Heroes of Marvel

Whoo-hoo ~

“Anton, you go over there.” After flying into the warehouse, Scott had descended from Anton's back and then commanded Anton to fly in a different direction.

After Anton followed his instructions, Scott began to move quietly in the warehouse. Because the entire base here has changed, Scott couldn't have expected Professor Pym to give him his drawings before. Now, it's up to Scott to find that signal camouflage.

Click ~ click ~

However, when Scott snuck his head out of the corner, he saw that inside the warehouse was a very high-tech, fully automated production chain. From the perspective of Scott's electrical engineering profession, he could not at any time analyze the purpose of the parts being built in this production chain in front of him. But Scott's subconscious tells him that all this stuff works.

“Is this a clandestine steel suit factory, but look at the parts.” Scott whispered as he walked quietly on the warehouse beam.

Scott remembered his mission after observing the manufacture of spare parts for the E-class Sky fighters, who were looking for Professor Pim's signal camouflage. However, it looks like nothing was stored in this warehouse. So Scott was searching just a little bit on the roof, hoping to find a little warehouse or something.

After Scott stormed into the warehouse, Professor Pym was no longer able to see live broadcasts, and Scott's condition could only be judged by the positioning and communication systems on the Ant suit. Professor Pym would have been more surprised than Scott if he had seen the E-class skyfighter parts manufactured.

And while Professor Pym lost Scott, Tony at Stark Industries in downtown New York was able to see the Scott walking slowly on the beam through a surveillance system in the warehouse. Otherwise, Tony would have let Jarvis start the automatic attack system and wiped out Scott's little ant.

“Frank, you two pack up the exit, and I'll have Jarvis start the third level of dust removal.” Just when Frank and they hadn't found Scott's location, Tony's voice suddenly rang in their ears.

“Okay.” Frank and his buddies quickly retracted the location of the warehouse gate when they heard Tony.

Grade 3 dusting, the most sophisticated in this warehouse, is enough to clean up something hundreds of times smaller than an ant. Obviously, Tony doesn't want Scott to go on like this.

Whoo-hoo ~

Just as Frank and his companions returned to the main entrance, a white mist was sprayed from all parts of the warehouse, which consisted of very, very small cleaning particles that would adhere to dirty things and then break them down into micron-grade particles and finally take them away together. Now, they will sweep everywhere in the warehouse to make sure that the entire warehouse does not leave anything behind after this dust removal.

“Shit! What are these?!” Scott, who was sneaking up on the roof as the white fog gushed across the warehouse, also noticed in the first place that Scott instinctively felt bad about these things coming.

Whoo-hoo ~

Because now it's only the size of the ants, Scott can see that the white fog is actually made up of a tinier, water-ball-like thing. And as those smiling water beads passed through a space ahead, the tiny matter in that area was broken down, and the air quality was much better. I saw with my own eyes that the little water beads had broken down something like vegetable fiber, and Scott was starting to have hair in his heart.

“So harsh?! How can I hide in the past? Can the defenses of the Ant-Man suit be stopped?” As he retreated, Scott thought nervously.

Whoo-hoo!

Finally, the white mist from the roof came to Scott. And Scott, of course, was afraid to take the defenses of the Ant suit to test the power of those white water beads, and looking down there, Scott ran straight to the edge of the beam.

“Wow!” The next moment, Scott had jumped off the beam, avoiding the white mist that had been pressed down on him.

Brush!

“Is it useful to hide like this?” I saw Scott jump from it on the surveillance screen, and he said to himself with a funny smile in the corner of Tony's mouth in downtown New York.

Tony didn't have to kill this intruder who broke into his secret base. It's just that Tony can't just let him go now that he's seen something he shouldn't. At least grab him and find out who he's from and what the purpose of this invasion is. And Tony is very interested in this shrinking technology.

“Tony's pretty tough, too. You're not really gonna kill Scott, are you?“ Lin Rui also probably knows what's going on with him through the comms on Scott, so Lin Rui is considering sending a message to Tony to stop now.

Boom!

Just when Tony was playing, Lin Rui was worried, Scott's client had landed. At the moment of landing, Scott regained his normal size. He then quickly looked around the side and seemed to be looking for opportunities for a breakthrough.

However, the white mist came from all directions, and there was no breakthrough. Except for the location of the warehouse gate, but Frank and his companions are stopping there. Most importantly, Scott hasn't found the target item for this visit yet.

Looks like Scott has no way out now. When Scott looked at the warehouse gate, Frank, they didn't mean to do it either, so he stood there and watched Scott, and he seemed to be watching the show.

“Hmm! Just when I can't help it?!” The white mist was getting closer and closer around, and the warehouse was exposed to itself, and Scott's eyes shook down and drank.

“What's he going to do?” Lin Rui was very curious to hear Scott's voice.

Knock!

The next moment, Scott quickly reached out and pulled two little metal darts out of his waist. Then, he shook it forcefully at the forward fully automated production line.

Boom!

As they flew out, the two little metal darts quickly grew larger and then directly hit the operating production line. Scott was going to destroy the production line in this warehouse to break the game!