Chapter 889 Two Unusual Questions

A video of Tony Stark's sudden death shocked many players and viewers again.

You must know that Iron Man is the core of the Avengers, a C-position, and there are many scenes in the future, but the result is that the Avengers have not been established yet, but they are dead?

After it ended, a new question immediately popped up on the light screen: "Question, among the following options, who killed Iron Man Tony Stark?"

"a: Natasha Romanoff, b: Nick Fury, c: Yinfan Vanke, d: Hank Pym."

The first reaction of Tony, Eric, Bruce Banner and the people of the motherland when they saw this question was to look at Natasha Romanoff.

There was no way, anyone had made it clear just now that Natasha was the murderer.

Natasha subconsciously defended herself: "It's not me!"...

Then he frowned and said, "Well, at least it's not me in front of you."

She had just learned about the parallel time and space universe from Tony Stark. The future given by the quiz game seemed to prove the existence of the parallel time and space universe.

But there was too much information, and Natasha Romanoff was still confused at the moment.

The other players looked at each other and said nothing for a while. If there were no natives, Tony Stark and Eric Lensherr, as veteran players who had experienced several quiz games, would probably give their own analysis.

But now both of them were worried. At this time, Bruce Banner asked curiously: "Among the four options, only two appeared in . I don't recognize options c and d. Why is there no short introduction to them later?" "

Tony Stark heard this, hesitated for a moment, and said: "Yin Fan Vanke is the enemy of my father and I, Hank Pym...well, he and my father also have issues. Even now, I and I He can't even sit down together."

Bruce Banner said thoughtfully: "That means options c and d both have motives to harm you?"

"Pim should...well, you can understand it that way." Tony Stark raised his eyebrows and said nothing more.

Judging from the above, options a and b are the most suspicious, but Tony Stark has already eliminated option b, which is most likely to be a murderer.

Let's not mention his impression of Natasha for the moment, just analyze the routines of historical question and answer games.

This kind of option that looks very much like the correct answer is mostly a deliberately misleading trap in the end. Many people have stepped on it before and fell into it.

If he had to choose between A and B, Tony Stark would choose A. Braised Dantou does little things all day long, and he is doing good things, but he behaves like a bad guy. In short, he is quite Cao Dan. Guy.

However, Tony Stark still feels that option c is the most suspicious. After all, in his world, Yin Fan Vanke has actually launched an attack on him.

But at that time, Yin Fan Vanke also relied on the Ark Reactor and got two whip ropes as weapons.

Maybe in the parallel time and space of this cartoon, Yin Fan started to play dirty?

Soon, the countdown to answer the question began. Since no one had much confidence in the question, and the people from the motherland also suffered a big loss in the first question, everyone was very patient and had no intention of rushing to answer the question.

….It wasn’t until the countdown was about to end that the buttons were clicked separately.

Even if they are not active, there will always be someone who succeeds in answering. At a glance, it seems that they are all stuck on the button of taking pictures at the last second, but in the end it was Bruce Banner who succeeded in answering.

He scratched his head, frowned and said, "Okay, I'll choose any one, I choose d."

"Good luck, man." Tony Stark shrugged and chose c.

Homelander and Eric Lensherr chose b, while Natasha Romanoff, like Tony Stark, also chose c.

However, after the countdown ended, the correct answer was not given immediately, but a new question popped up: "Question, among the following options, who single-handedly destroyed the Avengers?"

"a: Hank Pym, b: Yinfan Vanke, c: Nick Fury, d: Stephen Strange"

Tony Stark and Eric Lensherr looked at each other, both frowning deeply.

As the only veteran players present, they had never experienced anything like this in their previous answers.

There have been times when questions were given twice or even three times in a row, but the next question was only given after the answer to the previous question was announced.

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As a result, before the answer to the previous question was announced this time, the next question popped up first, which seemed abnormal!

However, smart people have also deduced that there are important clues hidden behind this abnormality - it is very likely that the answers to the two questions are the same!

In fact, if you think about it carefully, you can also analyze the doubts. Tony Stark was a member of the Avengers, and was even one of the core members selected by Nick Fury to form the Avengers. However, he died inexplicably, and just Die at the stall where Avengers Alliance is about to be established!

This may indicate that the murderer is not targeting Tony Stark alone, but is trying to destroy the entire Avengers! Among the players present, including those from the motherland, they are actually quite smart.

Bruce Banner looked around and speculated: "I suspect that the choice given by one of us just now is not only the answer to the previous question, but also the answer to this question. What do you think?"

Tony Stark glanced at Homelander from the corner of his eye and said in a calm tone: "Everything is possible, Bruce. What I can remind you is that quiz games often deliberately set traps to lure us to choose the wrong options. In short, it's right to be cautious."

Having said that, he also agreed with Bruce Banner's statement.

The correct answer to this question should be to choose from a, b, and c.

Reverse reasoning, the correct answer to the previous question, option a can be ruled out first, but at the end of the previous question, several players avoided option a at the same time.

Tony Stark began to doubt his choice of the previous question. Yin Fan Wanke did have a grudge against him and his father, but it shouldn't be necessary to eliminate the entire Avengers, right?

Hank Pym should be ruled out in the same way, so the answer is C: Nick Fury?

Here comes the question again, Nick Fury proposed to form the Avengers, why did he have to destroy the Avengers himself?

Besides, even if this egghead wanted to, would he have the ability to do it?

Unless Captain Marvel is called, but Captain Marvel is unlikely to help him kill innocent people.

After this analysis, the problem has not been solved, but more and more!

Other players are similar. Even if they are keenly aware of the connection between the two questions, there are still too few clues, and it is difficult to get accurate analysis and judgment.

Question and answer the world, start to run wild from Marvel.

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