The 5000-year-old girl in American comics

The observer could now hear the faint cracking of his own sternum. If he couldn't completely dissuade Diana now, he would be utterly crushed by her. He had no doubt about that.

Feeling Diana's increasing pressure on his stomping feet, the Observer decided to stop stalling. His survival strategy, his very means of communication, was utterly useless against someone who spoke only with his fists. Or perhaps it did have some effect, but only in pushing him ever closer to death.

"This is the main universe. You can't destroy it. If you destroy the main universe, no parallel universe will survive." The Observer shouted at Diana, fearing that he would become the first member of the Big Head race to be trampled to death.

Even at this moment, the observer still did not feel the slightest bit of pressure from Diana's feet, which were still pressing against his chest.

What kind of madwoman is this? That's a matter of life and death for the entire multiverse, how can this woman treat it so calmly? Is it because she doesn't exist in other parallel universes, making her feel emboldened and believing she won't disappear just because one main universe vanishes?

But that doesn't make sense.

When the main universe perishes, everyone will vanish completely. Even the Observers will not survive; at most, the top figures among the top tiers might live.

"It's just some multiverse crisis, right? I've seen plenty of them, and I've even died once. What's so scary about that? The main universe? Just rebuild a new main universe, won't that solve it?" Diana was completely unconcerned about the multiverse crisis this guy was talking about. She had experienced plenty of multiverse crises in other universes, and had even died once herself. She was already used to these so-called multiverse crises.

I've spoken directly with God, how could I possibly be intimidated by a mere observer?

But seeing the look of shock on the face of the big man in the blue robe, Diana couldn't help but flirt a little. She put on a rather affected performance for the observer, covering her open red lips with her hand, her acting completely like that of a top-tier young heartthrob.

It's extravagant, absolutely extravagant.

Observers now think it would be better if this woman just kicked them to their deaths. Her acting is simply cringe-worthy.

"Isn't this how it should be?" Diana quickly composed herself and smiled at the observer.

But the observer, now being trampled under Diana's feet, couldn't detect a trace of amusement in his words.

"Goodbye." Diana's smile faded, and then she stomped hard, crushing the observer's chest.

Or rather, with that kick, Diana completely crushed the observer's chest into an explosive cloud of blood.

"I don't need you to remind me what to do." Diana smiled as she looked at the large head that still wore a look of deep shock before it died, and then with a flick of her finger, she also turned the huge head into a bloody mist.

Chapter 167 The Game Begins

Just as Diana was preparing to reunite with her people from her universe, she discovered that, for some unknown reason, a group of observers had gathered in the cosmic rifts surrounding her universe. It seemed they were waiting for her to turn the previous observer into a cloud of blood mist. Completely unconcerned about the murder of their people, they calmly watched Diana.

"I thought you were like the Celestials, after all, mortal enemies would have some of each other's characteristics, but now it seems that you don't possess the Celestials' advantage of being willing to go to great lengths for each other." Diana simply stood there and spoke to the empty sky, not at all thinking that those guys wouldn't hear her.

Those guys are the biggest voyeurs in the multiverse, how could they not know what the people they're following are saying? But their current attitude is really something to ponder; they show no emotional fluctuation and haven't continued their pointless chatter.

Diana didn't want to waste any more time with them, especially since these guys were just standing in the cosmic gap, not showing themselves, which made Diana feel that what she was saying was really laughable.

It all looks like he's talking to himself.

Diana turned to leave, but in that instant, a surge of immense energy erupted. However, the energy fluctuations of these beings were clearly not those of the universe's most powerful voyeurs; rather, they bore a resemblance to the Celestials she had killed.

Diana really wanted to laugh at this. She now understood why these guys were waiting for her to kill the Observer—it was to lure them out.

A scenario where the clam and the heron fight, and the fisherman profits? That's quite a clever scheme. Didn't the observer who left earlier explain anything? Was he just going to sit and watch his kin hope to kill him using such a foolish method?

Diana's thought process was brief, but enough for those creatures to reach her. Looking up, she saw the same group of people again. Diana truly didn't understand why she was attracting the attention of these bio-weapons, especially since it seemed to be the exact same group of them.

"We meet again." Diana looked at these guys, smiled slightly, and greeted them in a very familiar manner. She acted as if she were an old friend of theirs, showing no sign that these people from the other universe were the ones she had directly slaughtered.

The dark-haired woman leading the group slowly approached Diana, but stopped ten steps in front of her, refusing to take another step. It wasn't that the woman didn't want to take that extra step, but her intuition told her that if she went any further, she might face a life-or-death crisis.

Although as a robot of the Celestials, she knew very well that this so-called sixth sense was completely illogical, she just felt that listening to her unreliable sixth sense was definitely a good thing.

At the same moment, another group of strange-looking creatures, resembling various intertwined green vines, also appeared before Diana.

However, these creatures, like the Eternals, harbored deep suspicion towards Diana. Yet, they couldn't trust the Eternals on the other side, leaving them in a dilemma.

Logically speaking, as beasts, how could they possibly possess any emotions or reason? Even their old adversaries, the Eternals, were somewhat puzzled: had these creatures evolved again? But it didn't seem like it.

Diana, however, had figured out the reason for the appearance of the mutants. This made her take another look at the observer's corpse, now reduced to just limbs. A slight smile crept onto her lips, her beautiful brown eyes filled with a chilling glint of malice towards these creatures.

The reason why the mutants are here now, and their obvious state of intelligence, is due to one thing: the big-headed doll that Diana killed was the trigger for all of this.

No wonder they're the Celestials' archenemies; it's no wonder they've been fighting for so long. It seems the Observer has actually learned something valuable, though it's unclear whether they're plotting something with those guys in metal shells.

I knew that if the creator of that universe were wiped out, he wouldn't have accepted the outcome calmly. Now it seems that, first there was that obviously strange purple man, and then the Observer was able to use his energy to enlighten the mutants. If there wasn't someone pulling the strings behind the scenes...

That really means there's something supernatural going on!

"Slap~ Slap~ Slap~"

The tense situation was completely broken by the sudden applause. Both the Eternals and the Mutants turned to look at the seemingly "outnumbered" Diana. The applause was naturally coming from Diana, who had no intention of playing any games with these guys now.

To be honest, my initial plan for this trip was to let the guys in my universe experience what a truly major event feels like, to give them some training, and to take away any usable technologies from this universe. But I never expected that someone would actually take advantage of the situation and set a trap for me as well.

"Isn't this supposed to be the main universe? What? Aren't you worried that they might destroy this planet just to kill me?" Diana stopped clapping, speaking with a smile, showing no sign of danger, and even a hint of warmth.

However, both the mutants and the eternals tacitly began to distance themselves from Diana. The danger emanating from that woman was no longer the same as before, stemming from her energy level or life level.

Now, this woman might actually be planning to kill someone.

No one responded to Diana's words. It was as if Diana herself was going crazy, questioning the heavens.

Diana didn't think she could summon those guys by questioning them. In the end, she would have to use her fists to pull them out of the cosmic gap one by one, crush them, and only then would they behave.

"Okay." Diana still had a gentle smile, but now a touch of gold was slowly beginning to appear on her face.

The group, who were observing from afar at what appeared to be Diana's landing spot, suddenly noticed something happening to the Insightful Man.

“Wow, Mr. Stark? Is this some new technology?” Peter Parker asked Tony, who was now radiating golden light. Then he saw that most of the people he knew were completely enveloped in that golden light.

Tony raised his hand and saw a golden membrane of divine power firmly covering his body. Perhaps no one present understood this thing as thoroughly as Tony. Even his Anti-Wonder Woman armor, inspired by this, possessed a full-body energy shield. But now it seemed he wouldn't need it.

After all, if there are genuine products available, who would bother with something that might be of slightly lower quality?

Hmm... Hammer Industries might. After all, they started by copying Stark Industries, how could they possibly abandon their original business?

Just as Tony was thinking this, he realized that not only him, but Pepper and the entire Insightful were now completely covered by the same divine power membrane. Even the divine power membrane around Wanda and Pietro was almost turning the two little ones into small suns.

“Wow! Tony, I think I’m just like you now.” Rhodes was quite excited as he observed the thin membrane on his body. He had been so envious of Tony wearing this thing and going on a rampage during the Battle of New York. “Now I can say: War Machine is shining brightly and is awesome.”

Upon hearing his friend's words, Tony couldn't help but think of Rhodes's email password.

War Machine Rox with an X War Machine NB Shining.

"Seriously, don't make your email password so simple in the future," Tony said, walking up to Rhodes and patting him on the shoulder.

Rhode was a little stunned, but he quickly realized what Tony meant. "Tony, you can't hack my email again! Every time you do, I have to change my password all over again," Rhode complained to Tony.

Unfortunately, the latter didn't listen at all.

The golden membrane covering their bodies was slowly fading, seemingly disappearing completely. However, both Loki and Tony could sense that there was still something around their bodies, only now it was transparent.

"Wow, it seems Diana has improved her shield. Now I can finally stop seeing my handsome golden face," Tony said with a touch of narcissism.

Unfortunately, the Insightful Ones had no time to agree with Tony's words. The membrane of divine power appearing on their bodies was a sign that Diana was likely unable to participate in the war they were about to face.

As for why Diana didn't provide shields to the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, no one has said. Everyone knows the answer, so there's no need to say it aloud and embarrass both sides.

However, it is clear that Diana covered another little one with a membrane of divine power, the little one who went to her own universe alone, America.

Meanwhile, Diana had no worries at all.

With a slight flick of his wrist, the Sword of the Fire God appeared in his hand, while a golden spear appeared in his other hand.

"Now, the game begins." Diana looked up at the sky with a smile.

Chapter 168 Stepping into a Trap

The Eternals, who were initially somewhat confused about the situation, took a fighting stance after seeing the weapon in Diana's hand, ready to fight this woman who looked just like Tina at any moment.

Thinking of this, the other members of the Eternal Race couldn't help but glance at the blonde, sexy woman in their ranks, who was currently gathering a crescent halberd and a shield in her hands. Tina, however, felt this most intensely about the woman before them.

Perhaps it's because both of them are considered female warriors.

After just one glance, they shifted their attention back to Diana. Although they didn't know what Diana was saying, the intense sense of danger emanating from her made them decide to take her seriously, lest any flaws appear.

Of course, continuing to communicate with Diana is the best approach. That way, everyone's happy. After all, there's that mutant lurking nearby, always eyeing them covetously. If it weren't for the mutants, they would definitely have given Diana a hard time for brandishing her weapons in front of them.

Little did they know, the mutants on the other side were thinking the same thing. They were simply drawn to Diana's irresistible scent; even without consuming her, they felt a growing sense of evolution within themselves. What kind of changes they would undergo if they killed the dark-haired woman was entirely unpredictable.

The ulterior motives of the mutants and the eternals were trivial matters to Diana, and she wouldn't care. After all, these guys weren't on Diana's list of participants in the game. Diana didn't want to play the game with them; these guys were probably just tutorials before the main game? Or perhaps the mobs before the big boss level? Not even elite monsters.

“Madam, I think we could deal with those beasts on the other side first, and then have a proper talk,” a rather handsome man slowly walked out and said to Diana. However, the man’s blue and gold battle suit was still covered with gold rune lines, making it impossible to tell that he was being sincere in his conversation.

Diana gave the man a slight smile, a bright and radiant smile.

Just when the man thought he had persuaded Diana, the black-haired woman who had been standing there had already disappeared from his sight. The violent noise that followed completely disrupted his senses. Even though they were beings created by the Celestials using cutting-edge biotechnology, it took them a second to recover from the state of sensory confusion.

"A generous gift of crabs!" A surprised female voice rang out behind the man. The man was still a little confused until the woman in the green battle suit patted his shoulder, showing him where Diana had been standing.

The man was initially dismissive of the woman's surprise, but when he turned around and saw the scene, he couldn't help but feel the same way as her.

The mountain peak that Diana had trampled through with the Observer was now slowly collapsing right before their eyes. Although they didn't know what the black-haired woman was doing, they were now certain that Diana had caused this situation, which could only have occurred with the movement of continental plates, solely through her physical abilities.

"Looks like you got a little too excited just now." A somewhat familiar voice rang out from behind the Eternals. "Otherwise, there wouldn't have been such a commotion, would there?"

The Eternals turned around and saw the black-haired woman who had disappeared before their eyes.

However, Diana was now holding her spear, smiling as she looked at these Eternals.

"To be honest, I really don't want to fight you again." Diana didn't have a good impression of the Eternals, but these guys weren't actually in conflict with her right now. It's just that because of the people behind them, they might still have to die again.

“I don’t recall us having any conflict,” Tina said to Diana, frowning. In fact, she had no memory of this dark-haired woman, not even in her past life memories known as the Eternal Demon Syndrome.

Diana tapped her spear on the ground twice and said with a sigh, "Yes, we haven't had any conflict."

It was only when Diana struck the spear that they noticed a vine-like head firmly embedded in the tip. Their attention had been completely drawn to Diana, which was why they only now noticed the head on her spear—the head of the leader of the mutant race.

"You killed the mutants?" a child-like Eternal asked Diana. The other Eternals were also wary of the power Diana had displayed. If she could wipe out the mutants in such a short time, then killing them would be incredibly easy for her.

They might even be instantly killed, just like the mutants.

"Hmm?" Diana smiled, deftly twirling her spear with one hand, tossing the ugly head off the tip. She then pointed the spear at the Eternals. "Some things, once killed, become insignificant the second time. But you..."

Diana tilted her head, her spear remaining motionless. "I probably wouldn't feel anything even if I killed a few times. Although my former teammates have always advised me not to kill. We've even fought a few times about it. But..."

"Should we not kill them, but let them continue to harm others?"

Some of the Eternals didn't understand what Diana was saying, but the next moment, they no longer needed to waste their brains trying to decipher her words. The black-haired woman wielding a spear and sword was charging straight towards them, a move that was far from any attempt to reason with them.

Some people can avoid it, but others are destined not to.

A man dressed in black battle armor was pinned to the ground by Diana's spear, his face filled with disbelief. He stared blankly at Diana, as if asking, "Why him?"

"Sorry, you were the last one before, now you're the first." Diana still had that same smile, then kicked her own spear, sending it back to its horizontal position. As for the Eternal who had been pinned down by the spear, he was thrown out like a rag doll, crashing into another Eternal.

Diana held her spear level, completely unconcerned about the fury blazing in their eyes. She even gave them a smile as bright as the afternoon sun, except that this sun was meant to kill.