Interlude Hank Pym
Hank Pym always kept an eye on the Shield. Since they was trying to steal his invention. His ants worked well as spies, but he had to be careful. Shield knew about them; at first he thought that this nonsense about a Norse god was just an exaggeration. He kept thinking that until an army of aliens rained down on New York City. Hank was lucky to live in San Francisco. Alien are real. Did Shield know about them before or did they hide it from him? Since Hank was fired from his own company, he mostly spent his time at home. Even so, he was worried about Cross obsessively trying to recreate his pattern. Fortunately, all his attempts were unsuccessful. Cross started writing the pattern completely wrong. Hank prayed that he would never make it.
Formula. The work of his life.
And his defeat.
When was the last time he saw Janet.
Hank did not care about the Norse god.
Until he noticed anomaly
Each molecule is saturated with new energy.
Double. No changes to the molecular structure. Nevertheless, they could occur.
Hank watched it.
It was beautiful. Powerful. Awesome.
All energy accumulated, ready to change atoms.
Shield would probably like to use it as a weapon.
However, it was great.
It would be a disgrace to turn something like that into a weapon.
Hank immediately wanted to question this alien deity about how he was doing it. How can it work like this? What else can it do? Hank Pym has always been a proud man, and he hated not knowing.
Maybe he wasn't happy about the victims in New York.
However, he knew that such an opportunity would not happen again.
Somewhere at the bottom of his heart it still ached because of Janet.
It was his fault. He should have sacrificed himself. Not to go home and tell my daughter that her mother will not be coming back. It was then that he cut himself off from Hope and sent her to boarding school. Hope never forgave him for that.
However, that was the past.
He knew his invention was unique. Cross was obsessed. He will spend years recreating this formula. There were others too. Someone always wanted to steal his invention.
Shield was his enemy. Cross too.
Loki emerged as an unexpected ally.
Hank remembered the old tales of Viking blood and slaughter. Nevertheless, he had to take the risk.
Such an effect on atoms!
They were incredible!
Loki was the smartest of the gods.
He wanted to destroy Shield. This organization was evil incarnate. They tried to rob him, manipulated him, lied about everything.
There was also an uncomfortable hope inside him.
Janet is dead.
And the Norse gods had access to the worlds after death. Janet would have ended up in Valhalla, she had died in battle as a defender of many people. It was a glorious death.
If he could convince Loki to bring her.
He was a trickster.
He would definitely like to show his skills.
Hank could sacrifice the world. After all, after the conquest, Loki will not destroy her own kingdom. In history, conquests have always been bloody. But when was the conquest over? New taxes, new culture and new centralization of power. That's how it was for the most part. Of course, there were exceptions. Hitler, although he came to power democratically. However, Hank would not have compared the ancient deity of mischief and lies to this weak German painter.
To have a family again, Hank could join Loki.
Him, Janet and Hope.
Together again.
Hank immediately began searching for Loki's location through the ants. He finally found him on a small farm where he was with Agent Barton, his first servant, and his family.
Dr. Selvig was also on his way towards them.
Hank started packing. He had to get to Loki's new hideout as soon as possible.
He only left a message for Hope that he was leaving for urgent matters.
Urgent matters.
Make a deal with a Norse deity to win back his wife.