Looking at Janet, who had "come back to life" from the Quantum Realm, he hadn't expected this theoretical old lady to still have a bit of her charm left.
The first thing Janet did after stepping out of the sci-fi pod was embrace her daughter.
After thirty years apart, the joy of getting someone back after losing them was hard for outsiders to understand.
But Janet was clearly a special case...
She quickly regained her composure, kissed the forehead of Hope, the Wasp, who was acting like a little girl, then walked over to Ghost, who was still lying in the coffin.
She nodded at Dr. Foster, who was watching her warily, then smiled and reached out to touch Ghost's brows, which seemed permanently knitted together.
The transparent coffin, made of special materials, didn't hinder Janet at all. She touched Ghost between the brows, and a surge of energy unlike Ghost Particles flowed into Ghost's body.
That was why Hank Pym had cried out in alarm...
Janet was transferring her own energy into Ghost, and as she did, she grew weaker and weaker.
Hank Pym, who had just gotten his wife back, rushed toward Janet in a panic...
Seeing the strange force field surrounding Janet, Hank Pym didn't dare act rashly. He pleaded with her, calling out, "Don't do this, Janet!
You'll die!
I love you, and Hope loves you too. Don't leave us...
There are other ways to save Ava. We'll find one!"
Janet heard him, smiled, and reached out with her left hand to stroke Hank Pym's old face. Then she said calmly, "This child and I became quantum-entangled...
Ever since a month ago, I've been able to feel everything she feels.
I know how much pain she's in...
Hank, I know what you did for me.
You're