"All right, guys, I'm signaling the ant army."
Scott was standing in the Pym Group's equipment room. According to Hope, all the electronic data for the Wasp Suit was stored inside these metal hulks.
Every ant he had brought carried a tiny, precision-engineered heat emitter.
Scott directed the ants to line up neatly on each unit. Once Lin Ze heard that he had reached the designated position, he activated the heat emitters.
Particles too small to make out with the naked eye rose from the ants' backs and hovered, waiting for the colony to retreat.
Begin.
Searing white arcs of electricity instantly filled the equipment room. Sparks crackled and danced, bathing the room in even brighter light.
Soon, amid a series of snaps and pops, the units went dark one after another and stopped working.
Normally, the Pym Group's staff should have noticed immediately, but even after every unit had been reduced to scrap, they remained completely unaware of what had happened in the equipment room.
That success was all thanks to the Data Modifier Lin Ze had found in Tony's old man's warehouse.
"Great!"
Paimon waved an arm excitedly. "That takes care of it, right?"
Lin Ze nodded too. "The servers are fried, and the backups have been erased."
"Now, apart from the physical Wasp Suit Klaus has already made, there's no data left that can be used to replicate the Ant-Man Suit."
"Okay, I'm going to get the Wasp Suit now."
Scott directed a flying ant to carry him to the Particle Chamber.
Meanwhile, Klaus's sales meeting had reached the main event.
"Mr. Carlson introduced me to a number of outstanding guests."
Facing Professor Pym smugly, Klaus began talking about his business achievements.
"They're all representatives of Hydra. They've changed."
Klaus smiled. "They're doing some interesting things now,