American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

He really didn't understand scientific matters.

Not only Captain America, but everyone else looked at Tony Stark with a curious and inquisitive gaze, including T'Challa and Scott Lang.

Although these two possessed a certain level of scientific and cultural literacy, they were naturally far inferior to Tony Stark in this regard.

The topic Tony Stark is currently discussing touches upon areas where their understanding is limited.

"You don't even know this common sense? That's why I still prefer talking to Dr. Banner; talking to you guys is too much of a hassle."

Tony Stark looked exhausted before explaining to the crowd, "If you shrink yourself to below the subatomic level, you will enter the quantum realm!"

The quantum realm!

These four words immediately caught the eye of everyone present.

The previous video clearly showed that the time machine works using quantum mechanics!

But now, everyone has learned that Scott Lang has a way to enter the quantum realm in the future!

The answer to this question really did come to light right away.

"So Scott entered the quantum realm in the future! Although I don't know much about what the quantum realm is like, since the time machine uses quantum mechanics, it means that there should be some spacetime rules involved in the quantum realm."

"Scott must have experienced or witnessed something similar to time travel in the quantum realm, which is why he came up with this idea and convinced the superheroes with his own experience!"

T'Challa recounted the whole story in front of everyone, and it has to be said that it was quite reasonable.

"So the answer to this question is C, Mr. Scott?" Peter Parker asked, glancing at everyone.

On this point, most people generally agreed.

Although this is just a hypothesis, there is no evidence to prove that Scott Lang has actually entered the quantum realm.

Even assuming that Scott Lang actually entered the quantum realm in the future, no one can be sure that he actually encountered something similar to time travel within the quantum realm.

However, this is the only relevant fact that everyone currently has.

All other speculations are purely analytical and have no basis whatsoever.

In comparison, the only option is Scott Lang.

Next, the question is who will answer this question.

Tony Stark, Thor, and Peter Parker, who hadn't yet answered the question, briefly discussed it.

Ultimately, the spot went to Tony Stark.

There is no other reason.

Although people don't know what this "faint light" actually is, the quantifier for it is "a dose," which indicates that the faint light is a kind of medicine.

Medicines, on the other hand, must be taken orally or injected; in short, they must enter the human body.

Thor naturally resists this kind of thing.

Peter Parker was quite interested, as it was all very new to him, and he couldn't wait to try answering the questions.

But Tony Stark beat him to it.

Tony Stark was worried that Peter Parker had been injected with something strange; he had no other intentions, he was simply acting like an elder.

Although this is the first time Tony Stark has met Peter Parker, he doesn't know if it's because he had seen the footage beforehand or if it's some kind of fate, but Tony Stark immediately "took a liking" to Peter Parker.

He treated the child as his junior.

Treat others with sincerity.

That's why Tony Stark has this parental mentality; after all, the system's rewards sometimes include a couple of disappointing things, like that weirdo cell.

That thing is a complete rip-off.

The laureate, Strange, refused to eat it, and when he gave it to others, they refused to eat it either. In the end, he had no choice but to give it to Dr. Banner as research material.

Unfortunately, because the sample size was so small, even with Dr. Banner's genius and brilliance, he couldn't figure anything out.

After all, that cell is just a small clump.

It was just wasted by Dr. Banner, completely squandered.

"I choose C, Scott Lang!"

After making his decision, Tony Stark gave his answer to the quiz system.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted the corresponding prompt tone, and as everyone expected, the answer was Scott Lang.

[Congratulations to Tony Stark for winning the Improved Glimmer!]

As soon as the system gave this notification, a vial of purple liquid, shimmering with a faint glow, appeared in Tony Stark's hand.

"So this is what glimmering light is like. It's pretty much what I imagined."

After reviewing the information about Glimmer in his mind, Tony Stark couldn't help but shrug and say something.

He seemed completely unconcerned.

This thing is useless to him; he doesn't need it at all.

"Mr. Stark, this thing looks very advanced and powerful. I wonder what it's used for?"

Peter Parker couldn't contain his curiosity any longer and stared at the impressive-looking potion that Tony Stark was holding in his hand, asking a question.

"Simply put, this is a drug that can greatly enhance human potential. After taking a sip of this drug, a person will become a super soldier."

Tony Stark then explained the situation to everyone.

This wasn't too surprising, since most of the potions produced by the system have this effect.

“However, this enhancement is only temporary and will wear off in about half an hour,” Tony Stark added.

The fact that the potion wasn't permanent, with only a half-hour time limit, further diminished everyone's interest in it.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Microlight is bad; it's just that the current superheroes are too powerful, that's all.

For most people, this faint light is also a good thing.

A superhero, being able to be one for half an hour is actually quite good.

"One sip and you can turn into a super soldier? Like Captain America? This stuff is so cool!" Peter Parker exclaimed in amazement.

This thing was actually quite magical to him.

“Trust me, kid, you don’t need this,” Tony Stark said meaningfully.

Peter Parker is a mutated superhero in the future!

His physical abilities are in no way inferior to Captain America's.

“Stark, does this glimmer have any side effects?” Scott Lang asked.

“Of course there are no side effects.” Tony Stark glanced at Scott Lang with disdain. “Lang, this isn’t your first time answering a question, why would you ask such a childish one?”

The quiz system has given out so many rewards, and even if some of them are a bit tricky, there have never been any rewards with side effects.

Of course, excessive mana consumption is not included.

"No, that's not what I meant. This is the first time I've seen the 'improved version' of the reward. What I mean is, before the improved version, did this glimmer have any side effects?"

Scott Lang immediately explained it again.

Since the question was somewhat plausible, Tony Stark withdrew his disdainful look.

He nodded: "That's true. The original glimmer of light not only turns people into real monsters when consumed, but it's also addictive, like taking drugs."

"But this improved version is safe and non-toxic, with no side effects, so you can drink it with peace of mind."

“Mr. Stark, this is a really good thing. From now on, even if you're not wearing Iron Man armor, you can become a superhero anytime!”

Peter Parker spoke with renewed enthusiasm.

That's true.

Tony Stark hasn't developed nanotech armor yet, so it's impossible for him to wear it at all times.

Although he carries a suit of armor with him in the all-purpose capsule, what if the armor gets destroyed?

In some battles, one suit of armor is far from enough.

If that's the case, then this glimmer of light can come in handy.

Although Tony Stark didn't think much of this reward, it wasn't entirely useless.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

After a brief discussion about the dim light, a corresponding video appeared on the large screen of the question-answering system.

What first appeared before everyone was an extremely messy and dark place, which at first glance looked like an abandoned warehouse.

Squeak!

A rat was crawling around on various objects in the abandoned warehouse.

Coincidentally, the mouse seemed to have accidentally touched a device, and an electronic display screen lit up immediately.

Oh oh oh!

As the display screen began to "glow," a corresponding instrument in the abandoned vehicle started to spin rapidly.

That was clearly a passageway.

Whoosh!

The next moment, a figure darted out from the passage.

It was none other than Scott Lang, dressed in the Ant-Man suit.

"What the hell?"

Scott Lang looked around, looking completely bewildered.

Because the background information is unknown, no one knows what the equipment inside the abandoned vehicle on the screen actually is.

However, it is obvious that the passage is not large enough to accommodate a single person.

In other words, Scott Lang was in a shrunken state when he stayed in the passage.

So why did Scott Lang shrink down and then enter a car?