"Can so many people actually lift Thor's Hammer?"
Iron Man was also greatly surprised by this. He had originally thought Thor's Hammer was a very rare item, but now it seemed that wasn't the case.
He seemed to have overestimated Thor's Hammer.
Thinking of this, Iron Man couldn't help but glance at Thor again. Well, he admitted, he seemed to have overestimated this Thor as well.
"Thor, the answering system doesn't make mistakes," Nick Fury said to Thor with a serious expression. "Since the answering system set this question, it means there must be three people in the question who can lift Thor's Hammer!"
"That's absolutely impossible!" Thor declared confidently.
"Thor, this question is about you. No one knows Thor's Hammer better than you. Who do you think can't lift Thor's Hammer?"
Captain America, holding Thor's Hammer in his hand, turned to look at Thor and asked earnestly.
Black Widow and Coulson almost couldn't help but laugh when they saw this scene, finding it incredibly amusing.
Captain America, you're holding Thor's Hammer, yet you're telling someone else who can't lift Thor's Hammer that they understand it better.
Are you sure you're not doing it on purpose?
"This is impossible!" Thor shook his head repeatedly like a rattle drum. "Besides my father and me, no one… well, and you, no one else can lift Thor's Hammer!"
"This is a wrong question, it's too absurd!"
"Is this a joke you're playing on me?"
Thor shook his head repeatedly, shouting with some agitation.
Poor Thor, he had been stimulated too much today.
"Alright, at least Thor has clearly told us that Odin can lift Thor's Hammer." Black Widow shrugged. "We can rule out A."
No one was surprised by this; Odin was Thor's father, the King of the Gods. It was only natural for such a being to be able to lift Thor's Hammer.
"What about the remaining three options? We don't know who Hela and Vision are, but we know the Hulk."
"That big guy's strength is astonishing."
Black Widow sighed, then asked Thor, "Thor, if a person has enough strength, enough to easily lift several tons of heavy objects, is it possible for them to lift Thor's Hammer?"
"How could that be! Thor's Hammer isn't something that can be lifted by brute force!" Thor said irritably. "You're underestimating me! Do you think I'm someone who only knows how to use brute force?!"
"Yes!" Iron Man nodded very seriously. "Have you never realized that yourself?"
"Stark, you're deeply misunderstanding me!" Thor argued righteously in his own defense.
But as soon as he finished speaking, he felt that the atmosphere in the room was a bit off.
He turned to look and found that everyone was looking at him with an expression of deep agreement.
"What do you mean by that?" Thor was unconvinced.
He finally fixed his gaze on Nick Fury. "Nick Fury, you are the wisest person on this planet, you wouldn't think so too, would you?"
"Thor, everyone, let's get back to the question." Nick Fury thought for a moment and said solemnly to everyone.
"When I hold Thor's Hammer, I can feel its weight; it's actually very light."
Captain America lightly tossed Thor's Hammer in front of everyone and caught it gently. "As Thor said, it's not something that can be lifted just by being strong."
"Rogers, can you put the hammer down first?" Thor, staring blankly at Captain America's graceful and fluid movements, couldn't help but say to him.
"Sorry!"
Captain America also realized he had overlooked Thor's feelings.
So, as Thor said, he temporarily placed Thor's Hammer on the ground.
Only then did Thor feel a little more comfortable.
"Although we can't be sure what kind of person can lift Thor's Hammer, if it can't be lifted by brute force, I think the answer is very likely to be the Hulk."
Nick Fury concluded, "When that big guy turns green, all he has is brute force."
"What about Hela, the Goddess of Death, and Vision?" Coulson interjected.
Everyone present looked at each other, all wide-eyed and bewildered; no one knew who these two people were.
"Goddess of Death, is she a god?" Iron Man pondered for a moment, then began to ask Thor, "Thor, have you ever heard of such a god?"
"I've never heard of her." Thor immediately shook his head. "If she really is a god, she must be an insignificant one. She can't possibly lift Thor's Hammer."
"No matter what kind of god she is, since she is a god, her chances of lifting Thor's Hammer are greater than the Hulk's."
Black Widow analyzed thoughtfully, "I think Hela can also be temporarily ruled out. The only remaining option is Vision, and we know nothing about him."
"Vision, that doesn't sound like a person's name or a god's name." Nick Fury slowly rested his chin on his hand, his single eye glinting. "It sounds more like a nickname. He should be a person."
"And a person's nickname is often related to their own abilities, which means this Vision might possess some means of creating illusions, or other mental abilities."
"With just a nickname, we can't analyze much more."
"So, we now have two potential answers: Vision, or the Hulk." Captain America looked at Thor. "Thor, which one would you choose? I personally lean towards the Hulk."
Although everyone completely misunderstood Vision and Hela, Hela was a god, so she should be able to be ruled out.
As for Vision, like the Hulk, he was most likely a person, because there was no such character in myths and legends.
Furthermore, this name really didn't sound like a god's name, so it was highly probable that he was a person.
Although everyone currently knew nothing about Vision, the Hulk indeed had little sanity when transformed, essentially behaving like a beast.
And everyone had confirmed with Thor and Captain America that brute force alone could not lift Thor's Hammer.
So, comparing the two, the Hulk was still more likely.
Frankly speaking, this question was not that difficult.
"I won't participate in such a boring trick!" Thor shook his head. He still had some doubts about the authenticity of the answering system.
He suspected that Loki was using magic to play tricks on him.
"Since Thor isn't choosing… then I'll answer!"
Black Widow thought for a moment, then stepped forward and suggested.
Everyone had no objections to this. Anyway, they were taking turns, so it made no difference who went first or last.