This was why Su Ming disliked teaming up with Superheroes.
With limited abilities to begin with, adding moral restraints only turned simple matters into complicated ones.
Scott was being driven crazy by his ex-wife, yet he still refused to follow Deathstroke's good advice. All he had to do was say "thank you," and Su Ming, refreshed from his vacation, would definitely have taken care of this little matter for him.
Su Ming had originally planned to make him work at Wilson Enterprises as part of the deal. That would have been a win-win for the Future.
"If you're unwilling, then forget it. But if you keep backing down like this, people will only think you're easy to bully." Su Ming sighed, offered the second Ant-Man a piece of advice, and said no more.
"I'm just an ordinary man with a history of theft. I can't casually talk about killing people like you do." Scott wore a bitter smile, his small eyes furtively glancing at Coulson and Pepper.
Really, he had the heart of a thief but not the guts.
He had also thought about how nice it would be if his ex-wife's new boyfriend "disappeared," but thoughts were just thoughts. His moral bottom line kept him from turning them into action.
"I didn't hear anything." Pepper led the way without looking back, passing through one security door after another. She was the only person in the entire company with authorization to enter Tony's laboratory. "A secretary's greatest skill is not hearing things she shouldn't hear."
"And don't look at me either, Mr. Ant-Man." Coulson smiled and rubbed his forehead, candidly explaining S.H.I.E.L.D.'s rules. "We S.H.I.E.L.D. agents protect humanity, but if someone's existence might drive one of our Superheroes insane, we also have reason to eliminate that trigger. If you don't