"Don't come over here!"
This is Lynn’s expression and psychological portrayal at the moment.
He once played a game called "Quarantine Survival", in which the player was shrunk to a size smaller than an ant and had to kill insects in his own garden to survive. There were two particularly scary big mosquitoes in the game, which flew down and pecked him, and then the screen went black, leaving him with a huge psychological trauma.
And now, dozens of worker ants turned their heads and stared at him, bringing back bad memories for him.
Lin En's hair stood on end. He was stunned for a moment, then raised his wand while backing away.
"The flames are blazing!"
There was a flash of bright light, and flames flew out from the tip of the stick, infecting the leading worker ant. It instantly became flaming, and even its wings were flapping with flames.
It doesn't seem to be afraid of fire.
However, the high temperature made it extremely uncomfortable. It became irritable and impulsive. It soon fixed its eyes on Lin En and pounced on him quickly.
This caused other worker ants to follow suit.
"God's sword has no shadow!"
Lynn quickly picked up the wand and waved it twice.
The first one was cut in half, but there was still a group following behind. They didn't care about the life or death of their companions, and just flew towards Lin En.
Seeing this, Lin En had no choice but to retreat and fight.
During this process, he accidentally tripped over the body parts on the ground several times.
“We have to think of a way…” Lin En felt that they couldn’t just fight like this any longer. There were too many targets and the efficiency of Shenfeng Wuying was too low.
He really wanted to try the blasting spell, but the terrain was narrow now and it would easily hit the glass jar that trapped Ant-Man, which contained a very high concentration of nanomolecules.
What to do
Lynn always felt that this scene was very familiar, as if he had seen someone use a spell to deal with a similar situation before.
“Kata-kata!”
The worker ants clenched their huge teeth and tried to pounce on Lin again and again. Some of them aimed at the arms, some at the head, forming different waves of attacks, like a surging tide.
Creatures flying everywhere, numerous targets, and a situation out of control...
Suddenly, Lynn's eyes lit up.
He remembered that the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher Lockhart once released a group of elves in the classroom, but didn't know how to take them back, causing a huge mess, which was similar to the current situation.
At the critical moment, it was Hermione Granger who solved the problem with the immobilization spell.
"Freeze all!"
Lynn followed suit, quickly swinging his wand into the air.
Immediately, the spell took effect. The worker ants seemed to be frozen in an instant. They became stiff and swayed in the air as if they had lost gravity.
Soon, they all fell to the ground.
"call-"
Lynn let out a long breath.
Next, it’s time to rescue Ant-Man.
…
A few minutes later.
Lynn walked around the huge glass jar but couldn't think of any good solution.
There was originally a small hole in the tank, but Hydra completely welded the hole shut the moment Ant-Man entered, and now it has become an enclosed space.
How can we rescue the Ant-Man inside
Also, is Ant-Man in normal condition
This tank is full of dangerous nanomolecules. Could Ant-Man have mutated into a monster
Just then, he suddenly heard a series of "ding ding ding" sounds.
"Huh?" Lynn's attention was drawn.
The sound came from the glass can in front of him, as if something was hitting something inside.
Lynn leaned forward and squinted to get a closer look.
Then he saw a black dot the size of a fly bumping against the inner wall of the glass jar, and it was heading towards him.
"You are not Ant-Man..."
Lin En moved closer and found that it looked like a very small ant with a little man riding on it.
"Loud voice!"
Lynn pointed the wand at the fly in the can.
Then—
"Hey! Hey! Are you here...?"
"Look here...!... Over here!"
"Dude, you...are going to dump... me!"
A muffled sound came out from the glass jar, weak and intermittent, and it really sounded like the buzzing of a fly.
But this was enough, Lin En understood, and his eyes widened.
It's really Ant-Man! And he's not mutated!
"Hey, Scott, can you hear me?" Lynn yelled, leaning against the glass.
However, this action scared Ant-Man away, and he began to fly around like a headless fly.
It seems that after the sound was transmitted inside, it turned into some kind of vibration energy, which scared his little ant mount.
Lin En frowned slightly and quickly changed his train of thought.
He stepped back, shook his wand, and carved a few golden words in the air:
I'm here to save you
I can hear you talking
Sure enough, this method worked, and Ant-Man's voice was soon heard from the can.
“Bro… , I… fxck you… !”
Lin En was confused. What are you talking about?
Ant-Man is saying a very new greeting.
Talking close to the glass
Lynn waved and wrote these words again.
He found the problem. According to the real physics engine, Ant-Man's voice was clearest when he spoke against the glass.
"Bro, I fxg love you!"
Sure enough, Ant-Man's voice finally became clear.
Lynn breathed a sigh of relief—relieved in a double sense.
"Do you have any way to get me out? This tank is full of poisonous gas, and my little guys all went crazy after breathing it. Oh, damn, before you came, they even thought I was a queen ant and wanted to chew me up like they were in heat!" Sure enough, Scott still follows the laws of Marvel protagonists and talks a lot.
I can't think of a solution at the moment, but as long as you are not affected by the mutation, I can take you and the can out and find a solution.
Just now, Lin En thought of a roundabout way to save the country.
"Go ahead and try it, man, I believe in you!" Scott's optimism was rare.
OK, stay there and don't move.
Lin En walked around the glass jar again and found that it had no connection with the outside world. It was very similar to the device that S.H.I.E.L.D. used to lock Loki in Avengers 1.
That's easy.
"Shrink quickly."
That's right, Lynn chose the shrinking spell. He planned to turn the glass jar into a glass can, send both the person and the object to Stark, and then find a way to pull Ant-Man out.
“Bang!”
The glass jar shrank rapidly under the influence of the spell, leaving behind a series of afterimages, and eventually became the size of a palm, spinning back and forth on the ground.
“It’s time to call it a day.” Lynn walked over, picked it up and put it in his pocket.
"Hey, man, why do you know this trick?" Scott's surprised voice soon came from his pocket.
"Do you know old Pym, too?"
"Oh, slow down, man, what happened? I'm about to puke!"
However, Lynn didn't have time to reply.
Because just as he Apparated to the ground, Spider-Man's anxious voice suddenly came from the headphones.
"Hey, Lynn, you need to get to Stark Tower soon!"