"So, all things considered, the answer to this question is B, Ant-Man Scott Lang?"
Thor scanned the crowd, summarizing, and then sought their opinions. "So… whose turn is it to answer now?"
"The rest of us have answered. It's just you and Stark left," Captain America said to Thor.
"Thor, if you want to answer, go ahead. This flying device is useless to me," Iron Man shrugged at Thor.
"Alright, then I'll answer!"
Thor didn't decline.
He had lost his powers and his hammer, so regaining the ability to fly would be a form of solace.
"I choose B, Ant-Man Scott Lang!"
Thor immediately spoke to the big screen.
[Correct Answer!]
"YES!"
Thor couldn't help but feel a rush of excitement, his nervous tension instantly easing.
It seemed his luck was pretty good; he got the first question right.
[Congratulations to Thor Odinson for winning the Falcon Mechanical Flight Wings!]
Before the system's voice faded, a highly technological device appeared in Thor's hands.
At the same time, the corresponding usage information automatically appeared in Thor's mind.
This made Thor instantly excited, his eyes sparkling with light.
"Cool, this thing is so cool! Even though I lost my hammer, I can fly again!" Thor laughed happily.
He eagerly put on the Falcon Flight Wings, then, following the instructions in his mind, activated them.
Whoosh!
A pair of wings unfolded, and the thrusters behind him began to spray a fiery stream of energy. Thor shot into the air with a whoosh.
"Sir, aren't those the flight wings from the military's Falcon Project?" Coulson looked up at Thor flying in the sky and asked Nick Fury.
Nick Fury nodded; he naturally recognized the item.
"It feels so good to fly again!"
Thor circled a few times in the sky before flying back, still excited, and exclaiming happily.
[Question answered. Now playing the answer analysis.]
With this system prompt, a new scene appeared on the big screen.
Everyone on site refocused their attention, looking up at the big screen with solemnity.
The first person to appear was Captain America.
He was wearing his distinctive uniform, shield in hand, hurrying towards a helicopter parked in the square ahead.
Clang!
But just as Captain America reached the helicopter, before he could do anything, a device was launched at it.
A surge of electricity shot out, and the helicopter immediately began to smoke.
Whoosh! Whoosh!
Then two iron lumps descended from the sky, crashing heavily in front of Captain America.
It was Iron Man, Tony Stark, and Iron Man's good friend, Air Force Colonel James Rhodes.
However, at this moment, it might be more appropriate to call Rhodes War Machine.
"It looks like Captain America is trying to use that plane to leave, and Stark is here to stop him," Black Widow said first.
That much was obvious.
Everyone had a basic understanding.
From the options, they already knew there was an Iron Man faction, so there must be another faction.
Was that other faction Captain America's faction?
Given Captain America's prestige in America,
it was highly probable.
"Always running into familiar faces at the airport, how strange," Iron Man, as always, began to mock, glancing at Rhodes. "Don't you think it's strange?"
"Very, very strange," Rhodes echoed Iron Man.
"Tony, listen to me, that psychiatrist, he's the mastermind!" Captain America explained something to Iron Man with a serious expression.
Whoosh!
Before Iron Man and his companions could say anything, another person in a black, leopard-print suit jumped down from above, landing beside Iron Man's group.
He confronted Captain America.
"That's Black Panther, T'Challa!"
Everyone on site's eyes lit up.
It seemed Stark's previous deduction was correct; Nick Fury's Black Panther suit indeed came from Black Panther T'Challa's suit.
"Captain."
"Your Highness."
The two exchanged brief greetings.
"Anyway, Ross gave us thirty-six hours to bring you guys in. Twenty-four hours have passed. Help a brother out."
Iron Man began to speak to Captain America with a serious tone.
Ross?
Nick Fury's brow furrowed slightly. Was the Ross here the Secretary of State?
But why would the Secretary of State directly order Iron Man to arrest Captain America?
Regardless of what Captain America had done, wasn't the future Iron Man part of the Avengers?
He should be following his orders, the Great Eggman's orders.
If the Secretary of State wanted to borrow the Avengers for an arrest, shouldn't he go through him, the Great Eggman?
Others also found this a bit strange.
"You've got the wrong man!" Captain America, however, said this to Iron Man.
"Your judgment is flawed!" Iron Man's expression began to grow serious. "Your old friend killed many innocents yesterday…"
"And five other super-soldiers like him!" Captain America interrupted Iron Man, telling him, "I can't let that doctor find them first."
"Steve!"
Black Widow also appeared at this moment, sternly warning Captain America, "You know what's going to happen next. Are you going to fight your way out again this time?"
Captain America didn't say much, but the resolute look on his face unequivocally showed his attitude.
"Alright, I'm out of patience, Underoos!" Iron Man suddenly called out in a certain direction.
Clang!
A web suddenly shot onto Captain America's shield, pulling it away.
At the same time, another web bound Captain America's hands together, and a guy in a spider-themed bodysuit suddenly leapt up.
He did an aerial flip, caught Captain America's shield.
Then landed steadily on a car.
No further introduction was needed. As soon as they saw the person's fighting style, everyone immediately understood that it must be Spider-Man, Peter Parker.
And through Iron Man's nickname for him, "Underoos," it was clear that their relationship was quite unusual.