The magnetic levitation tray seamlessly docked with the work platform, without the slightest sensation of weightlessness or delay. It was obvious this was far from the Builders' first time doing this. He casually stepped off the magnetic levitation tray and walked into the work platform.
What should she do now? Daisy peered out through a gap in the tray. There was nothing unusual around her—no detection devices, no high-energy weapons. She had successfully infiltrated the place!
She slightly enlarged her body. The subatomic scale was simply too small, while the energy within her was immense. A universe could indeed collapse into a singularity, but she was not yet at the level of a universe. In such a compressed state, she actually could not endure as long as Ant-Man and the others.
If she had to make an analogy, it was like wearing a suit that did not fit at all, forcing her to keep her stomach pulled in and hold her breath at all times.
She could manage it for a while, but after too long, it became extremely uncomfortable.
She enlarged herself to ten micrometers and flew using the wings of the Wasp suit rather than her own magnetic field. At that size, she was no bigger than a floating particle, and drifting through the air was perfectly normal.
Daisy had previously studied the Builders' physical structure. These people frequently traveled through all kinds of harsh parallel dimensions, and their bodies were highly resistant to extreme environments. In other words, they were not especially sensitive to air quality. One more speck of dust or one less speck of dust in the air would never be noticed.
She looked here and there, cautiously wandering around the interior facilities for more than half a day.
This work platform was enormous. By