After gathering the researchers, it was time to gather the research subject.
Scott was summoned here with a completely baffled look on his face.
In the original story, after he and Hank smashed Cross, he was supposed to go take part in the Civil War, though things did not turn out very well.
For violating the Sokovia Accords, he would end up wearing an ankle monitor and under house arrest.
While bored out of his mind, he would dream of Janet—dream of Janet's memories. That discovery would reignite Pym's hopes that perhaps his wife had not died after all.
But now... Scott was living a rather fulfilling life. He had found a job as an electrical engineer with the Osborn Group, mainly maintaining the power grid in North America.
Perhaps ordinary life had reduced his wild thoughts considerably. He instinctively overlooked that dream.
"Then my next question will be very important. Answer carefully," Harry said.
Scott nodded and swallowed at the same time—those observing him now were an absurdly distinguished group.
Tony Stark, Hank Pym, Bill Foster, and his own boss, Harry Osborn.
When had he ever seen such a lineup?
Then again, the others probably had not seen it either—he would definitely brag to his daughter about this later.
"Have you ever dreamed of Janet Pym and her memories?"
Scott looked utterly lost. "What does that mean? I know Janet is Hank's wife, but why would I dream of her memories?"
After hearing this, Hank, standing outside the window, covered his forehead with both hands—this kid was still so... dense.
Harry pulled up a psychological examination file from the database. "This is your examination data from two months ago. You told the analyst, 'I've been having a lot of dreams lately. I often dream that you're playing hide-and-seek with