Establishing the Time Travel Plan

The data stream on the screen suddenly stabilized.

Banner stared at the monitor, his fingers hovering over the keyboard. "Wait, the signal is locked. The Space-Time GPS shows that he has reached the target coordinates."

Tony walked over to his side and looked at the blinking green dot on the screen. "What about his Life Law signs?"

"Normal. Heart rate is one hundred and twenty, blood pressure is elevated but within safe limits." Banner pulled up another monitoring window. "The quantum fluctuations are stable. He should have fully materialized."

Steve checked his watch. "It's 3:17 p.m. now. The target time was 2:17 p.m. How long was he in the past?"

"From our perspective, three minutes." Tony stared at the screen. "But for him, it could have been seconds or hours. Time flow at the quantum level is unstable."

Chu Hang stood beside the platform, able to sense the residual quantum fluctuations in the space around them. They were incredibly faint, like a stone thrown into still water, the ripples not yet fully gone. He closed his eyes and used the Law of Space and the Law of Time to examine the spacetime structure around the platform. He found an extremely subtle crack connected to a point in the past.

"He's coming back." Chu Hang suddenly opened his eyes.

The moment he spoke, the air above the platform began to distort. Pale blue light appeared again, rapidly spreading from a single point into a circular halo. At its center, a blurry figure gradually sharpened, rapidly enlarging from a microscopic scale.

A flash of white light went off, and Scott Lang crashed heavily onto the platform, rolling twice before stopping. He lay sprawled on the ground, gasping for air as sweat soaked through his clothes.

Natasha was the first to rush over