Marvel Starts with Asking Questions About Iron Man

"Everyone, there should be a problem with this question."

Star-Lord glanced at everyone and said to everyone in an extremely confused tone, "My mother died of a brain tumor, not someone who killed her."

"Star-Lord, do you really believe that the answering system will make mistakes?"

Tony Stark asked a matter-of-fact question, leaving Star-Lord speechless.

yes.

How could a question-answering system, such a magical and unnatural existence, go wrong?

Star-Lord simply doesn't believe this.

But this question seems wrong no matter how you look at it.

Her mother was bedridden for a long time due to a brain tumor, and in the end he watched his mother die on the hospital bed with his own eyes. This was also an ironclad fact.

Can't go wrong.

Even if Star-Lord was young at the time, how could he not remember such an unforgettable thing?

He still remembers it clearly to this day.

"Star-Lord, although it is a bit sudden and may be difficult to accept, it is obvious that there is another hidden reason for your mother's death." Captain America said to Star-Lord with a serious face.

"Is there another secret?" Star-Lord was stunned for a moment. He had a brain tumor. What secret could he have?

Her mother died of illness, not an accident.

But then Star-Lord thought again, his mother had a brain tumor or something, it was just what his family told him, nothing more.

He has never seen hospital diagnosis certificates, test reports, etc.

He was still young at that time, so naturally no one would show him these things, and naturally he would not take the initiative to ask to see them.

So it's possible that his mother didn't die of a brain tumor at all?

But died of other causes?

His family lied to him because they didn't want to frighten the little kid?

Or was his family also kept in the dark?

"Star-Lord, I have a say in this."

Tony Stark also began to speak to Star-Lord, "I always thought that my parents died in a car accident, until one day, the answering system suddenly came up with a question asking how my parents died."

"I had the same reaction as you, but after I finished answering the questions, I knew the truth about my parents' death."

"Now, it's your turn. Do you want to know the truth about your mother's death?"

"If it is as you said, there is another hidden reason behind my mother's death, of course I will find out." After some contemplation, Star-Lord began to slowly accept this, and he responded in a deep voice.

"But!" Tony Stark changed the topic at this time and said, "There may be another hidden reason for your mother's death. We can't be sure. We still have to answer the questions before we know."

"Fine, let's figure this out now." Star-Lord said with twinkling eyes.

Following his words, everyone at the scene turned their attention to the big screen.

"He died of illness due to overwork. This is the cause of my mother's death in my mind." Star-Lord first glanced at option A and said to everyone.

"As long as I can remember, I didn't have a father. My mother raised me alone, so she had a very hard life."

"It was a painful memory for me. I failed to take good care of my mother, and in the end I could only watch her lying on the hospital bed and wasting away, and eventually stopped breathing."

When he said this, Star-Lord's voice was full of heaviness and a touch of sadness.

Even after so many years, he still couldn't let go of this incident.

"So option A is currently the fact in Star-Lord's memory. There are two possibilities for this option. One, this is the fact, and two, this is just the fact in Star-Lord's memory. There is another mystery to the real fact."

"Because Star-Lord was still young at the time, there was a possibility that he could not see through the truth."

"We can't rule out this option, but we can't confirm it either."

Dr. Banner analyzed this option.

"If it were me, I would tend to rule out this option." Tony Stark said this.

"Why? Stark, did you find anything?" Strange couldn't help but ask at the side. There is nothing wrong with this option, right?

"That's how I eliminated the option of my parents' death." Tony Stark shrugged and explained his theory to everyone again.

Because the answering system has revealed so much information to everyone, all information about the main universe is information about the future, and information about the past has never been revealed.

Not even once.

The only two past topics revealed were one about the Avengers destroying the universe, and one about the Captain Carter universe.

Other than that, there are no exceptions.

So how likely is it that this question will reveal the past?

From a probability perspective, it is very, very small.

In other words, this question is very likely to be revealed in the future, so this illustrates a problem. In the future, the death of Star-Lord's mother will be brought to the table again.

Either it was re-investigated, or some other things happened, which gave Star-Lord a new understanding of his mother's death.

So why does this happen?

There may be another mystery behind the death of Star-Lord's mother.

"It makes sense." After hearing this, Star-Lord couldn't help but nodded.

Regardless of the content of the question itself, from the perspective of the rules of the question answering system, this question does have a certain direction.

"It's a very novel angle." Strange also nodded, "But I have to say, there is some truth to it."

After everyone’s discussion, everyone has ruled out option A for the time being.

Of course, the reasons for exclusion are actually not very sufficient.

If the other options have more compelling reasons for exclusion than the answer rules, option A might be retained.

"What about B, died of being poisoned by an enemy?" Star-Lord then turned his attention to option B, and frowned slightly, "What is this poison?"

"In order to find a way to heal myself, I have traveled to many places and come into contact with many strange things. I have also heard about the 'gu' thing."

Dr. Banner is worthy of being a doctor, and he is indeed very knowledgeable and memorized, "According to legend, this is a type of witchcraft. They control various bugs, invade other people's bodies, and then use them to achieve various purposes. "

"This sounds really disgusting." Thor couldn't help but said with a look of disgust.

"Thor, this is your prejudice. Poison is not necessarily bad, it can also be used to save people!" Dr. Banner said to Thor seriously, "Of course, it can also harm people! And this thing is very mysterious. Even if it looks like someone died of a tumor, I think it is still possible."

"No!"

Star-Lord shook his head resolutely, "Even if this poison or something can make my mother sick and die, my mother has no enemies at all!"

"My mother is the most beautiful and gentle person in the world. She gets along very well with her neighbors and colleagues. Everyone likes my mother very much."

"How can she have any enemies?"

"Not to mention the enemy who killed her!"

"Are you sure Star-Lord?" Captain America glanced at Star-Lord and asked with a serious look on his face, "Have you never seen any strange people or heard anything from your mother?"

"I'm sure!" Star-Lord said decisively without thinking.

No one said anything more. Although Star-Lord was relatively young at the time, she was her mother and lived with her all day long.

The little things and various details in daily life are not imperceptible.

Star-Lord said so firmly that no, everyone could only choose to believe Star-Lord for the time being.

"What about C? He was planted with an alien virus and died?"

When option B came to an end, Thor began to stare at option C and asked, "An alien virus or something could be mistaken for a brain tumor or something, right?"

"It is possible, but interstellar grudges?" Star-Lord immediately spread his hands, "This is completely unreasonable! My mother is just an ordinary Missourian, oh, I'm sorry, earthling, how could she be involved in the interstellar."

"What if it's not because of your mother, but because of your father?" But Strange's follow-up question left Star-Lord stunned.

"'The body of a god is comparable to that of a mortal.' Star-Lord, your father is very likely to be a god!" Strange reminded at the side.

"Man, thank you for the reminder." Star-Lord was a little speechless, "But you don't need to mention the phrase 'the body of a god is comparable to a mortal'."

"You just mentioned it yourself." Strange reminded him again.

Star-Lord: "..."

"In short, option C seems to be a possibility." Captain America said seriously to everyone, "We have no way to rule out this option for the time being."

Not only is there no way to rule it out, this option even seems to be the most likely among all options currently available.

After all, Star-Lord’s father is really not a human being.

"Option C is pending for now. Let's take a look at the last option."

Dr. Banner said on the side, and couldn't help but be stunned for a while, "Star-Lord's father killed Star-Lord's mother? I don't know how to analyze this option."

"Don't you need to look at this option?" Star-Lord immediately shook his head, firmly believing that it was impossible, "What kind of person would kill his wife?"

"The world lacks everything except madmen." Thor shrugged and said, "This is my experience in living for fifteen hundred years. Compared with killing my wife, I I’ve seen crazier things, do you want to hear them?”

"No! Why should I listen to this kind of gossip?" Star-Lord looked at Thor as if he was insane, with a look of disgust on his face.

"Star-Lord, I think it's better to put aside subjective factors at this time." Strange also spoke on the side, "A husband kills his wife. Although this kind of thing is rare, it happens every year. Thor You are right, there are not many crazy people in this world."

"And that father of yours? Although it's a bit offensive to say this, he left you, mother and son, and disappeared without a trace. I don't think of him as a model husband or anything like that."

"You are right, there is indeed no shortage of such lunatics in the world, but what is the probability of this?" Tony Stark also joined in the analysis, speaking like an old professional.

"We know nothing about the situation described in option D. We don't have any clues for analysis, so we can only look at the probability."

"In terms of probability, there are very few such lunatics, so the probability that Star-Lord's father is such a lunatic is not very high."

"See?" Star-Lord spread his hands to everyone, "This is professional analysis!"

Although he didn't have a good impression of his father, whom he had never met before, and even said that he was sometimes full of resentment.

But no matter what, he couldn't accept that his father was a perverted lunatic who killed his wife.

"So there is no doubt about this question, the answer is C!" Star-Lord then said to everyone with great certainty.

For this reason, I also came up with some plots on my own, "Maybe my father really has some enemies, so he left us when he was young because he was afraid that his enemies would find us. He might want to protect us in this way."

"But in the end, the tragedy happened unexpectedly. This is really unfortunate."

As for the story that Star-Lord imagined, everyone was unconvinced. However, after a brief discussion on the answer to this question, everyone agreed that the most likely answer was C.

"Am I the only one left who hasn't answered the question?" Strange glanced at everyone, and then gave his own answer, "I choose C, to die because of interstellar grudges!"

【wrong answer! 】

But then there was this prompt sound.

Strange was speechless. He remembered that he was wrong the last time he answered a question, but he was wrong again this time?

Two mistakes in a row?

What kind of luck is this?

[Question answerer Stephen Strange will be rewarded with erasing his driving skills, execute immediately! 】

Uh-huh!

Strange's driving skills simply disappeared.

From now on, Strange becomes a man who can't drive, but has a pity for the luxury car parked in his garage.

"Everyone, the answer is not C at all. It seems we need to analyze it more carefully." Strange quickly accepted the fact that he could not drive and said to everyone seriously.

"It's not C?" Dr. Banner looked surprised.

No matter how you look at it, option C is the best-selling and least problematic option among the several options.

"Since it's not C, then among the three options of ABD, which one is the most likely?" Star-Lord said, looking at the remaining options.

"A and D are analyzed from the perspective of probability. From a probability perspective, the probability of these two options is not high."

"Option B is a judgment based on Star-Lord's memory. How likely is it that Star-Lord remembers it wrong, or is not aware that there is an enemy in his family because he is young?"

"Is it more likely than the other two options?"

Tony Stark glanced at everyone present and said.