"What about my idea? Aren't you all interested in your future? The most important thing is that this is profitable for all of us. Those who care about their future see the future, and we reduce the intensity of competition.

,Isn’t this bad?”

Peter Quill also had a good plan. In the resurrection match, five people compete for two winners. If you follow what he said, it will become four people competing against each other, and the pressure will naturally be much less.

The Flash shook his head and said: "It feels weird, it's not necessary." Batman also shook his head to express his rejection: "I'm not interested in your idea."

Billy Batson asked, "Peter, you want to see a video of yourself in the future, right?"

"Me? No, I...have seen enough, I don't need it for the time being." Star-Lord shook his head.

Upon hearing this reply, Billy Batson curled his lips: "Okay, then I've seen enough."

He is actually quite interested in his future. For example, will his future self have more interactions with Wonder Woman? For example, will he become cooler in the future?

But compared to these, Shazam is more worried that he will fall into Peter Quill's trap. This guy is very cunning.

Gwen Stacy reminded at this time: "Well, in the introduction to the rules of the resurrection game just now, it did not explicitly mention that a certain player's future video will be given, it just said that it would delineate the range. Maybe there will be something similar to Tony's before

Case."

In a previous quiz game, although Iron Man Tony Stark was selected as a player, no future video featuring him as the protagonist was given during the answering process. At most, it was related.

Peter Quill pouted and said, "Okay, just pretend I didn't say that."

The little abacus failed, and Star-Lord was still a little disappointed. At the same time, a question was also given in the light screen: "Question, among the following options, who is not a member of the rescue team formed by Gwen Stacy?"

"A: Byte Spider Margo Keys, B: Peter B. Parker, C: Pavetta Parahak, D: None of the above options."

"Well...this question...Gwen, I need your help." Billy Batson turned to look at Gwen.

Of course, Gwen didn't need to answer the questions. She just waited for the lottery to be drawn and then left. However, the atmosphere among the players was very good this time, and of course she would not refuse any help she could.

He immediately pondered and analyzed: "At first glance, the possibility of option A is higher. She has already helped Miles once, and her position in the Spider League is very important. She should not go against Miguel's wishes.

Will you join my team?"

"Not necessarily." Peter Quill curled his lips: "Maybe it's B? This guy seems to have the closest relationship with you and Miles, but after all, he has a child and a family, so he may not be willing to take risks."

"No, Peter will definitely help! And in the future videos, he will be the first person I look for!"

Gwen shook his head: "Option B can definitely be eliminated."

Bruce Wayne frowned: "I also think option B can be eliminated, but at the same time, I think option A is more like a trap."

"Guys, do you think there is such a possibility?" Flash Barry suddenly thought: "All three options actually joined Gwen's team, so should I choose D for this question?"

"Um, but the question is, let's find a Spider-Man who didn't join the team!" Billy Batson asked, scratching his head.

"All three options given in the question have joined the team, so shouldn't we choose D?" The Flash spread his hands: "I think there is no problem with this."

"Barry's idea... seems quite possible." Gwen said in agreement.

Peter Quill shook his head: "It's a bit risky."

At this time, the countdown to answer the question began, and the players looked at each other, not in a hurry to click the button.

This question is of profound significance and will determine the range of questions for the next resurrection game. Although Gwen is right, this range of questions may not directly give a certain player's future video, but what if?

In short, the players are quite cautious about this, and they all agree to answer the questions at the last second.

In the end, the right to answer fell to the Flash Barry Allen. After a slight hesitation, he chose D. Shazam and Batman also chose D, but Black Adam and Star-Lord both chose C.

Soon, the correct answer was announced. The Flash answered correctly. The answer to this question was really D!

"The range of topics for the resurrection competition has been determined, players please be prepared."

At the end of the question answering, no bonus points or deductions were given, but the rules for the upcoming rematch were clarified.

The Flash looked around curiously: "Well, I wonder if you will give me a video of the future later."

"Maybe it's another crisis affecting the multiverse?" Peter Quill shrugged: "To be honest, I only care about whether the difficulty of the resurrection game is easier."

While they were talking, a subsequent future video was shown in the light screen. Gwen's future is not over yet, and the resurrection game will obviously take a while.

In the footage, Miles slowly opened his eyes and was shocked to find that he was tied to a punching bag by Uncle Allen.

Seeing this, some players recalled that Miles treated Peter B. Parker this way back then, but now things have changed.

The sandbags and the iron chains tied them very tightly. Miles found that he would not be able to break free for a while, so he had to explain quickly.

He directly explained his origins. He came from another parallel universe and was unlucky to go to the wrong place...

Uncle Allen came over expressionlessly, which scared Miles quite a bit.

At the same time, the news broadcast on the TV in the room also revealed some key information: In New York in Universe 42, a curfew needs to be enforced at night because the Sinister Six gang will get angry at night, which is very dangerous.

This city seems to be under the control of bad guys and villains. Maybe it has something to do with the lack of superheroes in the world?

Miles, who couldn't move, could only use his words to try to persuade Uncle Allen.

He told how he became Spider-Man, and also mentioned that the mutant spider that bit him came from Universe 42.

Of course, I didn’t forget to mention Uncle Allen from my own world: “…I also have an Uncle Allen, he is a bad guy named Prowler, and he has done many bad things, but he has always taken good care of me.

I know he wants to be a good person, but he just has no choice, but you do, you can be a good person!"

While he was talking about this, Uncle Allen kept fiddling with a pair of mechanical arms, then punched the sandbag and coldly replied: "I don't want to."
Chapter completed!