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Chapter 436 Bully Flash, Tripped Himself

"Well." Thor couldn't help laughing out loud, "I have to say, I have never seen anything like this happen in my many years of fighting in the north and south."

"Could it be because the Flash gave in too quickly, which caused... the steering failure? Then he accidentally tripped over?" Captain America thought for a while, and made a serious guess.

"Since The Flash has lightning speed, I think his body should be able to adapt to this speed, right?" Clark Kent thought for a while, but said so.

He made another guess, "Could it be because the Flash was injured in the battle that caused this to happen?"

Everyone at the scene couldn't help but secretly nodded. Obviously, this reason was the more reliable reason.

"It's not important." Tony Stark said so, "I don't think it's important how the Flash got tripped, it doesn't affect our answer!"

"We just need to know that it was an accident."

Everyone was not surprised at this point. The Flash was tripped by members of the Justice League, that is, his companions. What else could it be if it wasn't an accident?
It can't be that someone tripped on purpose, right?
"Wait a moment!"

Diana spoke suddenly, but she thought of another possibility, "Is it possible that this is not an accident?"

"It's because some unavoidable situation occurred on the battlefield, for example, the Flash is in danger!"

"And the others had to trip The Flash on purpose in order to save him?"

Ah this!

Diana's words can be said to have left everyone speechless, because this situation exists completely!
"That is to say, the Flash may have been tripped accidentally, or he may have been tripped deliberately?" Thor scratched his head, feeling quite pained.

If this is the case, the situation is a bit more complicated.

At least it looked like this to Thor, because whether it was intentional or unintentional, in his opinion, there was no way to analyze it.

After all, apart from the members of both parties participating in the battle, no one knew any other relevant information about this battle.

"Everyone... I think we may have to consider another situation."

Bruce Wayne suddenly said at this time, "The Flash tripped, was it at lightning speed or normal speed!"

"Of course The Flash can reach lightning speed at any time, but our speed does not assume that he is lightning speed when he is tripped."

"Because normal speed is the speed that Flash maintains most of the time."

"Bruce Wayne, you've made this subject even more complicated."

Thor looked helpless. Originally, this question had been divided into two situations, but now it was fortunate that it was divided again.

Combined with the previous classification, isn't there a total of four possibilities?
Isn't this too fucked up?
"Tripped at normal speed?" Thor raised his brows, he felt that the possibility was not too great, "We have all seen the video of the Flash fighting, this guy doesn't even know a little bit of fighting skills .”

"The only thing he relies on is actually his own lightning speed! In other words, the Flash only knows how to use lightning speed to fight!"

Everyone around understood what Thor meant. The normal speed mentioned by Bruce Wayne meant that The Flash did not fight!

I was tripped by someone in a "non-combat state".

In this case, if you think about it carefully, it is really not very possible.

"We can't rule out this possibility." But Captain America, who always seeks stability, said in a deep voice, "Thor, what you said has some truth, but it's more of a mindset."

"We don't know any details about this fight, so we really can't rule out any of the scenarios that Bruce Wayne said."

Everyone at the scene also joined the discussion, and finally reached a consensus: Although the "normal speed" was tripped, everyone subconsciously felt that the possibility was unlikely, but this possibility still cannot be ruled out.

"Hehe, then this question is complicated." Thor shrugged helplessly, "Does any of you have any analytical ideas?"

"Let's look at the options first!" Captain America suggested to everyone after some contemplation.

Analyzing this question from a macro perspective is a bit too complicated, and it is even impossible to start, so you might as well analyze it from another angle.

Everyone looked at each other, and naturally they didn't raise any objections.

"Option A, Superman Clark Kent?"

Following what Captain America said, everyone couldn't help turning their attention to the first option.

"Let's put aside the many situations in which the Flash was tripped. From a technical perspective, he also has lightning speed! If there is anyone who is most likely to trip the Flash, I think it must be Superman! "

Of course, although it is not specified, there is actually a default premise here. The biggest possibility mentioned here is actually the possibility of tripping the Flash at lightning speed.

Because in the case of tripping the Flash at "normal speed", the four options "suspect" in the options are the same, anyone is possible, and no one is possible, so it cannot be analyzed.

Bruce Wayne immediately began to clarify this point for everyone, because tripping at normal speed is basically impossible to analyze, so the next analysis will give priority to analyzing tripping at lightning speed.

After all the analysis is over, let's look at the situation of tripping at normal speed.

The possibility of tripping at lightning speed is actually not difficult to analyze, because if you want to do this, of course it is more likely to reach lightning speed.

And among the four people in the options, only Superman has lightning speed!

"No, did everyone forget about another person, Flash!"

However, just when everyone generally believed that Superman had the greatest possibility of being elected, Tony Stark suddenly spoke and raised an objection.

"flash?"

The first reaction of everyone at the scene was, this is ridiculous, and they are not children anymore, how can people trip over themselves?
Not to mention a superhero.

Although from the speed point of view, the Flash certainly meets the requirement of lightning speed, but the answer is simply impossible to be the Flash, right?

"People trip over themselves? Stark, this sounds like a joke!" Thor couldn't help laughing out loud at first, this kind of thing is simply impossible.

"I tripped over myself, this kind of situation should only happen in infancy, right?" Diana also pursed her lips and laughed.

"Is there such a situation." Bruce Wayne contemplated for a while, but gave such a guess, "The Flash was injured, so he couldn't walk steadily when he stumbled, so he accidentally tripped. Down yourself?"

Of course, this situation cannot be ruled out, but everyone still agrees that this possibility is not too great.

The Flash has the fastest speed in the world, what kind of enemy can hurt the Flash?
In any case, if there is a comparison between The Flash and Superman, there is no doubt that Superman wins.

"So, when the Flash is tripped in the lightning state, the answer is Superman?" Thor made a basic summary of everyone's analysis.

He felt that the answer was basically stable.

According to our consistent principle, if a question can be divided into several situations, and other situations cannot be analyzed, but when one situation can be analyzed, the answer is often based on the answer of the situation that can be analyzed.

This question fits that perfectly.

Because the situation where The Flash is tripped at "normal speed" is simply impossible to analyze.

"I don't think the answer to this question will be Superman!" But Captain America seemed to think of something, and said suddenly, "Superman can be ruled out, everyone still remember the image of the Justice League discussing the resurrection of Superman ?"

After being reminded by Captain America, many people at the scene also reacted.

More precisely, everyone except Thor reacted.

"That's right, Superman can indeed be ruled out!" Clark Kent immediately echoed, "Before Superman was resurrected, the Justice League had already fought Steppenwolf!"

The main reason why everyone revived Superman was to deal with Steppenwolf!
Because the people in the Justice League added up can't deal with the Steppenwolf, Wonder Woman Diana even admitted that she has never seen an enemy as strong as the Steppenwolf.

At this time, other members of the Justice League immediately recalled a person, Superman.

Obviously, before reviving Superman, everyone in the Justice League had already fought Steppenwolf, and they really knew how powerful Steppenwolf was.

"A little."

Captain America raised a little question, "Through that video, we can indeed confirm that other members of the Justice League have fought against the Steppenwolf, but what we cannot be sure is that the Justice League gathered together to fight against the Steppenwolf. "

"This question is about the first time the Justice League has assembled against Steppenwolf, isn't it?"

The words of Captain America can be said to be on point. Gathering together to fight and fighting separately are completely different situations.

"We've all seen the footage of Superman v Justice League."

Tony Stark has a different idea, "If Steppenwolf is really as powerful as Superman, it means that everyone in the Justice League is far from his opponent."

"So I think that the original battle should be the Justice League gathered together to fight against the Steppenwolf."

"To make so many superheroes think of a way to revive Superman, I think it must be their helpless way. They must have tried to concentrate all their strength against Steppenwolf."

Although there is no specific evidence for Tony Stark's inference, everyone at the scene is quite convinced.

Pushing themselves and others, they thought to themselves that if they hadn't tried everything, they wouldn't choose the extreme method of resurrecting Superman.

So Tony Stark's inference still has some truth.

But...the problem is still there, there is some truth to it, but the sufficiency of the truth is still a bit short, not enough for everyone to rule out the option of Superman.

After all, it is really unknown whether the members of the Justice League have assembled against the Steppenwolf before.

To be discussed.

"Let's take a look at the two options of Diana and Arthur Curry." Diana suggested at this time.

There is basically no controversy about these two options. After all, their speed is too slow, and it is technically impossible to trip The Flash or something.

So for the situation where the Flash is tripped at "lightning speed", it is more painful, because every option is unlikely.

Immediately afterwards, everyone briefly analyzed the situation of being tripped under the "normal speed", and found that this situation cannot be analyzed at all.

The answer to this question really depends on the situation at lightning speed.

"The crux of the problem is whether the Justice League fought against the Steppenwolf last time. Did they gather to fight together?" Thor shrugged.

This question is indeed very critical and will directly determine the answer to this question.

If you think that the Justice League has been assembled, this question has to be discussed further. If you think that there is no assembly, the answer is most likely Superman.

But it is a pity that everyone thinks that it is more likely that they have already assembled.

Well if that's the case...

"Isn't the answer only the Flash?" Thor said incredulously.

Only by keeping up with the speed of the Flash can he trip the Flash. If Superman is considered to have not participated in the first "Justice League Assembly Battle", then the Flash is really the only one.

Diana and Arthur Curry's speed is far behind!
And the Flash may have really been seriously injured, so he stumbled and tripped himself.

"There is a saying, when all the impossible factors are eliminated, the remaining one is the correct answer no matter how unbelievable it may seem. In short, this is what it means. I don't understand pop culture very well, but you guys do. I said, right."

After some thought, Bruce Wayne opened his mouth, "Then, let me answer this question, I choose D, Flash!"

Frankly speaking, Bruce Wayne is not very sure about option D, and there is a certain degree of gamble mentality.

But in the end.

Bruce Wayne won the bet.

【correct answer! 】

Immediately afterwards, such a notification sound came from the system.

"YES!"

Bruce Wayne couldn't help feeling excited, this wave of bets was right.

[Congratulations to Bruce Wayne, the answerer, for getting the bonus skill Magic Eliminator Weapon! 】

Swish!
Following the system's prompt tone, Bruce Wayne immediately felt something extra on his body.

(End of this chapter)