"They're here."
The Quantum Realm, Acacia City.
Hank Pym looked up from a stream of holographic data. Behind his lenses, his eyes gleamed with cold excitement.
The plan had worked!
The topology of real-world time and the Quantum Realm had been successfully inverted!
"Has it started?"
Janet, who was assisting him, turned to Dr. Pym. "Does that mean the hundreds of Kangs on Earth will soon appear here together?"
"No, of course not here." Dr. Pym shook his head and gave a cold laugh. "Pack that many Kangs into one place, and the entire Quantum Realm would descend into chaos. We can't accommodate so many 'guests,' so we'll have to send them where they belong."
"Where's that?" Janet asked.
"Before Miles left, he reminded me that we could send those Kangs straight into the hundred-plus Time Loops Miles and Conqueror Kang went through." Pym lowered his voice. "The loops themselves can't hold those Kangs, but a certain someone inside them can."
"You mean..."
Janet's expression changed.
"Dimensional displacement... Damn you, Stark!"
A pale golden energy field surrounded the tall Kang. His expression was frighteningly grim.
Before they knew it, they had left the skies above the North Atlantic. A bizarre landscape stretched before them. The deep-purple sky had shattered, and countless black fissures ran overhead like scars, each revealing a heart-stopping void.
"Where are we?"
"What place have we ended up in?"
"Temporal parameters are abnormal!"
Around Kang, the soldiers under his command stared at their suddenly unfamiliar surroundings, at a loss.
"Shut up, you useless fools!"
Kang roared, forcing himself to stay calm.
He raised a hand and swept the spacetime scanner in his palm forward. "Whatever Tony Stark is planning, as long as we can determine our current spacetime coordinates..."
He never finished.
Darkness fell.
Then, to