American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

That's incredible, absolutely incredible.

"It's a real shame Thor didn't participate in this quiz," Tony Stark said with a hint of regret. "Otherwise, I'd really like to see the look on his face."

Given Thor's extremely arrogant personality, he probably simply couldn't believe such a thing.

"The City of All Powers, so this legendary place really exists?" Captain America said with a hint of surprise.

But upon closer reflection, it makes sense.

If gods like Thor, Odin, and Hela exist, then why wouldn't the City of All Power exist?

"The City of All Powers, what kind of place is this?"

Magneto couldn't help but ask, as he had never heard of any Omnipotent City.

"The City of All Powers is also called the Pantheon. Simply put, it's a place where all the gods gather," Bruce Wayne explained to Magneto.

Needless to say, the phrase "the place where the gods gather" vividly describes what the omnipotent city is.

"Since it is a place where gods gather, is it a free and relaxed place like a reading club, or is it a place with hierarchy and rule?"

Professor X then asked a crucial question: "Since Thor is going to this place to recruit the gods, I think we should find out beforehand whether there is a ruler in power here, right?"

Whether or not there is a person in power, these are two completely different things.

If this were just a free and unstructured place, Thor wouldn't infringe on anyone's interests or offend anyone by recruiting an army.

The only thing everyone was considering was whether Thor could persuade the other gods to join their side.

But what if there are people in power?

That would be completely different, meaning that all the gods in the City of Power would be under the control of those in power.

Thor's act of recruiting people was tantamount to a provocation against those in power.

Things will become much more complicated.

They might even clash directly with those in power.

"We know very little about the City of All Powers. To be honest, I don't know if there are any people in power here."

Bruce Wayne thought for a moment, then looked at Tony Stark and Rogers. "Stark, Rogers, what about your world?"

But both of them shook their heads.

Even in myths and legends, the City of All Power is only mentioned briefly and not described in detail, so they don't know much about it.

"We don't know much about the City of All Powers, so we can't start with that background. So... let's take a look at the options."

Captain America then suggested, "There are two possible outcomes: Thor is successfully recruited, or Thor fails to be recruited. Let's take a look at each of these scenarios."

If Thor succeeds in his recruitment, will he recruit an army of gods, or just some lowly soldiers?

"I think it must be an army of gods, right?"

Clark Kent pondered for a moment, then offered his guess, "Given the strength of the Godslayer, the shrimp soldiers and crab generals are probably useless... Since they are shrimp soldiers and crab generals, their strength should be very weak, right?"

“That makes sense, and given Thor’s personality, he probably wouldn’t bother leaving with a bunch of small fry.”

Captain America chimed in from the side.

"Since this is a place where the gods gather, Thor probably won't be able to command such a large following as he does in Asgard, right?"

"Everyone in the City of All Power is a god, so everyone has the same status and position as Thor. Whether or not we pay attention to Thor is another matter."

"That's generally how it is, but what if the gods are facing the threat of a god-slayer? If everyone has a common enemy, it makes sense for them to form an alliance, right?"

The participants engaged in a lively discussion about what kind of army Thor could recruit.

Ultimately, most people believe that Thor recruited a true army of gods, not just a bunch of dwarfs.

"Now, let's see how Thor's recruitment goes."

Captain America spoke up again, offering his opinion first: "Knowing Thor as I do, I'm afraid he might just slink away like that."

“That’s right, Thor will definitely cause a huge scene!” Tony Stark said with certainty.

“If it were Thor, I wouldn’t be surprised if he did something like this,” Bruce Wayne said with a laugh.

He did have some contact with the neighboring universe, but it wasn't for very long, and it was limited to some missions and matters between the two universes.

These are all very serious matters.

Therefore, although we have some understanding of Thor, it is ultimately limited.

Even so, they still had a general impression of Thor's personality.

Bruce Wayne brought that impression into the story of his rampage in the City of the End, and found it didn't feel out of place at all.

"It seems there's no doubt that Thor caused havoc in the City of the Living Dead," Magneto couldn't help but chuckle.

He already knew that Thor was from the world of Tony Stark and Captain America, and the fact that the two of them both thought Thor would cause a huge disturbance already speaks volumes.

It is highly informative.

There's not much to discuss regarding Thor's failed recruitment attempt.

Next, we need to discuss which scenario is more likely: Thor's recruitment succeeds or fails.

"I think the recruitment is more likely to fail."

Professor X thought for a moment and gave his judgment: "Recruiting an army is not that easy. I don't know if there is geopolitics among the gods, but since they are not from the same place, it is difficult for them to recognize each other. In my opinion, they are more likely to fight their own battles."

“Zeus! Gentlemen, have you noticed this? Zeus is also in this omnipotent city.” Tony Stark found a starting point at this moment.

"Zeus needs no introduction, right? In mythology, he is the same as Odin and is also known as the king of the gods, but he does not come from the same pantheon."

"Since a god of that caliber is also in the City of All Power, regardless of whether he is the ruler of the City of All Power or not—although I personally think that possibility is more likely—even without considering these factors, I think Thor's recruitment will inevitably involve him."

"Whether the gods of the Almighty City follow Thor or accept his recruitment, I think, largely depends on Zeus's attitude."

If Zeus shows strong support for Thor, the other gods will surely be eager to support Thor's recruitment as well.

Conversely, if Zeus didn't pay much attention to Thor, the attitude of the other gods would be predictable.

So, will Zeus pay any attention to Thor?

Tony Stark thought this possibility wasn't very high, since the two were from completely different systems.

One is a Norse pantheon, the other a Greek pantheon.

Imagine a god from another system suddenly showing up at your house one day and saying he needs to recruit some people. If it were Tony Stark, he would put himself in that shoes and feel that even just meeting the other party would be a favor to them.

"That's right, Thor and Zeus come from different pantheons, that's the key!"

Captain America's eyes lit up, and he immediately nodded emphatically in agreement.

Isn't this just like a prince from one country going to another country to recruit people?

It seems completely unreliable no matter how you look at it.

Of course, there are indeed successful examples in history, but it should be noted that such successful examples are only a minority and isolated cases, nothing more.

"It seems the answer is already out, isn't it?" Professor X shrugged at this moment.

As of now, all the other respondents have answered the questions once, leaving only Professor X.

Therefore, the spot to answer this question undoubtedly went to Professor X.

I choose D!

Professor X then gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted this notification sound.

[Congratulations to Charles Xavier for winning the Chameleon Tea prize! The prize has been issued; please check your account!]

Swish!

As the system notification sounded, Professor X suddenly found himself holding a very exquisite-looking bottle.

There was some liquid inside the bottle, which was undoubtedly chameleon tea.

"Interesting, very interesting tea."

Professor X sorted through the information about chameleon tea that had been crammed into his mind, and a smile of amazement crept onto his lips.

This tea was truly amazing, even to someone like him who had encountered countless mutants with all sorts of incredible abilities.

"'Chameleon Tea,' does drinking this tea allow you to change your color like a chameleon?"

Magneto made a perfectly reasonable guess from the side.

“It’s a bit more advanced than that,” Professor X explained to Magneto. “Drink a sip of chameleon tea, then touch an object, and you’ll instantly transform into that object.”

666!

All the participants gave it a thumbs up; this chameleon tea was indeed a very interesting prop.

However, Professor X is a teacher whose job is to teach students, so he probably won't have much use for this chameleon tea.

This tool, which perfectly helps people blend into their environment, is ideal for infiltration and concealment.

Only when placed in the hands of an agent like Captain America will it be able to play its proper role.

"A very good reward, but Charles, is this change permanent? I think there must be limitations, right?"

Tony Stark, meanwhile, stared at Professor X and asked a question.

Based on the usual practices of the quiz system, the chameleon tea should also have some kind of time limit, otherwise it would be too outrageous.

"That's right, the Chameleon Tea's transformation can only last for fifteen minutes."

Professor X nodded. "If this time is exceeded, the transformation effect will automatically end."

"Of course, the user can also recover on their own within those fifteen minutes."

“Fifteen minutes? That’s enough.” Bruce Wayne nodded.

Fifteen minutes may not sound like a long time, but in reality, a lot can be done while carrying out a task, so it's definitely not short.

Overall, this reward is actually quite good.

Although Professor X doesn't need it now, he might be able to use it in the future after the X-Men are created and start "taking on missions" to the outside world.

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