American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Thor couldn't help but burst into smug laughter, making everyone want to punch him. "Even a god slayer can't cause any trouble in front of Thor Odinson."

The participants couldn't help but chuckle.

Who was it that was beaten like a grandson by the Godslayer and fled in disarray, unable to even keep his own weapon?

Nobody bothered to expose Thor anymore.

"Alright, whatever the case, the Godslayer has indeed been defeated. Let's see what exactly happened!"

Tony Stark then shrugged and addressed everyone.

"What's there to analyze? It's definitely option A!"

Thor, without hesitation, declared decisively, "It must have been me who obtained Zeus's artifact and then defeated Gael in one fell swoop!"

“That’s obvious. Thunderbolts can’t exert their full power in Valikir’s hands, but it’s a different story in mine.”

"I used lightning to kill Zeus, the king of the gods, have you forgotten?"

"The answer to this question is definitely A!"

The possibility that Thor mentioned certainly exists, but that doesn't mean it's enough to rule out the other options.

Everyone understands that Thor chose option A simply because he seemed to be the most awesome among the options.

"Thor, what you said makes sense, but I think we should wait until we've analyzed all the options before making a comprehensive consideration."

Bruce Wayne said to Thor.

"Bruce, the answer is obvious, isn't it? There's nothing more to consider."

Thor grinned at Bruce Wayne and then gave his answer directly.

All participants have already answered the questions in the previous round. This is the first question in the new round, and it is also about Thor.

Thor's answer was, of course, perfectly correct.

"I choose A!"

[Incorrect answer!]

The system immediately emitted such a notification sound.

[The respondent, Thor Odinson, will be punished by having five years of divine power removed. This is to be carried out immediately!]

Swish!

Thor's five years of divine power vanished just like that.

"The answer isn't A? That doesn't make sense!"

Thor ignored the fact that his divine power had been deducted, and was somewhat unable to accept it.

He was the mighty Thor, wielding Zeus's artifacts and capable of killing Zeus himself, yet he still couldn't kill Gol?

Is Geli even more powerful than Zeus?

However, the answer is definitely not A.

"OK, let's look at the other options."

Tony Stark ignored Thor and continued speaking while looking at the big screen.

His gaze first fell on option B.

"Thor, can you use spells to create a group of Thors?" Tony Stark asked, looking at Thor.

"This kind of thing is indeed very cool, and of course I'm very good at it too, but this kind of thing is still a bit exaggerated."

After thinking for a while, Thor shook his head.

He is incapable of doing such a thing now.

"Is it possible that..."

Professor X offered another theory: "The current Thor certainly can't do this, but the future Thor might be able to?"

You know what, Professor X's words actually make a lot of sense.

Snapped!

Thor slapped his thigh: "That makes sense! It must be! Absolutely! The answer is B. I must have created a bunch of Thors and defeated Gale!"

Everyone completely ignored Thor.

You'd be a fool to believe you.

You were just as certain when it came to option A.

Do you really think that every question will be like the last one, where you just stumble upon a lucky answer?

However, option B is also a possibility.

Odin could grant the power of Thor to whoever wielded his hammer with a single spell, so it's not unfounded that Thor could create spells that allow him to directly create other Thors.

After discussion, option B is pending.

Next, everyone's attention turned to option C, and option C undoubtedly also has this possibility.

As everyone has seen, even the combined might of the three Asgardian gods was no match for Gale the Godslayer. It was only natural that they had to pay the price of sacrificing one of Thor's gods.

As for option D...

"Talk-no-jutsu? I don't think there's any need to discuss this option anymore," Tony Stark said matter-of-factly.

You need to have brains before you can use your words!

This is a bit too much for Thor, isn't it?

Not only Tony Stark, but all the other contestants present felt the same way.

Could Thor, a guy with all his limbs but neglected brain development, possibly convince anyone?

Or should I try to persuade someone who is obsessed with slaying gods?

Everyone agreed that the possibility was extremely low.

The answer to this question must be either B or C.

So, is it B or C?

After a brief discussion, everyone generally felt that option C was more likely.

After all, while option B isn't entirely impossible, it's certainly not something that's easy to achieve.

If Thor could really do that, why would he need to go to the City of the Almighty for help?

Why not just scatter beans to create soldiers?

As for who should answer the question, after a brief discussion among the participants, the question fell to Bruce Wayne.

"I choose C!"

[Incorrect answer!]

[The respondent, Bruce Wayne, will be penalized by having his shooting skills removed. This will be implemented immediately!]

Wrong again?

The respondents were somewhat surprised, since they thought option C was quite likely.

However, since option C is wrong, there's nothing to dwell on.

“The answer is only B or D. If that’s the case, then we can only choose option B, right?” Clark Kent said from the side.

It expressed what everyone was thinking.

Creating a bunch of Thors is definitely more reliable than using talk-no-jutsu.

"I told you so long ago, but you just wouldn't listen!"

Thor began shaking his head repeatedly, looking heartbroken.

however.

I choose B!

When Professor X gave option B as the answer...

[Incorrect answer!]

[The respondent, Charles Eric, will be punished by having his psychological knowledge and skills erased, effective immediately!]

It is important to note that what is being erased here is psychological knowledge and experience, not Professor X's mind control abilities.

There is a fundamental difference between the two.

"So... the answer to this question is actually D?"

Magneto looked on incredulously and exclaimed in surprise.

The other respondents also felt like they'd been screwed over; Thor's persuasive talk had convinced them, which seemed utterly absurd.

Even if we know the answer now, it's still the same!

[This question will be automatically locked after three consecutive incorrect answers detected. The user will be unable to answer while the question is locked.]

[This question is currently locked. We will now proceed directly to the analysis phase.]

The correct answer to this question is D. He didn't defeat Geer physically, but ultimately persuaded him through persuasion.

The system notification sounds started ringing continuously.

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

What first appeared before them was a vast, boundless sea, stretching to the horizon.

In the middle of that sea, there was a very strange statue that seemed to be made of the cosmos.

The Godslayer, Ger, stood before the statue with a devout expression.

As for Thor and Jane Foster, they stood behind Gel, both of them wearing expressions of despair.

They failed, but the Gate of Eternity was still opened!

"Ger, stop right now!"

Thor called out to Gel ahead.