When Chaldea appeared in Marvel

"Honestly, I love the name you named your daughter."

After glancing at Scott who was chasing away, Holo couldn't help but look at Hank and said this.

"Hope, the pronunciation means hope."

Hank nodded.

"Yes, she was once my hope and the source of energy for this suit."

As Hank said this, he gently stroked the Ant-Man helmet beside him.

"But unfortunately, it was too late."

"Maybe it's not too late. I don't believe anyone would hate their family members who truly love them deeply."

.....

Outside the house, Hope was sitting in her car, and Scott opened the door and sat in.

"Oh my God."

Hope rolled her eyes at this.

"You need to lock the door, I'm serious, there are a lot of sneaky people around here."

"Are you kidding me?"

Hope interrupted Scott's thoughts.

"Do you know what risk he wants you to take? That person named Holo doesn't matter. You may not know it just after you came out of prison."

"His own power can compete with the alien army. If he faces the Avengers, he will be the absolutely crushing winner."

"And his family's power is extremely mysterious. They are everywhere in the United Nations. Hank asked him for help this time just to get to know him and to be bound to him in order to build a relationship."

"I'm pretty sure Hank never really trusted him, and neither did I."

"But you are different. You know your current situation. You also have a daughter that worries you. No one can guarantee your own life."

Hope's words made Scott frown.

"But I'm doing this for her."

Scott said honestly.

"When my mom died, I didn't see her for two weeks."

Hope said sarcastically.

"But Hank was sad, too."

Scott responded.

"Me too. I was only seven years old at the time, but he never came back after that. There was no form. He just sent me to boarding school."

"You know, I thought that at this dangerous moment, maybe we could have a chance to coexist peacefully, but even now, he still excludes me."

"I don't think he did."

Scott shook his head.

"Why do you think you are here?"

Hope smiled disdainfully.

"It proves that he loves you and sacrificing me doesn't matter, Hank, that's why I'm here."

"You have actually realized it a long time ago, that's why he let me wear the suit, but not you."

"He would rather lose this battle than lose you."

As a father, Scott understood Hank very well, because if he thought about it, if it were his daughter, he would definitely not let her put herself in danger.

Hope didn't speak after hearing what Scott said, but just looked at him blankly.

"That's all I want to tell you."

Scott shook his head and was about to get out of the car.

"...Actually, when I called the police, I didn't know you had a daughter."

Hope's sudden statement interrupted Scott's movements.

"What's her name?"

"Cathy."

"What a nice name."

Hope finally had a smile on her lips again.

"I also have a question, why don't you trust Holo?"

Scott asked curiously. Recalling his conversation with Holo that afternoon, he didn't think the other person was a bad person.

"Because he is too white, this has to make people suspicious. No one is completely white, there will always be some black spots."

"In addition, he is in a high position... Such a person can easily get everything he wants as long as he is willing."

"But such a person is completely white, which only makes people suspect that he is hiding some greater darkness."

Hope explained, but Scott shook his head in disapproval.

"There are few such people, but they definitely exist."

"Okay, don't talk about him."

Hope didn't want to argue with him about Holo anymore, but handed him another ant control device.

"You need to clear your mind and think clearly, Scott, think about Kathy and how much you love her, use that focus."

"Go and focus on giving orders to the ant army."

Scott also tried again.

Hope placed a coin in front of Scott.

Gradually, a few ants crawled out from the gaps in the car, lifted the button, and spun it.

.....

The two returned to the room, and Holo and others had already left.

Because it is now four o'clock in the afternoon, Holo's class time.

Hank was sitting alone in a chair in a daze, looking like a lonely old man.

"Your mother convinced me to join me in my mission."

After seeing Hope come in, Hank said this with half-closed eyes.

"She was called the Wasp at the time, and she was just born for it."

"But now, not a day goes by that I don't regret that I promised her back in 1987."

"The independence faction hijacked a Soviet missile silo in Kursk and launched an intercontinental missile towards the United States."

"The only way to reach the core of the missile is to pass through solid titanium. You have to reduce your body to the size of the molecular distance to enter. That person should have been me."

"But the calibrator was too damaged...your mother took my place without hesitation."

"The missile then failed and fell into the sea halfway, but she also became subatomic in size and could never come back."

At this point, Hank took a deep breath.

"I spent the next ten years trying my best to understand the quantum realm, but until now, I still know nothing about it..."

Hope was already in tears at this time.

"It's her choice..."

She choked up and continued.

"But why didn't you tell me earlier?"

"I want to try and protect you. I lost Janet and I don't want to lose you too."

Hope kept nodding.

"sorry...."

...

It is a pity that Holo did not see such a touching scene of the father and daughter resolving their conflicts and opening their hearts.

Because he was currently attending classes at Midtown High School.

"Did you know? At the [middle point] of building the movie, the members of the protagonist group put down their guard, open their hearts, and officially unite."

"When the protagonist himself is also facing the [moment of rebirth], remember that if it is to be sensational, you must control the timing, and the middle point cannot have nothing to do with the protagonist."

"It can't be too embarrassing and sensational. It's like there is a father and daughter in the protagonist group. The father and daughter are sensationalizing, and the protagonist can only watch from the side. This kind of scene is really embarrassing."

"First, because this is about opening up hearts between team members and has nothing to do with the protagonist. Second, the protagonist is alone in a sensational scene with nothing to do. This is what we are most afraid of when constructing the film!"

(Ps: The terms such as the Soviet Union and the United States written in this book have nothing to do with reality. They are all imaginary from the Marvel world. Any similarities are purely coincidental)