Hank Pym's Crime

Chapter 769: Hank Pym's Crime

"Evastar. That was her real name. To you, her ability might seem miraculous, even enviable. But to her, it was a curse that represented endless torment—a terrible nightmare she could never escape."

Since Peggy Carter had provided them with an opening, Evenson and the others decided they might as well follow that lead. Torture was certainly a more direct and efficient method, and they would eventually get the information they wanted from Eva.

But if they did that, Eva would suffer tremendous damage to both body and soul. Physical damage was manageable; she could fully recover within minutes. But the damage to her soul was another matter. Whether it could heal at all was uncertain, and even if it could, it would take several days.

Yet if a female investigator infiltrated the enemy to carry out a quick in-and-out intelligence theft mission, only to disappear for several days without explanation... This was not role-playing an undercover agent. It was enough to make people suspicious. How credible could the intelligence she brought back possibly be?

Still, whether they wanted to win Eva over or were simply curious, they first needed to thoroughly understand how she had acquired this ability and what had happened to her. As someone who knew the details, Peggy Carter began explaining.

"The reason she acquired her current ability was a failed scientific experiment. Two people were inseparably connected to that experiment. One was her father, Eliasstar Starr. The other was... Hank Pym."

"How dare you blame my father?" Eva suddenly flew into a rage. She lifted her head and roared at Peggy Carter, "All of this was caused by Pym Hank! He was the real culprit!"

"You had better remember your position!" Peggy Carter merely sighed soundlessly at Eva's fury, but Evenson