Kapitel 259: Who stole the Tesseract

Hope glanced at Scott Lang and said with red eyes, "Scott, will you help me?"

Scott Lang blinked and spread his hands, saying, "I can think about it?"

Tony Stark joked, "So you are helping this old man just because of his beautiful daughter."

Scott Lang scratched his head and replied, "I think, Tony, you should be more suitable to help than me. After all, you are also a scientist."

Tony Stark shrugged and said, "I don't think so, this old man would rather beg you, a prisoner, than me, a genius. Or even if he begs me, I would still refuse to help."

Scott Lang: "*_*"

Loki grinned and said, "Tony Stark, you are worse than me!"

Of course, Hank Pym is not going to ask Tony Stark for help, even though he has started to consider some of his practices. But that doesn't mean he can let go of his grievances with the Stark family.

After the second question is completed, the scoreboard is announced. Nick Fury answered all questions correctly. He scored 4 points for the previous question and was ranked first with 5 points.

Tony Stark and Loki tied for second place, both with 2 points. Hank Pym is third with 0 points.

The worst was, of course, Scott Lang, who got -4 points deducted for an incorrect answer to the first question. He got another question wrong just now, and now he's at the bottom with -5 points.

Scott Lang was dumbfounded when he saw his negative score. This start had been terrible for him. It's his first time participating in this kind of strange quiz game and he needs to accumulate experience.

Hank Pym comforted him, "Don't worry, I remember in the last round of the quiz game, there was a new player like you, who started with a negative score and was at the bottom, but after a few successful answers, he turned defeat into victory in the end. The game has just started; you still have a chance!"

Scott Lang felt better when he heard the words and glanced at him, saying, "Quickly answering correctly can help me regain points, but there is a premise that I must answer correctly."

Hank Pym looked quite confident and said, "I will help you answer the next question. Believe me, I will help you win successfully."

As a scientist with advanced research abilities, he is very confident in his wisdom. The reason he answered the wrong question just now is that it involves the people he cares about the most, emotions made him make irrational decisions.

He believes that as long as he gets serious next time, he will be able to turn things around!

Scott Lang and Hank Pym formed a team secretly, just like Tony Stark and Nick Fury did. In other words, they had been teammates since they entered the eternal space.

Only Loki looked a little lonely, but he didn't care, narrowed his eyes, and said, "Yes, the game has just started, and I look forward to your splendid performance later."

Nick Fury took the opportunity to gather information and asked, "I heard from Thor that Allfather Odin arranged for you to investigate the Infinity Stones. Later, you also met Peter Quill. Did you get anything?"

Loki didn't hide it from him and replied, "Peter got an orb, which contained the power stone, he hid the orb so it wouldn't be snatched away. I proposed sending the power Stone to Asgard for safekeeping, but unfortunately, he didn't listen to me, and he's fighting Gamora right now."

Speaking of which, after Loki and Star-Lord got together, they went through a lot. After all, with Peter Quill as the troublemaker, it didn't matter where he went.

"He's related to Gamora?" Tony Stark asked curiously, "I remember that Gamora is Thanos' adopted daughter. She should know a lot about Thanos. Has Thanos made any moves recently?"

Loki shrugged and replied, "Ever since the Quiz game expose him. That guy has disappeared. No one knows where he is hiding, but his minions are also looking for infinite Stone, not long ago, he even had a brawl with us. If Peter didn't untie the chains at a critical moment, maybe we could have gotten rid of one of Thanos' generals."

Nick Fury contemplated and said, "Obviously, Thanos is a smart guy. The current situation is not good for him, as he has become a public enemy of the universe. Of course, this is good news for us, and the situation is very favourable for us!"

Loki reminded with a smile, "No, actually the situation is not much better because now the whole universe is looking for infinite Stones, and everyone knows that Thanos is a madman. But everyone wants to possess that kind of power."

After the exposure to the quiz game, the whole universe knows that as long as they can collect six infinite Stones, they will have the power to change everything.

Tony Stark looked into Loki's eyes and asked, "Including you?"

Loki shook his head and replied, "No, I'm not interested in this."

"Hehe, you're lying."

Tony Stark turned to Nick Fury and complained, "I don't understand why King Odin asked him to collect information about infinite Stones. if this guy gets hold of infinite Stones then losses incurred may not be worse than Thanos!"

The Battle of New York has verified this point. Loki wielded the sceptre, which hold the Mind Stone and nearly annihilated the Avengers, bringing great trouble to Earth.

Loki couldn't be bothered to defend and at this time, the quiz game also reminded them that the third question was about to begin!

In the light curtain, the scoreboard slowly faded, and the third question was displayed, [Among the following options, who stole the Tesseract, that is, the space Stone?]

[ A:Loki Laufeyson

B:Thanos

C:Alexander Pierce

D:Thor.]

Nick Fury frowned and said, "Is there something wrong with this question? If I remember correctly, the Cosmic Cube was eventually snatched by Thanos. He beat Thor hard back then."

Tony Stark analyzed, "Maybe it happened before? During the Battle of New York, Loki wanted to steal the Cosmic Cube, but he didn't succeed. Later, the Cosmic Cube seemed to be taken to Asgard and I don't think Thor would do something like that, and he didn't have to. He should have negotiated with us before bringing the Cosmic Cube to Asgard for safekeeping."