When Chaldea appeared in Marvel

It was now dusk, and the campus looked really beautiful.

Holo was currently strolling in the school park with Nero and Rin.

However, Rin learned from yesterday's lesson and changed her appearance.

The original red long sleeves were replaced by a white long windbreaker, and the twin ponytails were let down and scattered on the shoulders.

Without those iconic elements, just looking at Rin's face, it is difficult to associate her with Tohsaka Rin in the anime.

Even if someone really sees something, they will only think that the current Rin is just similar to an anime character, and they will not dare to actually come up and ask for an autograph.

The same goes for Nero, who wore a saber-style wavy blonde hair and did not wear a highly recognizable red dress.

Therefore, looking from a distance, it is also impossible to associate her with Nero Claudius.

"By the way, there's something I'm curious about, but I haven't asked you about it yet. Is that the kind of relationship you two have?"

Rin asked curiously as he looked back and forth between Rin and Holo as they walked.

"Hmm! Rin guessed it right, Yu likes the player the most!"

Nero nodded heavily, then jumped up and threw himself on Holo's back, hugging him with a happy expression on his face.

"Well... Nero, it's broad daylight and there are so many people nearby, you can keep your voice down."

Holo's face turned slightly red as she suggested something like this.

"No! The player is my pride, and I just want to say it out loud! Yu likes the player the most, and even saying it a hundred times is not enough!"

Nero raised Yang's chin willfully and spoke loudly with pride on his face.

"Haha~ You guys are really in love."

Looking at the two people, one noisy and aggressive, the other shy and passive, Rin couldn't help but chuckle twice.

"The love between heroic spirits and humans? Well, if you think about it, it's really romantic."

As she spoke, she couldn't help but recall the happy look on Medea's face when she looked at Soichiro during the Holy Grail War, and the longing for Saber in Shirou's eyes.

However, when she thought of Shirou, her smile couldn't help but dim slightly. She had had such a thing as admiration before.

It's just that it's too late now. Thinking of the strange world he is in, Rin can't help but feel a little melancholy in his heart.

"Speaking of which, after listening to your lecture, I couldn't help but have the idea of ​​writing a novel."

Rin said suddenly.

"Rin wants to write a novel!?"

Holo looked a little surprised when she heard this.

“What type do you want to write?”

"Fantasy type, let's call it "The Lost Thing of the Magician"."

...

The next day, since Holo had learned how to operate the Ant-Man suit and had a strong base of strength, there was no need for further training.

Of course, Holo still lacked a training to control ants, but because he was really afraid of bugs, this training was removed by Hank.

So Holo didn't have to go the next day, she could just wait for news of Hank's attack...

The scene came to a passenger plane flying over the Avengers training base.

Scott, who was wearing an Ant-Man suit, was standing in the gap between the plane's shells and looking down.

"Scott, the last stage of your training is stealth invasion."

Hank's voice came from the communicator in Ant-Man's helmet.

"It's freezing to me! Can't you line your clothes with flannel?"

Scott couldn't help but complain.

"Okay, stop talking nonsense and think about our mission."

"I know."

Scott nodded.

Last night, Hank said he needed to retrieve a prototype of a signal disguiser, a device he invented while at S.H.I.E.L.D.

It is needed to neutralize the signal transmission that Cross has installed in the safe and is a powerful signal transmission blocker.

And this blocker is gathering dust in Howard Stark's old warehouse in uptown New York. Of course, it has now been transformed into one of the Avengers training bases.

But Hank and the others don't know.

"You're on top of the target, jump now!"

Hank's voice came again.

"ABC Squadron, enter."

Following Scott's order, the carpenter ants behind him flew down one by one.

Sterk, on the other hand, got on his own Ant Tony.

"Okay, Tony Ant, don't throw me down again this time."

Scott patted Tony Ant on the head, and then one person and one ant flew towards the so-called warehouse below.

"Woohoo~ This feels much more exciting than moving sugar cubes."

Scott, who was falling vertically in the air, couldn't help but let out a dragon's cry.

"Calm down, kid."

Hank reminded him, rolling his eyes.

"Guys? We're probably in trouble."

After passing through the clouds, Scott noticed something was wrong.

"Hank, didn't you say this is an old warehouse? Not at all!?"

What caught Scott's eyes was obviously a base with complete facilities.

"You lied to me! You Sunny Beach!"

Hank listened to Scott's curse and couldn't help but look at the information in his hand.

Originally, the rooftop of the warehouse once had the word Stark engraved on it, but now it actually has a big A, which is the symbol of the Avengers.

"Scott, get out of there immediately. The mission is terminated."

Hope said quickly.

"Well, it doesn't seem to matter, there doesn't seem to be anyone here."

"Tony Ant, let's go to the roof."

"It looks like this equipment is going to be lost."

Hank touched his forehead helplessly.

"Not only that, he's going to lose his life."

Hope also said something immediately.

"Okay, I've reached the roof."

At this time, Scott had jumped off Tony Ant's back and was looking at the surrounding environment.

Whoosh!

At this moment, with a sound breaking through the air, Falcon Sam also arrived on the roof.

"What happened there Sam?"

Steve's voice came over Sam's communicator.

"The sensor was triggered, but I didn't see anything, wait..."

Sam responded, but couldn't help but frown the next second.

"The mission is terminated, Scott, that guy is Falcon, terminate it immediately!"

Hank said this quickly after looking at the picture coming from the Ant-Man helmet in front of him.

"It's okay, he can't see me."

Scott waved his hand.

"I can see you."

Falcon's words made Scott startled slightly.

"Well...he saw me."

Scott shrugged helplessly, then returned to normal size again, and opened his helmet to face Sam with his true appearance.

Then he waved to him.

"Hi, I'm Scott."

"Did he just say, Hi, I'm Scott?"

In Hank's basement, Hope looked at her father and complained with a speechless expression.

Hank nodded blankly.

"What are you doing here?"

Falcon asked.

"First of all, I'm your number one fan."

Scott laughed.

"Thanks, so who are you?"

"I'm Ant-Man."

"Pfft...Ant-Man?"

Sam smiled.