Facing Captain America's question, Scott, as a newly minted superhero, exposed his lack of composure:
"No, no, no. Even if we got another chance, we couldn't go anywhere...
Each of us only has one vial of particles. One vial!!
That's all, understand?
If we use them up, then bye-bye—we can forget about going home..."
Tony's eyes shifted, as though an idea had occurred to him, but he had yet to think it through.
The Demon Captain was getting fed up with Scott's complaints:
"If we don't give it a try, the others won't be able to go home either."
With that righteous look on his face, no one could have guessed that he was actually a fake.
Suddenly, a gleam flashed in Tony's eyes:
"I've got it!"
He climbed out of the driver's seat:
"There's another way. We can get the Tesseract again and replenish our Pym Particles..."
Ignoring Scott above him, Tony stared intently into the Demon Captain's eyes:
"Take a few more steps down memory lane...
And you'll reach the military base in New Jersey."
After saying that, he tilted his head slightly.
How could the Demon possibly understand what Tony meant?
He could only follow along and say:
"Were we all there back then?"
"There was a period when we were together... I think I remember it pretty clearly."
"You think you remember it clearly?"
The Demon Captain's inner actor took over, and he raised the question at just the right moment, following Tony's logic.
"What are you talking about? We, where are we going?"
Like a complete outsider to the superhero world, Scott knew nothing about what Tony was talking about.
He looked utterly bewildered.
"I'm certain they're there! I even know why we know... all this."
Ignoring Scott's incessant questions, Tony only cared about the