Alvin didn't return to Hell's Kitchen until the last day of vacation...
He really didn't care much about Scott Lang, that "minor" figure. He didn't even care much about his boss, Hank Pym.
Stark had filled Alvin in on Hank Pym's identity, but it hadn't changed Alvin's opinion.
In his previous life, Alvin had only watched Avengers: Infinity War before he'd transmigrated. He couldn't even remember the plots of a few popcorn movies very clearly anymore.
Of course, he had no idea that the Quantum Realm, which Ant-Man was involved with, could let people travel through time.
But even if Alvin knew about it now, he'd probably put a stop to any related research.
After all, he already had a few Stones in his possession. If Thanos couldn't get them from this world but got them from another timeline instead, that would be beyond stupid...
Because of Alvin's "ignorance," the sudden "visit" from two "minor" figures wasn't nearly enough reason for him to disrupt his plans.
Even Jessica, who'd been interested in Ant-Man before, had turned her attention elsewhere because of the wedding dress.
Aside from telling Alvin that he'd better bring back some Pym Particles, Jessica had no interest in getting involved anymore.
And Alvin was a man of his word...
He'd promised to spend seven full days having fun with Little Ginny and the others, so he'd stay until the very last moment before heading home.
On the way back, the yacht had made a stop at Prison Island. They'd settled Poseidon, transplanted into the Hundred-Headed Basilisk, there to partner up with Attilan's Triton as an undersea prison guard.
Triton was practically superhuman in the water!
With him there, he could keep an eye on Poseidon's condition and, as a bonus, give him some company.
Ever since the