Questions and Answers To the Heavens, Starting From Marvel

The video just exposed revealed the existence of , as well as the responsibilities or mission of the Time Management Bureau.

They, the guardians of time, need to protect a sacred timeline from any external interference. In other words, everything that happens on this timeline is established and there is no possibility of change.

But after the question and answer game came, what he did was completely the opposite, revealing various futures without any scruples and unscrupulousness.

From this point of view, the quiz game should be completely hostile to the game.

So here comes the question. The quiz game has been around for so long, but it has not revealed any traces. Of course, there is also a possibility that they can reset time to hide their traces and avoid being noticed by outsiders.

Tony Stark held his chin in his hand and guessed: "I think if this weird question and answer game also comes from a mysterious organization, it must be a higher existence. They don't take this Time Administration seriously at all. !”

Nick Fury agrees: "Indeed, the trivia game reveals the existence of the universe, rather than being erased by those three omniscient and omnipotent gods."

Loki snorted: "No matter what, I hate it very much. If I have the chance, I will make them look good."

"Haha, in the video just now, you said the same thing, and then you were stripped of your precious Asgardian leather clothes?" Tony Stark joked with a smile.

Loki was a little annoyed when he heard this: "Enough, I've had enough, Tony Stark, shut up! I know you said these nonsense just to anger me and try to interfere with my answer. Let me tell you, this Little tricks are of no use to me!"

Tony Stark shrugged: "I can only say that you are too self-righteous."

"Ahem, please be quiet, the next question is here." Hank Pym glared at them dissatisfied, feeling that these two guys were arguing non-stop, maybe they were playing a double act, and the purpose was to target him.

A new problem appeared on the light screen that caught their attention.

"Question, where are the most infinite gems?"

":Earth,:Asgard,:Time Administration,:The Land of Nothingness."

Hank Pym pondered: "I have read the previous quiz game. If I remember correctly, the earth should have the three infinity stones: the time stone, the space stone, and the mind stone, right?"

Nick Fury shook his head: "No, to be precise, there should be only two. The space gems were eventually taken to Asgard."

Scott Lang heard this and said: "There are five Infinity Stones in total, two on Earth and one on Asgard. What is the answer to this question?"

Nick Fury thought for a while and said: "In the previous quiz game, some clues to the Infinity Stones were revealed. The Power Stone is on Xandar and the Soul Stone is missing.

Reality gems should be in the land of nothingness. There is only one gem in these places, and only our earth has two. If you count it like this, the answer to this question should indeed be. "

Tony Stark glanced at him: "Is it really that simple? I'm curious, why are there among the options? You just said that five of the six Infinity Stones have approximate locations.

Only the soul gem is missing, is it hidden inside?

I think this is impossible, because Thanos finally gathered the Infinity Stones. If the Soul Stone is hidden, I think it will not be so easy for the purple-skinned madman to grab it. "

After hearing his analysis, Scott Lang suddenly felt a little overwhelmed: "Well, what do you mean by these? Are you trying to say, what is the answer to this question?"

"Why not?" Tony Stark looked like a fool, but he didn't explain too much: "Anyway, I think this question option has the highest possibility."

Scott Lang frowned and said: "But didn't you say that the soul gem cannot be there? Even if it is, it is only one, and the earth has two!"

Tony Stark sneered when he heard this, and simply didn't bother to talk to him. He felt that talking to stupid people would make him stupid.

Hank Pym rolled his eyes and kindly explained to Scott Lang: "Judging from the past situation of the quiz game, among some of the question options released, the unreasonable options are often the correct answers.

Obviously, there are infinite gems in this question and in the options. The only difference is the number. And according to the previously released future video, he should not have infinite gems.

But it appears in the options of this question, which seems very unreasonable, so it may be the correct answer. "

After hearing this, Scott Lang spread his hands: "Can't it just be an option to make up the number?"

"Of course you can think so, it's just a possibility." Hank Pym frowned: "But I suggest you choose this question."

"Hank, you tricked me once before." Scott Lang shook his head: "Okay, okay, I still choose to believe you, who made the two of us work together."

In the future video released by the quiz game, he will become Ant-Man, and Dr. Pym will also act as his mentor and guide. After seeing such a future, the two will naturally reach a trusting alliance.

Tony Stark and Nick Fury are also natural allies, but Loki is the only one fighting alone, but he doesn't care.

Seeing that Scott Lang was hesitant, he casually said: "Is the correct answer just a little bit unreasonable? I remember that many people suffered this loss in previous question and answer games.

And for the previous question, if the most unreasonable option is or, then why is the correct answer? Anyway, it is a fact that there are two Infinity Stones on Earth. "

When Scott Lang heard this, he nodded and said: "Yes, what he said makes sense. If we think about it carefully, it is better for us to choose this question!"

Hank Pym said angrily: "Can't you see, this Loki doesn't have a few truths in his mouth, don't be fooled by him!"

Scott Lang pouted: "The God of Mischief, I'm not stupid, I just think what he said makes sense. And don't you dislike Iron Man? Why should you believe his analysis?"

In fact, he also dislikes Tony Stark a little. This guy doesn't have a good word to say, and Scott Lang has been putting up with it for a long time.

Hank Pym said calmly: "Scott, you have to remember that it is important not to be interfered by personal emotions when conducting some key research."

He does dislike Tony Stark, but is it because of this that he turns a blind eye to reasonable analysis?

Or do we have to do the opposite?