"Huh?" Thor was a little confused.

Immediately, Diana stretched out her hand, and Mjolnir flew out of his hand and was caught by Diana.

Thor was dumbfounded, and so was Heracles. In all the pantheons, everyone knew the stringent requirements for lifting Mjolnir.

But now, a young Greek god has so easily taken it from the hands of Mjolnir's true master.

Diana sheathed the sword of Vulcan, leaving only Mjolnir in her hand, which she weighed up and down.

Seeing Thor's flushed face as he tried to summon Mjolnir, Diana really didn't want to bully this silly goose.

With a casual toss, he returned Mjolnir to Thor.

Seeing Thor caressing Mjolnir as if protecting his beautiful wife, Diana felt a little uneasy, but she still continued, "Odin used Mjolnir to build a bridge for me."

"A bridge connecting the 'world'."

Chapter 59 "Even Heroes Can't Resist the Charm of a Beautiful Woman"

Thor clearly didn't understand how his Mjolnir could become part of the bridge connecting the world.

But Hercules, who was standing to the side, couldn't contain himself any longer and shouted to Thor, "Is it over? Then I'll begin!"

"No, no, no!" Thor quickly stopped the big man. After all, the words hadn't been explained clearly yet, and if a fight broke out, he wouldn't know when he would find out what Odin had done.

"I'm serious, Thor, is she your wife? Why are you so protective of her?" Hercules really couldn't understand why Thor kept stopping him from taking this girl away, unless they were a couple now.

Thor broke out in a cold sweat; this guy really dared to say anything.

Looking at Diana's expression, Thor breathed a sigh of relief; at least she wasn't frowning or looking sullen.

Thor quickly leaned close to Hercules' ear and said, "Don't say that. Although I think my old man has this idea, and I'm actually quite willing to..." Thor glanced at Diana, then leaned close to Hercules' ear again and said, "But it's not happening yet, is it?"

With that, Thor punched Hercules in the chest, signaling that he understood.

Odin, far away in Asgard, suddenly felt the urge to sneeze. He hadn't felt this way in a long time, and he didn't know whether its recurrence was a good thing or a bad thing.

On Earth, Hercules fell into deep thought after hearing Thor's words.

After watching Hercules ponder his words, Thor moved closer to Diana and said, "Hey, could we just let him go, just to save face for me? After all, he's a friend of mine."

Diana no longer recognized this Asgardian hunk. Shouldn't he be shameless after being taught a lesson by his sister and coming to terms with reality?

"I'm telling you, have you gone mad from following Nick Fury around?" Diana almost laughed. "It was your friend who came looking for trouble, not me who went looking for trouble with him. Why are you asking me to intercede for you?"

Thor scratched his head and gave an awkward smile: "Well, isn't he no match for you?"

"That depends on his attitude." Diana crossed her arms and stared coldly at the big fool who was deep in thought.

Thor breathed a sigh of relief. As long as Diana relented, given his relationship with Hercules, persuading him to stop sooner or later shouldn't be a problem.

Just as Thor was about to go to Hercules again to persuade him, Diana spoke up once more.

"Now that this matter is settled, I think I can discuss with you what you said to Heracrus." Beneath Diana's rose-like beauty, she was ultimately not immune to thorns.

Thor's face stiffened, but he had no choice but to grit his teeth and continue walking towards Hercules. He was now starting to worry about his own safety.

However, one's friends and the dangers one will face in the future seem almost equivalent.

"Brother, don't think about it anymore. Just think of this as your God-King giving you a vacation, how about it?" Thor waved to Heracles with a simple and honest smile.

“I’m sorry, Thor.” Hercules looked up, but what he said was exactly what Thor didn’t want to hear: “Although we are friends, I must obey the Father’s command.”

With that, he raised his warhammer and charged at Diana, leaving Thor looking utterly dejected.

Thor really wanted to yell at Hercules: "I did this for you! You can't beat that woman! Besides, I want to know what she did to my hammer! You brute!"

But it's too late now; all we can do is hope that Diana will show mercy.

Diana was not at all surprised that Hercules rejected Thor's offer. After all, although Hercules was a famous hero and not lacking in intelligence, he was the most obedient child in Zeus's eyes.

It's estimated that right now, all he can think about is carrying out the tasks Zeus gave him.

Diana slammed the protective silver bracelets together, and the force of the impact sent the burly man flying out of the building.

The force of the divine impact sent Hercules tumbling dozens of times across the lawn of Washington, D.C.

As Diana floated up, she said to Thor, "Sometimes, fists are more effective than words."

Having said that, he shot through the air like an arrow right before Thor's eyes, hurtling straight toward Hercules.

The massive sonic boom cloud was the final straw that broke the camel's back in destroying the building.

"Oh shit!" Tony and Rhodes, who had already dispersed the surrounding civilians, watched as the government building, which was once a landmark of America, was completely destroyed like a toy made of building blocks in the aftermath of Diana's battle with that muscular man.

The ordinary people evacuated by the two were not just civilians who came to visit, but also mostly officials of the U.S. government. At this moment, they were no longer shouting things like, "We'll lock you up in Guantanamo Bay," or "We'll send you to federal prison." They all shut their mouths.

The common people who had just thought Tony and Rhodes were making a mountain out of a molehill no longer believed that the biggest battle between superhumans was the scene where Magneto fought the President of the United States.

After all, that's understandable.

But the battle that is now unfolding before them is not some kind of superpowered battle.

That was close-quarters combat, with punches landing squarely.

Each punch exchange between Diana and Hercules generated a shockwave that was almost visible to the naked eye, completely turning the lawn that Washington, D.C. cherished like a treasure upside down.

After Diana punched Hercules, sending him flying over 100 meters away, she revealed a smile of joy at the long-awaited battle.

With the sword of Vulcan taking shape in her right hand and a divine shield in her left, Diana slammed her right foot into the ground and charged toward Hercules, leaving behind a completely shattered earth.

When Hercules was initially knocked out by Diana's divine power, he was able to barely regain his balance, but he never expected that this woman would seize every opportunity to strike him and beat him from all sides.

There is now absolutely no way to break free from this stagnation.

When he opened his eyes again, he saw Diana's divine shield slam heavily into his abdomen.

Like a baseball struck by a powerful swing, Hercules completely lost control of his body and crashed through the Washington Monument.

The 169.045-meter-tall Washington Monument resembles a broken sapling, with its upper half falling straight towards the ground.

Fortunately, Tony had already instructed Rhodes to evacuate everyone around the battlefield while Diana was beating up the muscular man.

The Washington Monument is also among them.

Tony could clearly see that Diana was once again reveling in the thrill of the fight, just as she had with Abomination. Though to others it might not have looked like a fight, but rather a one-sided beating.

But for Diana now, this is already quite satisfactory. Finding a tough punching bag is difficult enough, let alone one that sometimes fights back.

This was enough to excite Diana at that moment.

Half of the Washington Monument crashed heavily to the ground, sending up a dust wave several meters high.

Diana simply stood quietly where she had knocked Hercules away, waiting for the boy who had been turned into a Muggle to get up again.

"boom!"

Thor then flew out of the now-ruined Senate building and, looking at the completely transformed Washington, D.C., silently landed beside Tony and Rhodes.

"Hey, how are they?" Thor pointed to the battlefield, which was now unrecognizable.

"How should I put it?" Rhodes stroked his chin, pondering how to put it.

But Tony didn't think so much about it and said frankly to Thor, "Diana beat that Stallone from the building to the ground, and then to the sky."

"Wow, that was quite an intense battle." Thor couldn't think of any words to describe it, after all, it was Diana's one-sided beating.

"Hello, I'm Tony, Tony Stark. What's your name, the protagonist of Point Break?" Tony was still looking at the battlefield, which was not very active at the moment, but he was a little interested in the guy next to him who clearly looked a lot like Diana.

"Thor Odinson".

“United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, James Rhodes.” In comparison, Rhodes’ self-introduction was much more formal, and he even extended his hand to Thor.

"Thor." But it was clear that Thor had no time to shake hands with Rhodes; the battlefield was the focus of everyone's attention right now.

"OK." Rhodes awkwardly withdrew his outstretched hand.

Hercules finally snapped out of the state of being beaten into a state of infinite paralysis. He shook his head and felt as if his internal organs had been torn apart by Diana's blow.

He gagged twice before slowly standing up.

As the smoke and dust slowly settled, his figure reappeared.

Diana gazed at him from afar.

Hercules drew his hammer and iron club. He didn't think he was no match for this little girl; he had only been caught off guard earlier.

But he admitted that Diana's timing in battle was indeed enviable.

"Now the real battle begins." Hercules spat out a mouthful of bloody saliva and charged at Diana once more.

Diana's eyes, already brimming with fighting spirit, were now filled with even more excitement.

Like two arrows fired at each other by two sharpshooters, Diana and Hercules collided violently.

But Hercules was surprised to find that he had not been able to gain the upper hand in terms of strength at all.

The hammer and iron rod clashed with the sword of Vulcan, but Diana's strength clearly overwhelmed Hercules, and the sword of Vulcan began to approach his shoulder.

After forcefully deflecting Diana's sword, Hercules was thrown backward.

But Diana showed no intention of pursuing him, which puzzled him. It was impossible for someone skilled in combat not to continue pursuing someone who was about to be defeated.

Diana simply pointed at the weapon in his hand with the sword of Vulcan.

Hercules then realized that his hammer-shaped iron bar, forged from diamond alloy, had already been pierced by the sword of Vulcan the instant it clashed with his.

"Even weapons are no match for you?" Hercules realized then how great the difference was between himself and the woman Zeus had specifically chosen.

Not only are there differences in physical attributes, but even the weapons are incomparable.

Hercules began to suspect that Zeus wanted to kill him but couldn't do it directly, so he gave him a task that was basically impossible to complete.

Will he admit defeat? No!

"I am Hercules!" Casting aside his battle staff, he resembled a lion, his mane flying as he revealed a gaping maw, plunging his fangs fiercely into the enemy's throat.

But sometimes, it's necessary to face reality.

As Hercules charged at Diana like a madman, she simply released the sword of Vulcan, raised her arm high, and the instant Hercules reached her...

"Snapped!"

"That depends on whether I give you the chance, Hercules."

Diana slapped Hercules so hard he was shoved into the ground.

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