I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Does anyone here know anything about quantum mechanics?

Scott glanced at Captain America and Black Widow with a serious expression and asked.

"It's just chatting."

To be honest, most people can't possibly understand this stuff very well.

"Alright then, five years ago, just before Thanos did that, I was in a place called the Quantum Realm."

"The quantum realm is like a self-contained miniature universe; to enter it, you have to become extremely small."

"Hope, she's mine, she used to be mine... Anyway, she should have pulled me out of this mess."

"But then Thanos appeared, and I was trapped there."

Scott then briefly explained the background and consequences of the incident to Captain America and his companion.

Although Ant-Man glossed over many details, everyone still understood what was going on.

Why Ant-Man is in the quantum realm is something that no one can know for sure.

The reason why the person named "Hope" failed to pull Ant-Man out was definitely because Thanos snapped his fingers.

The other party, like half of the life forms that were wiped out in the universe, was reduced to ashes.

In addition to this, Hank Pym also noticed another, even more important piece of intelligence.

Judging from Scott's tone, it seems that the other party and his daughter have some kind of ambiguous relationship.

Could it be... that bastard has taken advantage of his own daughter?

Good grief, I kindly passed you my battle armor, and you took the opportunity to flirt with my daughter?

Is this how we play, you little rascal!

Hank harbored deep resentment and a profound sense of apprehension towards his future successor.

"These must have been a very long five years, right?"

On the big screen, Black Widow immediately apologized to Ant-Man.

But to her surprise, things turned out to be completely different from what Black Widow had imagined.

"That's all I wanted to say; it wasn't actually that long."

"For me, it's just five hours."

"The rules of the quantum realm are different from those of this world; everything there is unpredictable."

"Whose sandwich is this? I'm starving."

Ant-Man was halfway through his sentence when he quickly stepped forward.

He picked up a sandwich from the table and wolfed it down.

Meanwhile, all the group members in the multiverse were startled and noticed a crucial piece of information.

The flow of time in the quantum realm is different from that in the real world.

Five hours in the quantum realm is equivalent to five years in the real world!

This is absolutely a bombshell, like a real intelligence report.

In any case, this involves the quantum realm and information about the laws of time.

Even for people in other universes outside of Marvel, they are unsure whether this rule applies to their own universe, or even whether the so-called quantum realm exists in their universe.

But this is still important intelligence.

These are all important references for research in the quantum field.

"Scott, what are you talking about?"

On the big screen, Captain America's voice rang out as he couldn't help but press Ant-Man for answers.

"What I really want to say is that the time mechanism in the quantum realm is different, and the only problem now is that we can't manipulate it."

Ant-Man explained to Captain America while frantically munching on his sandwich.

"What if it were possible? I've been thinking about that."

"What if we could control this chaos? What if we could enter the quantum realm at a specific point in time and then exit it at another point in time?"

"For example, the time before Thanos appeared."

"Wait, wait!"

Captain America interrupted the excited Ant-Man, "Are you talking about the time machine?"

"What? Of course not!"

Ant-Man instinctively shook his head repeatedly, then began to explain to Captain America, "It's actually more like... well, it is a time machine. I know, I know it sounds crazy, but there must be a way, right?"

"Scott, Raccoon has already emailed me, so stop telling me it's crazy."

Black Widow said this to Ant-Man.

Without a doubt, Black Widow is referring to Rocket Raccoon.

This didn't come as too surprise to anyone.

After all, all the spoilers indicate that the Guardians of the Galaxy will be united with the Avengers in the future.

Star-Lord and Iron Man discussed their plan to deal with Thanos on an alien planet, while Rocket Raccoon and Groot joined Thor in forging Stormbreaker.

Even after Asgard was destroyed and Thor led the remaining members of his race to settle on Earth, Rocket Raccoon and Hulk went to visit Thor.

This raccoon from outer space is definitely one of our own.

"So, who should we talk to about this?"

Ant-Man then solemnly asked this crucial question.

Next, a line of text appeared on the big screen.

[Initially, Ant-Man and Captain America approached Tony Stark, who, given his intelligence and knowledge, was indeed the most suitable candidate.]

But Tony returned to his family and refused Ant-Man and the others' requests.

Left with no other option, they had to settle for second best and found Bruce Banner.

Regardless of spoilers or big-screen recaps, there's no doubt that Tony is the smartest member of the Avengers.

So it wasn't surprising that Ant-Man and the others sought Tony's help first.

No one paid much attention to this intelligence.

Except for Tony.

"Returning to family life?"

Tony was stunned.

What does it mean to return to the family?

The prerequisite for returning to family life is having a family of your own first, right?

Considering that his parents had passed away many years ago, the "family" mentioned here undoubtedly refers to his newly formed family.

So that means I was already married at that time!

I wonder who she'll marry? Will it be Pepper?

"Ready to begin, the first time travel test!"

On the big screen, Banner is conducting a time travel test inside the Avengers base.

"Scott, start that... thing in the car."

Wearing clothes and glasses, "Hulk Banner" spoke to Ant-Man in front of a control panel.

Ant-Man then stepped forward and opened the cargo bed of a small truck.

Inside, a passageway appeared that felt very familiar to everyone.

"It's this car!"

The group members immediately recognized him.

Isn't this the same vehicle that Captain Marvel flew to when she stole the Infinity Gauntlet during the Avengers' battle against Thanos?

Thanos used his "Exploding Blade Shot" to enter the tunnel and blasted Captain Marvel away.

I never expected it to be this one car.

"Circuit breaker set, emergency generator ready."

"Great, I don't want to leave this guy in the 1950s if the power goes out."

"What are you talking about?"

"It's nothing, just a joke."

Although it was just a joke, it clearly made Ant-Man feel nervous. After all, it was time travel.

If nothing goes wrong, all is well; but if something does go wrong, I can't even imagine what would happen.

"Scott, we're going to send you back a week ago and let you wander around there for an hour."

"Then I'll bring you back in ten seconds, understand?"

"Good luck, Scott! You can do it."

The experiment began, and Banner immediately activated the time machine.

The fully armed Ant-Man vanished in an instant, sucked into the quantum tunnel.

"Three-second countdown, three, two, one!"

Banner quickly pressed some buttons.

Swish!

Ant-Man reappeared from the tunnel.

However, it wasn't the original Ant-Man, but a teenage Ant-Man who was only a teenager.

"Everyone, I feel like something's not right."

The young Ant-Man looked at Banner and the others with a surprised and bewildered expression.

"What the hell?"

"What's going on?!"

Banner and the others then engaged in another flurry of frantic activity.

The young Ant-Man was sucked in again, and then "spit" out.

This time, it wasn't the teenage Ant-Man who appeared, but the old man Ant-Man.

"What happened this time?"

"Quickly, bring him back!"

"I'm trying my best, I'm trying my best!"

Swish!

The third attempt resulted in an infant Ant-Man.

"Hahaha, this is hilarious! Is this time travel? It's really dangerous!"

The rocket raccoon on Xandar laughed so hard his stomach hurt, and he slammed his hand on the table, making a loud thud.

"Isn't Ant-Man being a little too pitiful?"

In the Transformers universe, Bumblebee expresses deep sympathy for Ant-Man.

Dude, how could you be so bold as to act as a guinea pig for the time machine?

Are you really not afraid of something going wrong?

"No offense intended, Banner, but it seems your expertise in quantum mechanics is indeed lacking."

Black Widow, inside the Avengers base, shrugged at Banner.

Banner, of course, didn't care about such things. He simply nodded in agreement: "Yeah, so in the end, it was Tony who had to step in."

The current situation is quite clear.

Bruce Banner alone wasn't enough; his repeated actions nearly ruined Ant-Man.

Banner's experiment was a mixed bag; although he considered it a resounding success, it was actually a failure.

[However, what Banner and the others didn't know was that while they were busy and flustered, Tony, who had already clearly rejected Ant-Man, was secretly conducting research.]

Iron Man ultimately couldn't truly ignore it; he brought his self-made time-traveling device to the Avengers base.

The camera then switched again.

Outside the Avengers base research building, Captain America stood there, looking dejected.

The next moment, a luxury car executed a beautiful drift and stopped in front of Captain America.

The car window rolled down, and Tony's cool face appeared before Captain America.

"Why is his face so long? Let me guess, has he turned into a baby?"

Tony guessed the truth in a second.

"And it's become something else entirely. What brings you here, Tony?"

Captain America reluctantly admitted it, then looked at Tony and asked him a question.

"This is the Epollo paradox: Lang didn't travel through time, but rather let time travel through his own body."

Tony opened the car door and revealed the truth in one sentence.

The Epollo Paradox!

The people in front of the big screen, especially top scientists like Tony, Banner, and Mr. Fantastic, silently memorized this theory.

For them, this is the key theory behind building a time machine.

Of course, they may not necessarily want to build a time machine, but they are very, very interested in this important topic.

They are scientists, after all; how could they remain indifferent to something like a time machine?

"This is complicated and dangerous; someone should have warned you."

On the big screen, Playboy continued speaking to Captain America from the bottom of his heart.

"You warned me."

Captain America was becoming increasingly frustrated.

When they approached Tony earlier, he did warn them about the dangers of doing so.

But there are some things that you have to do even if you know they are dangerous.

"Really? Thank goodness I warned you. Anyway, I got it sorted out."

At this point, Tony proudly pulled out a "watch," describing it as "a fully functional time-travel navigator."

Upon hearing this, Captain America finally showed a relieved and excited smile.

Doesn't this mean that time travel is now possible?

With the time navigator created by Tony Stark, the Avengers finally built a time machine.

[Perhaps because the previous tests left a psychological scar, Ant-Man hesitated in the following tests.]

Patton volunteered to take the test.

"Countdown: three, two, one!"

Once the countdown was complete, Banner restarted the machine.

Swish!

A spacetime vortex appeared and sucked Barton in again.

After traversing the quantum realm, Barton eventually found himself on a farm.

Patton was immediately excited.

That farm was none other than his current destination—his own home!

"Lyra!"

Barton soon overheard his daughter and wife's conversation and became excited, wanting to go find his daughter.

But just as he pushed open the door, his time was up, and he was instantly teleported back.

We returned to the time machine.

"We did it! We did it!"

Patton spoke to everyone with great excitement.

The process was somewhat complicated, but the time machine was eventually successfully built.

Interestingly, this is the only known time machine in the Marvel 199999 universe.

[Kang the Conqueror became a multiverse-level boss because he accidentally obtained a time machine in the future.]

Could the time machine they obtained be the same one built by the Avengers?

This is an interesting topic.

That concludes the spoilers on the big screen.

But the last paragraph of text caused an uproar among the group members of the multiverse.

Although these few sentences are short, the amount of information they convey is astonishing.

They revealed a multiverse-level boss: Kang the Conqueror.

Who exactly is this conqueror Kang?

This question, without prior agreement, flashed through everyone's minds. (End of Chapter)