Cassie's Idea

Cassie had not expected Tony to see through her the moment they met. In truth, it was just a simple scientific theory.

The machine Scott's family had built was actually meant to swap identities, allowing people from this universe to exchange places with their counterparts in other universes. Theoretically, that counted as traveling across universes...

But the problem was that this device was completely uncontrollable. Just like now, Scott had no idea where he had sent his daughter.

All it had left behind was a grown-up Cassie, and there was no certainty about anything else, so they could only seek Tony's help.

Scientists were like that. It was easy for them to cause trouble, because scientific experiments could hardly guarantee a one-hundred-percent success rate. To them, as long as there was even the slightest chance of success, they had to try.

And sometimes, trying meant dying.

The Multiverse was already closely connected, and as expected, their imperfect machine had caused an accident.

Even Kingpin had succeeded before, and S.H.I.E.L.D. had done it too. Now an individual had managed it directly... It was clear that the barriers between universes had become almost useless.

Kingpin and S.H.I.E.L.D., at least, had massive resources. Who knew how many scientists had worked together on it, and even then they had only succeeded with a measure of luck.

It would have been understandable if Tony had succeeded, since he was a man cursed by knowledge.

But now even Scott's family had succeeded. That proved something really was wrong. Before becoming Ant-Man, Scott had been a thief...

Though he had turned over a new leaf, there was no way his intelligence could compare with Tony's.

Even if his machine did have problems.

"I really am from another universe."

Cassie spoke in a low voice. "But my identity