  The ground state of the diatomic molecules in nature is inevitably bonding,
and its first excited state is antibonding. We demonstrate theoretically that,
for a pair of distant adatoms placed buried in three-dimensional-Dirac
semimetals, this natural order of the states can be reversed and an antibonding
ground state occurs at the lowest energy of the so-called bound states in the
continuum. We propose an experimental protocol with the use of a scanning
tunneling microscope tip to visualize the topographic map of the local density
of states on the surface of the system to reveal the emerging physics.
