Honestly, what the Ant-Man family did was pretty outrageous.
Wasp Janet helped Kang recover his strength, then, because she did not want to take responsibility, buried the matter in her heart. If she had not accidentally returned to the Quantum Realm, no one else might ever have learned about it.
After their family entered the Quantum Realm again, they all acted as if nothing had happened. Their only goal was for the whole family to return home safe and sound.
Well, just like withdrawing troops from another country, retreat was a kind of "victory" to their family.
In any case, in this incident alone, the Ant-Man family's actions were truly open to criticism.
Because of Wasp's mistake, the Quantum Universe suffered a disaster, yet her family simply dusted themselves off and left. They did not care in the slightest whether the natives lived or died.
After all, this was also America's history. Their land had been seized from the "natives," so they simply would not care about the natives' fate.
According to the original timeline—or rather, the "original plot"—the Ant-Man family successfully escaped back to the Macro Universe, and the Quantum Universe was the one doomed to suffer.
After all, once the hope of leaving the Quantum Universe was shattered, Kang the Conqueror was no kind soul. He would inevitably vent his anger on the entire Quantum Universe and truly slaughter every single native there.
Yet the Ant-Man family had simply chosen to ignore that possibility.
"Fine. Let's contact Old White as soon as possible and have him help us find Scott and his daughter. Then we'll leave this world together."
Doctor Pym made the final decision. The three of them drained their last glasses of wine and prepared to leave.
"Want to leave? Too late!"
At that moment, a