The Nuclear God

As Tony Stark said, Hank Pym was indeed disturbed by strong emotions on this question, and it was difficult for him to make a rational judgment.

But this is completely understandable, after all, it involves the wife he misses so much.

For so many years, Hank Pym once thought that his wife had died in that accident, so he has always felt guilty. But now he knows that the other party may still be alive, so it is hard not to be excited.

So he made the most emotional choice. Not only did he answer the question wrong, but he also gave Scott Lang more trouble.

Scott Lang was crying, "Shit, Hank, you have failed my trust. For a moment, I planned to choose myself!"

Loki seemed to remind him kindly: "Dude, you should learn your lesson now. In the following questions, as long as you are among the options, don't hesitate. Just choose. No matter what, you should have confidence in yourself. This kind of self-confidence is very important. If you have watched the live broadcast of previous quiz games, you will agree with this. Many people believed in themselves and answered the questions correctly when faced with this choice."

"Really?" Scott Lang didn't have much confidence in himself. After all, he was just a prisoner who hadn't completed his jail time.

Loki shrugged his shoulders:" Peter Quill in the last round of the quiz game is also a new player like you. That guy is very confident in himself, and finally won the game by believing in himself."

Tony Stark nodded and said: "Scott, he is right, but he is not that kind. This guy is evil. Even if what he says is true, you can't completely believe it!"

Scott Lang said angrily: "You are all the same, as long as I am at the bottom, the probability of you entering the winner's group is high!"

Hank Pym finally came back to his senses at this time, and glanced at him, "Very well, it seems that you are not stupid enough. This is how the game is played: first drive two players out, then the rest are the winners, alas the word elimination is already engraved on your face now."

After two rounds of question and answer, Scott Lang finally understood how the game was played.

He also paid a terrible price for this. He was at the bottom with -5 points, and he was far away from the winner's group. He also went through two painful electrotherapy sessions just now.

However, Scott Lang can become an Ant-Man in the future. After all, he is not an ordinary person and has not given up hope.

He encouraged himself: "No, I still have a chance to come back. As long as I can answer correctly, I can get back the score!"

Seeing this, Tony Stark raised his eyebrows at Loki: "Looks like your plan to make him fall behind failed."

He saw that Loki kindly reminded Scott Lang just now, but he had evil intentions.

Just like what Hank Pym said, Loki's purpose is also very simple: to be the first to drive Scott Lang out of the game. The so-called kindness is nothing more than deliberate misleading.

Loki just smiled and didn't respond to Tony Stark's insinuation.

Nick Fury was still trying to draw in a relationship with Hank Pym at this time: "Hank, although the correct answer to this question is not your wife, it's still good news, isn't it?"

Hank Pym nodded: "That's right, it's indeed good news. Jenet is still alive, and she's waiting for me to rescue her!"

This question did not reveal that his wife Janet must have entered the quantum realm, but at least it gave Hank Pym hope.

As long as she is alive, there is hope!

Most importantly, this question reveals that Scott Lang once entered the quantum realm and returned to the main material world alive, which is a very important thing.

What Hank Pym most wants to know now is how exactly did Scott Lang escape from the Quantum Realm safely?

He stared at the light curtain with fiery eyes, and at this time, the video of the correct answer began to play on the light curtain.

In the picture, Hank Pym, his daughter, and Scott Lang are sitting at the dining table, and they seem to be preparing to eat, but Scott Lang in the camera looks a little restless and confused.

From Hank Pym's conversation, they learned that not long ago, he designed Scott Lang to steal his things, and his daughter designed Scott Lang to be imprisoned again and then put Scott Lang in prison again. He was rescued and brought here.

After understanding the cause and effect, the audience can fully understand why Scott Lang in the camera looks so confused, It's the same for them!

"Hey, why are you doing this to me? I finally got out of prison, and then I was tricked by you?"

Scott Lang saw these futures, he was a little anxious, and couldn't help complaining.

Hank Pym didn't explain, just said casually: "Can you relax, these futures haven't happened yet."

He is now focusing all his energy on watching this future video, and he has no time to deal with the emotional Scott Lang.

Upon seeing this, Tony Stark joked: "Ha, you should thank him. At least he gave you a chance to become a superhero, didn't he? Being Superhero is always better than thieves."

Scott Lang said with a straight face: "It's nice to say, would you like to be a doll at the mercy of others?"

Tony Stark shrugged: "No one would like this. In the last video, when you put on the Ant-Man suit, you got rid of the controls, right?"

Continuing to watch the video, Hank Pym revealed that he had been eyeing Scott Lang for a long time and admired his stealing skills very much. By the way, he also showed his skills in manipulating ants.

Under the control of Hank Pym, the tiny ants can move sugar cubes much larger than their bodies, and it is precisely because of these inconspicuous ants that Hank Pym proudly claimed that he "sees everything, hears everything, and knows everything."

Seeing this, Nick Fury complained silently: "No wonder you scientists are prouder than each other. Do you think you are an omnipotent God after tossing about this high-tech?"

Tony Stark scowled: "For those of you who don't understand science, some of the technologies we have mastered look like an omnipotent God, for example, you can take nuclear weapons"

In this regard, even Hank Pym, who dislikes Tony Stark, agrees very much.