Given this itinerary, the flying beast beneath Dane was simply too slow and unsuitable for long-distance travel.
He needed a faster, more durable means of flight. The trading district he had just visited did not have what he wanted.
According to the information he had obtained from the shop owner, ever since Kang began his rule, he had deliberately restricted the circulation of technology on the market. Flying shuttle technology was a key target of surveillance.
Without flying shuttles that could move freely between worlds, the Rebel Army's range of activity would inevitably be severely limited. Kang was likely trying to force Janet into revealing herself bit by bit.
Of course, since Kang's rule had not yet spread across every realm, his restrictions were not enough to completely control the Rebel Army's area of operations.
Moreover, there were still huge numbers of Quantum Residents dissatisfied with his actions. In reality, the Rebel Army had a broader popular base than Kang's Legion. They simply lacked leadership and were mostly a scattered rabble, no match for Kang at all.
However, intelligence was the one area where the weaker Rebel Army surpassed Kang's Legion. If not for that, they would have been defeated by Kang from the very beginning.
Thus, before the patrol captain of the trading district could report Dane's information to Kang's Legion, Rebel Army intelligence operatives had intercepted it as well.
At the time, the Head of Rebel Intelligence was Kayla, who had not yet surrendered in this timeline. He looked exactly like an ordinary human man, even somewhat handsome.
At this point, he was still Janet's partner. He handled not only work-related matters, but also helped ease Janet's loneliness whenever Hank Pym was absent.
After receiving the intelligence, he immediately went to find Janet. The two exchanged an intimate