American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“I have lost my divine power, and I am even no longer qualified to lift the hammer. I have been exiled, and I do not know how to go back.”

Thor's face, however, showed a hint of sadness.

"Thor, there's always a way," Captain America comforted Thor. "In the future, you'll pick up your hammer again."

"Thank you, Rogers, but it always feels a little strange for you to comfort me like this," Thor said honestly.

It's a bit strange for someone who can wield his hammer to comfort him about being able to wield it in the future.

Chapter 108 Why did Thor destroy the Rainbow Bridge?

[Question: Why did Thor destroy the Rainbow Bridge?]

[A. During a battle with Loki and his brothers, he unintentionally destroyed the Rainbow Bridge.]

[B. To prevent Loki from using the Bifrost to destroy Jotunheim]

[C. To stop the invasion of Hela, the goddess of death]

[D. To prevent the Dark Elves from using Aether particles to corrupt Asgard]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a dose of the improved T-virus reagent as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

A new question appeared on the big screen, and everyone in the room turned their attention to it. It turned out to be a question about Thor.

"I destroyed the Rainbow Bridge? That's absurd! How could I do such a thing?" Thor immediately shook his head upon seeing the topic.

The Rainbow Bridge is a very important fortification for Asgard, serving as a portal connecting Asgard to other parts of the universe. Thor would not destroy the Rainbow Bridge unless he was insane.

"Thor, no one knows what the future holds," Black Widow said to Thor with a serious expression. "Did you ever imagine that one day you would be exiled by Odin?"

Thor was speechless for a moment after being spoken to by the Black Widow.

Indeed, Thor once led the Asgardian army on campaigns across the land, winning every battle and earning a renowned reputation that resounded throughout the nine star systems.

Thor's prestige in Asgard reached its peak, and both ordinary Asgardians and Odin were very satisfied with him.

Odin even planned to pass the throne to Thor.

Everything went so smoothly.

If someone had told Thor back then that his father would exile him in the future, Thor would have slapped that person so hard that even their own mother wouldn't recognize them.

I am destined to be king, everyone in Asgard knows that, what nonsense are you spouting?

However, the future is unpredictable, and even during Thor's coronation ceremony, an accident occurred that led Thor to his current predicament.

“Something must have happened in the future that forced you to make this difficult decision,” Captain America said to Thor.

“Thor, I can tell you very clearly that the Rainbow Bridge did indeed break in the future,” Nick Fury added from the side.

This has been shown in previous footage.

"The prince of Asgard? Thor?" Tony Stark couldn't help but shake his head repeatedly. "Have you been weaned yet?"

Is this Thor?

Like a little child, she is so fragile that she seems to have never grown up. She often yells for her father and can't accept anything that might happen in the future. She needs constant guidance and encouragement from others.

Tony Stark was truly filled with contempt.

"Tony Stark, how dare you speak to me like that?" Thor shouted, glaring at Tony Stark.

He is a prince from Asgard, and Midgard is just one of his father's territories. How dare the people of Midgard be so disrespectful to him?

"Alright, let's get back to the question." Captain America frowned, interrupting the two, and said in a deep voice, "Thor, is A possible?"

Thor showed some respect to the man who could wield a hammer, turning his head back to focus his gaze on the large screen.

"Impossible!" Thor shook his head decisively without even thinking. "I will not lay a hand on Loki. There will be no such thing as me fighting Loki."

"What if, for some unavoidable reason, you actually end up fighting Loki?" Nick Fury asked pointedly. "Thor, we've obtained relevant information through the quiz system. There's a high probability that you and Loki have gone to war."

Thor remained silent.

He couldn't accept this, but since it was a future revealed by the quiz system, he couldn't ignore it.

Even so, it's still impossible.

After a moment, Thor shook his head. "The Rainbow Bridge is very sturdy. Even if Loki and I were to have a major battle, it would be impossible for us to destroy it."

“A is out of the question for now, so what about B?” Nick Fury asked in a deep voice. “You deliberately destroyed the Bifrost to stop Loki from destroying Jotunheim?”

“That’s impossible too.” Thor shook his head almost without thinking. “My father would never allow Loki to do such a thing!”

During Thor's coronation ceremony, the Frost Giants broke into Asgard's treasury, yet Odin didn't even intend to pursue the matter.

Later, Thor led his men to attack Jotunheim in an attempt to avenge himself, but he was not only forcibly brought back by Odin, but he also angered Odin and was exiled by him!

His father Odin was always like that, his ideas were outdated and too conservative, not to mention the destruction of Jotunheim.

“Loki isn’t that kind of warmonger either. This isn’t his style, it’s mine!” Thor paused, then added.

"Thor, you really don't understand your brother at all," Captain America couldn't help but exclaim.

Loki isn't warlike?

Loki has demonstrated himself quite a bit in the quiz system, clearly showing himself to be a treacherous, cunning, and extremely dangerous individual.

It was nothing like what Thor described.

“Jotunheim? In mythology, it’s one of the Nine Realms.” Coulson then asked Thor, “Thor, is it like that in reality as well?”

“Yes, Jotunheim is indeed one of the Nine Realms.” Thor nodded, giving an affirmative answer.

“Then Jotunheim is also one of Odin’s territories, and Odin certainly wouldn’t allow his territory to be completely destroyed.” Coulson nodded.

The others nodded in agreement. This was much more reliable than Thor's analysis, which showed a deep misunderstanding of his brother.

“No! We can’t analyze it that way.” Nick Fury shook his head, interrupting everyone. “This analysis sounds reasonable, but it doesn’t hold up to scrutiny at all.”

"Thor, you said your father wouldn't allow Loki to do this. How do you know your father will still think this way in the future?"

"You know, people can change. Maybe something will happen in the future that will change your father's mind?"

"Or perhaps, something happens in the Nine Realms or the universe in the future, and your father is too busy to care about Loki?"

“We know that Thanos will invade Earth in the future, and Earth happens to be your father’s territory. Your father might even go to war with Thanos.”

“You say Loki isn’t that style, but Thor, your understanding of Loki is too limited. In my opinion, Loki is exactly that style.”

"Even setting aside Loki's style, it's possible that Loki had some unavoidable reason for doing that?"

"In short, there are too few clues to analyze in option B, so we are unable to conduct an effective analysis."

Nick Fury's words left everyone present speechless.

But everyone has to admit that Nick Fury's words make a lot of sense.

Chapter 109 The Great Battle of the Lochit brothers

"We really know too little about the divine realm."

After a moment of silence, Black Widow nodded and said, "This feeling is like a skilled cook trying to make a meal without rice."

No matter how strong your analytical skills or how clever you are, there are simply too few clues to analyze, and there's nothing anyone can do about it.

"If that's the case, then not only option B, but also options C and D are beyond our ability to analyze," Captain America said, glancing up at the options on the big screen.

Actually, option A is also impossible to analyze, but it seems much more plausible than the other options.

Thor knew very well what the Rainbow Bridge was like, and it was unlikely that its sturdiness or anything like that would change during its future "renovation".

The power of Thor and Loki is undeniable, and it's highly unlikely that their combined strength would drastically change to the point where the aftershocks of their battle could destroy the Rainbow Bridge.

Of course, it's not that it doesn't exist.

However, compared to the other options, option A does indeed have far fewer unpredictable factors.

As a judgment, it is reliable enough.

"Hela has invaded Asgard?"

"Dark elves are using aether particles to corrupt Asgard?"

"If these two things really happen, they are both complex and specific issues, and we have no way to make any judgments or analyses without knowing anything about them."

"If Thor were to find himself in a situation with no other choice due to these two invasions, and ultimately had to destroy the Rainbow Bridge, I can only say that it is possible!"

Nick Fury shrugged and addressed the crowd.

"This question is really difficult," Coulson couldn't help but sigh.

It seems that apart from option A, which can be eliminated, there is absolutely no way to filter the other three options.

This question is different from most others because the options are no longer for a specific person, but for a specific event.

And events have infinite possibilities.

“Let’s go through any possible clues again from the beginning. Let’s all think about it,” Tony Stark suggested. “The system won’t give us questions we can’t analyze. Some of the clues we have must be useful.”

At Tony Stark's suggestion, everyone racked their brains and began to recall.

"When Loki invaded New York, the Rainbow Bridge was already broken!" Black Widow said to everyone first.

When Loki was captured by Iron Man and Captain America, Thor came to Earth to "rescue" him. Loki once told Thor something like, "Odin will have to expend a lot of dark energy to teleport him to Earth after the Rainbow Bridge breaks."

Since not everyone knew about this, Black Widow described some relevant information from the footage to everyone present.

"From this we can draw a conclusion: if the Rainbow Bridge breaks, coming to Earth won't be an easy thing, right, Thor?"

Captain America quickly extracted the relevant information and questioned Thor.

“That’s right. The Rainbow Bridge is a bridge used by Asgard to travel between different star systems. If the Rainbow Bridge is broken, I’m afraid only my father would be able to travel to other planets.”

“Neither Loki nor I can do it.” Thor nodded solemnly.

"So, Loki arrived on Earth before the Rainbow Bridge broke?" Thor's confirmation made everyone's eyes light up.