this would be somewhat far-fetched.

"Let's look at the other options. Black Panther T'Challa, doesn't anyone here recognize him?" Captain America then looked at everyone and asked.

Everyone looked blank and thoughtful; clearly, no one knew who T'Challa was.

"Nick Fury!"

After a few seconds of silence, Iron Man suddenly looked up and exclaimed, "Your Black Panther suit!"

"Black Panther suit!" Nick Fury paused for a moment, then instantly understood Iron Man's meaning. "'Black Panther'! Stark, you mean, the Black Panther suit might have something to do with Black Panther?"

At first, no one thought anything of it, but after Iron Man and Nick Fury said that, they began to think that there might really be some kind of connection between the two.

"Aren't you curious why this suit is designed to resemble a black panther?"

"This reminds me of Batman's helmet, because that helmet is Batman's equipment, which is why it's shaped like a bat."

"What if the Black Panther suit is in the same situation?"

"Black Panther appears in the options for this question, so he is obviously a superhero. What if the Black Panther suit is his equipment?"

Iron Man's few words made everyone's eyes light up.

Although Iron Man is purely hypothetical, it is logical to some extent.

"It's a bold idea, but it sounds reasonable!" Coulson nodded in approval.

The others present also did not raise any objections.

"We have also learned that the system's rewards may come from another parallel world of us, such as my Mark 7 armor!"

"Then is it possible that your Black Panther suit also comes from T'Challa, the Black Panther from another parallel universe?"

Iron Man continued, providing evidence for his theory from different angles, which made his reasoning more convincing.

“Stark, we understand what you mean. Now let’s assume the Black Panther suit is indeed T’Challa’s. And then, what do you have to say?”

Nick Fury knew Iron Man must have something on his mind, so he stared at Iron Man and asked.

“Didn’t you say that the Black Panther suit was made of vibranium?” Iron Man said slowly. “Vibranium is a rare metal from Wakanda.”

Wakanda!

This originally unremarkable name became known to everyone at the scene because an "unidentified object" appeared in the sky above it.

So, T'Challa the Black Panther could have come from Wakanda, or he could have bought vibranium from Wakanda.

But what does this have to do with the topic? Nobody knows.

"My father bought vibranium from Wakanda many years ago," Iron Man said after a moment of silence.

"Great! After going through so many twists and turns, we've finally found a connection that's practically nonexistent!" Nick Fury shrugged, somewhat speechless.

“This is the only contact we can find,” Iron Man said, shrugging as well.

"T'Challa might be from Wakanda, and your father bought things from Wakanda, so it's possible that T'Challa was on your side during the Civil War? That's a stretch, isn't it?"

Black Widow was speechless.

"It's better than guessing randomly." Iron Man shrugged.

He knew, of course, that this basis for judgment was absurd, but it was certainly better than being completely clueless.

"We've finished analyzing T'Challa, but what about Vision?" Captain America asked again.

This time, everyone was basically staring at each other in disbelief.

Up until the previous question, they had never heard of this name before and were completely ignorant of it!

I have absolutely no idea about it.

Even a distant connection like T'Challa's is impossible to find.

"Vision's voice!"

Iron Man seemed to remember something, and he stared at Nick Fury, asking, "Nick Fury, Vision's voice is exactly the same as Jarvis's. Did you notice that?"

"It really is true!"

Nick Fury, reminded by Iron Man, suddenly realized what was going on.

Iron Man's reminder also brought back a memory for Coulson: "Stark, during Endgame, your AI was no longer Jarvis, but Friday!"

“That’s right, that’s exactly what I wanted to say. Why did I replace Jarvis with Friday in the future?” Iron Man’s eyes gleamed. “And Vision’s voice is the same as Jarvis’s. Could that be a coincidence?”

"Stark, are you saying you used Jarvis on Vision?" Black Widow asked astutely from the side.

"I can't be sure, but it's possible! Statistically speaking, the probability of two identical voices appearing is extremely low."

Iron Man answered with a serious expression.

"A low-probability event, coupled with the fact that Stark will abandon Jarvis in the future, folks, I think that meets the criteria for judgment."

"At least this seems to be a much more reliable basis for judging the Black Panther T'Challa option."

Nick Fury addressed the crowd.

Of the four options, Spider-Man is the first one that comes to mind, since everyone knows that he has a good relationship with Iron Man.

The second most certain candidate is Vision, and the possibility that Vision is using Jarvis is actually quite high.

Jarvis is Iron Man's artificial intelligence, and Vision cannot take it away unless Iron Man voluntarily "gives" Jarvis away.

Therefore, there must be an unusual relationship between Vision and Iron Man.

The basis for judging Scott Lang and T'Challa is somewhat far-fetched, especially for Black Panther T'Challa, whose connection is only barely forged.

But this is not scientific research, and it does not pursue 100% accuracy.

Chapter 093 The Stunning Appearance of the Underwear Baby