American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Tony Stark's voice rang out in a series of words.

He shrugged at everyone and quickly came to this conclusion.

"Don't rush, Stark, let's confirm this."

Bruce Wayne said this, then looked at Thor, "Thor, is the Valkyrie really the weakest?"

Naturally, the prince of Asgard is the one who has the most say in such matters.

"First of all, I am the strongest, that's without a doubt, but as for the female Thor and the Valkyrie... Seriously, Jane Foster actually became Thor? I don't believe it! I don't believe it either!"

Thor protested, clearly dissatisfied.

Even now, he still can't accept this. When did Thor's hammer become such a lowly thing?

Can anyone pick up anything easily?

Thor should be one of a kind!

Thor's artifacts should naturally be unique!

"Forget it, Bruce, asking Thor is pointless."

Tony Stark shrugged helplessly. "You expect to get a relatively objective description from Thor?"

You're overthinking it, honey!

"Thor is the strongest, no problem, but between the female Thor and the Valkyrie, one is the God of Thunder and the other is the God of War, I think the God of Thunder is still a bit stronger, right, Thor?"

Professor X spoke in very subtle terms.

After these few brief interactions, Professor X had gained some understanding of Thor's personality.

"Although I still have doubts about the female Thor, if there really is such a female Thor, she would naturally be more powerful than the Valkyrie."

"Thor is the one who wields the power of Thor! Everyone, the power of Thor! That's something Valkyrie can't compare to."

Thor said heavily from the side.

There are two Thors and one Valkyrie, and Valkyrie is the weakest of the three, which is basically beyond doubt.

"So, the answer to this question is Valkyrie?"

Magneto felt something was off. If that was the case, then the question was far too easy.

It's ridiculously simple.

"No, we cannot draw that conclusion so easily."

Bruce Wayne shook his head, remembering a crucial detail: "The thunderbolt, the divine weapon of Zeus, the king of the gods!"

Chapter 528 The Gods of Asgard Suffer a Cruel Trap

With Bruce Wayne's reminder, all the participants in the room naturally remembered.

According to the information revealed in the previous round of questions, after the Godslayer Gale attacked Asgard, Thor and his two companions went to the Almighty City to seek reinforcements.

So it's clear that this event takes place before the final battle against the Godslayer in the Shadow Kingdom.

In the city of the gods, Thor killed Zeus and stole Zeus's thunderbolt!

In other words, during the battle between the Shadow King and the Godslayer Gol, Thor's side possessed one of Zeus's artifacts.

So how much of a boost can such a divine artifact from a god-king provide to a person?

How much of a leap can it enable a person's abilities to take?

While no one can give a definitive answer to this point, comparing it to Thor's hammer can actually provide a comparison.

Thor's hammer, though not the artifact of the God King, can still turn an ordinary person into Thor. So surely the artifact of the God King must be no worse than Thor's hammer?

Of course, other divine artifacts may not be able to transform a person into a god in an instant, like Thor's hammer.

After all, Thor's hammer is a special case; Odin once placed a curse on it.

Whoever wields Thor's hammer will gain the power of Thor.

People don't think other artifacts would have similar spells, after all, no god would casually leave such a "backdoor" to selflessly help others.

But even disregarding all that, if a god were to use a divine artifact, it would undoubtedly greatly enhance their combat power.

This is a point that is generally agreed upon.

Then the problem is coming.

Who exactly wielded the thunderbolt?

“Thor has Stormbreaker, Jane Foster has Mjolnir, and I don’t think they would easily change their artifacts, so it seems more likely that the Valkyrie will use lightning.”

Bruce Wayne's voice rang out, and he made his basic judgment.

"That's natural. Thor's Stormbreaker and Jane Foster's Mjolnir are both exclusive artifacts. Apart from Thor, no one else can use them!"

"So...it seems like there's no other choice!"

Tony Stark shrugged as he stood to the side.

The logic behind this is quite simple.

If Thor or Thoressie were to use lightning, then a divine weapon would be wasted, which is naturally very unreasonable.

The only users of Thunderclap are Valkyries who are unable to wield Thor's weapons.

"So... Thor's Stormbreaker can't be used by anyone but him, Jane Foster's Mjolnir can't be used by anyone but her, but why can Zeus's thunderbolt be taken away and used at will by others?"

Magneto's voice rang out, and he couldn't help but complain from the side.

Zeus is the king of the gods, on par with Odin, Thor's father. Gods of this caliber can have their artifacts stolen and used without any difficulty.

On the contrary, those of lower rank, such as Thor, possessed their own exclusive artifacts.

This looks a bit awkward no matter how you look at it.

However, that is the truth.

Thor, who was a lower-ranking god of thunder, did one thing after stealing the thunderbolt: he used it to kill Zeus.

This makes people increasingly suspect that Zeus, who is on par with Odin, is a complete fraud, because only in this way can everything be explained.

“We don’t understand things about artifacts, Eric.”

Professor X chuckled at this point, "However, it seems there's no longer any doubt about who will wield the lightning bolt."

There's no doubt that the Valkyrie uses Thunder, but the real question is, how powerful is the Valkyrie who uses Thunder?

How does it compare to Thor and the female Thor?

This makes it very difficult to judge.

No one would be surprised if any possibility arose.

"The answer can't be me anyway!"

Thor shook his head repeatedly, saying in an unquestionable tone, "There's no way I could be injured by someone like the Godslayer... What, seriously injured? That's even more impossible!"

"No, no, no, the answer can't be that both Thor and Valkyrie were injured, and two of us were seriously injured by the Godslayer? How could Asgard be so weak?"

"The answer is definitely either the Goddess of Thor or the Goddess of Valkyrie!"

Thor's gaze kept moving across the big screen as he continuously offered his "analysis."

Throughout the entire piece, it revolves around a core logic: Thor is an incredibly powerful being, and any answer that would diminish Thor's reputation is simply impossible.

"So, between Thor, the female Thor, and the Valkyrie, who do you think it is?"

Tony Stark watched Thor intently from the side.

"Of course it is... Shit, this question is flawed, everyone, it's definitely flawed!"

Thor shook his head vigorously before saying, "But... if I had to choose one, I'd choose Valkyrie! A female Thor is still a Thor! Although I have great faith in Valkyries, we are Thor!"

“So Thor, that’s your answer, right?” Bruce Wayne asked for confirmation from the side.

"That's right, that's my answer!"

Thor said emphatically, "This question is about Thor, about Asgard, and it should be my responsibility to answer it, right?"

"I choose Valkyrie!"

Without hesitation, Thor gave his answer to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted such a notification sound.

"YES! Did you see that?!"

Thordell was immediately excited. "That's exactly what I said, right?"

Seeing Thor's excited expression, the other participants couldn't help but mutter to themselves, "How can such 'analysis' lead to a correct answer?"

Thor, that guy, is really lucky.

[Congratulations to Thor Odinson for winning the prize: a magical tuxedo!]

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

With this series of system notifications, an ordinary-looking tuxedo appeared in Thor's hands.

However, along with it came a somewhat outdated-looking wristwatch.

"A wristwatch? Wasn't the reward supposed to be a magical tuxedo? The system is actually offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal?" Clark Kent couldn't help but chuckle and tease from the side.

There is only one answer.

Bruce Wayne added, "This watch is actually part of the same set as the magical tuxedo. Maybe this watch is the reason why the tuxedo is magical."

Tony Stark then went up and touched the tuxedo, examining it briefly, but found nothing unusual.

He made a guess: "Could this tuxedo be a magical item? But it doesn't seem to make sense to pair a magical item with a wristwatch."

"Judging from that watch, it might be a technological item."

It sounds strange that a tuxedo is a technological item, but since it's a tuxedo rewarded by the system, it must not be an ordinary tuxedo, but an "extraordinary tuxedo".