Marvel Starts with Asking Questions About Iron Man

When they learned that the earth would be invaded by a cosmic overlord in the future, everyone's faces were a little unsightly.

Although this conclusion is only an inference of Coulson, that inference is not an unfounded conjecture, but has a certain degree of logic.

And this kind of thing, even if there is only a slight possibility, needs to be treated with caution.

Don't be too careful.

After all, this is a major event related to the fate of the earth, life and death!

Both Coulson and Rhodes have made a decision. When they go back, they must report everything that happened today as soon as possible.

[Please listen to the question: Which of the following ways will Tony Stark die in the future? 】

【A. Natural death】

[B. Died from palladium poisoning]

【C. Killed by Thanos】

[D. Killed by infinity gems backlash]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer the question correctly will receive a bottle of healing potion, and those who answer the question incorrectly will randomly deduct one of their own attributes, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc...]

As soon as this topic came out, the atmosphere at the scene began to become weird.

Both Rhodes and Coulson couldn't help but look at Iron Man.

No one thought that the second question would be so explosive.

Tony Stark has just been announced as Iron Man, and this question begins to explore Iron Man's death.

"Why are you looking at me like that." Iron Man looked as if nothing had happened, "People always die, this is just a common topic."

But having said that, Iron Man actually still has a slight fluctuation in his heart, not as calm as it seems on the surface.

Because he had a hunch that he might die in the future.

not forever.

After all, this is a question related to the future. If you can really enjoy your old age and die, there is no need to ask this question, right?

What's more, the battle revealed by the question above shows that Iron Man will wave out of the universe in the future, and Iron Man is even less optimistic about his future.

"Then, let's analyze this question." Rhodes retracted his gaze and said to the two of them, "Let's look at option A first... Then..."

After hesitating for a while, Rhodes was unable to say it after all, and threw the question to Iron Man, "Tony, it's better for you to analyze this option."

Neither Rhodes nor Coulson actually think that the future Iron Man will die naturally.

Both of them already knew that this world is not as simple as it seems on the surface, and that there are some unknown forces that transcend common sense.

Such as the Hulk, such as the cosmic overlord Thanos in the previous question.

Especially for Coulson, he knows much more than Rhodes.

As a superhero on earth, Iron Man possesses powerful powers that ordinary people do not possess, and he will inevitably fall into the struggle against these supernormal powers.

In this case, both Rhodes and Coulson believe that Iron Man is more likely to be killed than a natural death.

Maybe it's the cosmic overlord Thanos.

In that image, Iron Man was pierced by Thanos!

But this kind of thing, Rhodes still couldn't say it in front of Iron Man.

"Man, I'm Iron Man, I'm a superhero!"

Iron Man knew what Rhodes was thinking, he shrugged and took the question, "Superheroes don't die so mediocrely! Iron Man doesn't even more!"

"If Iron Man dies one day, it should be like fireworks. Even if he dies, it will leave the most splendid brilliance to the world!"

"So A can rule out,

This is not how my Iron Man died! "

Item A was just ruled out, everyone agreed, and there was no objection.

"What about B, palladium poisoning?" Coulson set his eyes on B.

Then suddenly remembered something, and looked at Iron Man again, "If I remember correctly, your Stark Industries' Ark reactor mainly uses metal palladium, right?"

Stark Industries originally had a huge Ark reactor, which was invented by Stark's father, Stark Howard and Anton Vanco, to provide clean energy to the outside world.

This was the iconic product of Stark Industries decades ago, and some basic parameters were also made public.

So it's no surprise that both Rhodes and Coulson knew.

It's just that last night, a battle between Iron Man and Stan blew up the Ark reactor.

That's why Iron Man will hold a press conference today to explain the huge explosion that happened last night to the media.

Originally, Coulson and the military had reached a consensus that Tony Stark's identity could not be exposed, and everything was pushed to an trumped-up bodyguard.

But who would think that Tony Stark didn't follow the promised routine and directly admitted that he was Iron Man.

"Tony, could it be because of the explosion last night that you were poisoned with palladium?" Rhodes' pupils shrank suddenly, and he realized something, "I said earlier that I was going to the hospital to do something to you. A detailed inspection!"

"I also hope that things are really that simple!" Iron Man couldn't help but complain.

"Your steel armor!" Coulson's eyes narrowed slightly. "The small Ark reactor above should also be made of metal palladium, right?"

When Coulson said this, Rhodes immediately reacted. His guess was wrong, and Coulson's speculation was reasonable.

"So, is the steel armor poisoning you? The steel armor is killing you?" Rhodes also widened his eyes, very speechless.

"These are all small things. For a genius like me, other elements will definitely be found to replace palladium in the future. Let's continue to look at other options."

Iron Man did not deny it, but said confidently.

But in fact, since the decision to use the Ark reactor as the energy source to drive the steel armor, Iron Man began to look for a substitute for palladium.

However, as of now, there is no clue.

He tried almost every element without success.

In fact, Iron Man is helpless now.

But even in this helpless situation, Iron Man is still full of confidence.

That's because, in the video in the previous question, the Iron Man who appeared in the battle with Thanos was at least a decade or two later!

And according to Iron Man's current poisoning situation, it's not bad that he can live for a year at most!

If he can live so long, he must have solved the problem of palladium poisoning!

Rhodes and Coulson are not clear about this situation, but Iron Man himself is very clear, so he is so confident that he will find an element to replace the palladium element in the future.