Molecule Man was somewhat disdainful of Daisy's grand ambitions, a mocking curl at the corner of his mouth. "You can walk a thousand meters carrying ten thousand jin. Can you still walk a thousand meters carrying a hundred thousand jin? What if it's a million jin? Do you have that ability?"
Daisy met his gaze without backing down. "I don't know whether you know Captain America. He's quite rigid, and I don't agree with many of the things he does, but his spirit is worth learning from. I make deals in ordinary times, but I don't make deals over the survival of the multiverse. This isn't a question of how much weight we can carry. It's a question of whether we'll find a way, whether we'll do it."
"I never had that kind of ability. My intelligence is mediocre, and my abilities are ordinary too. But we can't give up hope. Set yourself a difficult goal. If you find that no matter how hard you try, you can't achieve it, then take a step back. If that still doesn't work, take another step back, until you've retreated to something I can bear."
"Just like Captain America and Stark, I believe you'll help me too, right?"
For a moment, Molecule Man did not know what to say. She was very wise. She did not have the resolve to fight to the death; before anything had even happened, she was already considering taking one step back, then two. Yet Molecule Man had no standing to look down on her. Her method seemed cowardly, but in truth it challenged her own limits. That took tremendous courage.
Molecule Man felt that his plan had changed again and again, to the point where even he no longer knew what to do.
He asked tentatively, "Do