The 5000-year-old girl in American comics

"This is the energy core the doctor was talking about." Maria stared at the cube inside the box, which shimmered with a beautiful arc of light.

Carol nodded: "That's right, the Doctor called it the Cosmic Cube in his notes, and NASA got it from some intelligence organization."

"Ahem," Nick Fury coughed twice, as if he had something to say.

“I wasn’t talking about you.” Carol shook her head, indicating that she didn’t mean anything by it against Nick Fury.

Nick Fury then gestured to the steaming cup on the table.

"It looks like there are other people here," Maria said, somewhat bewildered. It was strange to find so many children's toys and entertainment facilities that were clearly from Earth in a place like this.

Now everything makes sense.

Diana was looking for her little Gugu, who had disappeared somewhere as soon as she got off the spaceship.

What can you do about your own cat? Find a solution yourself.

After parting ways with Carol and the others at a fork in the road, Diana began her search for the cat aboard the massive cruise ship. She vowed that once she found the lively little creature, she would teach it a lesson.

When Diana stepped through another oddly shaped hatch, what she saw filled her with deep doubt.

It was a sealed-off robot, a robot with an ancient design.

This thing has a name: Sentinel.

“It seems this world is more interesting than I imagined.” Diana tapped the large object in front of her.

Just as Diana was engrossed in her speculations, a rude voice came from behind her, interrupting her thoughts.

Hey! Turn around!

Diana slowly turned around and found several Kree men holding weapons and pointing them at her. Behind the Kree men were dozens of Skrulls, including Nick Fury and Maria.

"I think you'd better not mess with her." Nick Fury gave the Kree a seemingly kind reminder as he watched Diana's gaze gradually turn cold, but in reality, he was secretly hoping that the heroine would teach them a lesson.

The heroine's gaze finally settled on the cage they were carrying.

"You dare to touch my cat?"

“Uh…aren’t we more important?” Nick Fury gestured to Diana towards his captured men.

Who would have thought that the heroine's focus would be on that cat?

"Shut up!" A Kree warrior had just turned around and yelled at Nick Fury, the weakling who had spoken, when he felt a tremendous force gripping his neck.

The instant that person turned around, Diana had already knocked down the surrounding Kree warriors.

The Kree warriors strained to look at the woman holding them up.

But he couldn't do it; Diana simply snapped his neck.

Looking at the cage that was trapping Gugu, Diana picked it up and said, "I think this is pretty good. At least you won't just run away next time."

When its gaze met Gugu's, the orange cat remained quiet.

Diana was also at her wits' end with the little guy, so she tore open the cage and removed the muzzle from the cub.

Nick Fury and Maria were completely stunned, and even the war-hardened Talos was not calm.

Six fully armed Kree warriors, but one of them lost his attack stance for about two seconds, and then none of them were able to stand up.

Those unlucky souls who were practically embedded in the spaceship's walls had absolutely no chance of surviving.

A person with such strength and speed would become an unstoppable meat grinder on the battlefield, even without any fighting skills.

Looking at the woman petting the cat, and then at the Kree warriors who had died tragically, Nick Fury understood a principle.

Some people's strength cannot be compensated for by sheer numbers and equipment alone.

Maria gestured with her chin toward Diana, then looked at Nick Fury: "Is she from Earth?"

Nick Fury shrugged and didn't respond. He couldn't define what Diana was either—an Amazon or a demigod. As for being human? Don't be ridiculous. Try throwing a six-foot-tall, strong man out and embedding him in a wall. If you can, then admit Diana was human.

Diana put Gugu down and walked behind them.

Those beautiful hands broke the handcuffs binding Maria's hands into pieces in her hands, just like breaking a cookie.

"Next time we have kids, can we consider the kids' feelings and experiences?" Nick Fury said to the now smiling superheroine as Diana freed him. "Those guys' brains are everywhere."

"We'll talk about it next time." The heroine's perfect face became the best medicine to relieve the child's fear, especially when such a person was full of warm smiles.

“We should go and meet Carol,” Maria reminded her.

"Trust me, she will come to us." The heroine looked calmly at the entrance to the passageway as the lights inside the spaceship began to flicker.

Chapter 9 Notice

There's a power outage at home right now, so I probably won't be able to update today. If I can't update, I'll update two chapters tomorrow.

P.S.: Typing on a phone is just too much work.

Chapter 10 The Powerful WW

Nick Fury began organizing everyone to head to the Quattroporte, since sending these people to Earth was the best solution before Carol arrived.

A streak of light shot straight toward Diana.

"Watch out!" Maria shouted to Diana, but the streak of light was too fast.

But Diana showed no sign of moving, only watching with a slight smile as the light stopped in front of her, revealing Carol's face.

“How boring.” Carol tried to find a trace of shock or fear on Diana’s face, but she was ultimately disappointed. The woman looked at her with a calm smile, as if she had known all along.

Diana patted Carol's head: "Is there something you want to give me?"

"Hey! I'm not a child!" Carol raised her hand and slapped away the hand that was messing with her head, then took out the Tesseract. "You take this, I'll buy some time."

The Cosmic Cube lay quietly in the box, occasionally flashing with a mesmerizing light.

“Okay.” Diana didn’t ask any questions, but simply accepted this trouble that could become a mess at any moment.

"Then I'll go first." Carol was also a decisive person. Seeing that Diana had kept the Cosmic Magic Convenience, she ran back to the cruiser's control room.

"Come on, Gugu." Diana waved the Tesseract in front of Gugu as if to entice him.

Gugu did not disappoint Diana's expectations. It opened its mouth, and several tentacles wrapped around the Tesseract before swallowing it whole.

"A generous gift crab!" Nick Fury simply couldn't imagine that a furry little thing could turn into such a monster.

Maria was also shocked as she watched Diana's actions, mainly because of the little guy who could swallow the Tesseract.

Talos looked at Nick Fury with a hint of disdain.

Seeing Talos's obvious disdain, Nick Fury immediately exploded: "Who would have thought that thing was real!"

“Okay.” Diana picked up Gugu and handed it to Nick Fury.

Nick Fury quickly stepped back. He had just witnessed such a thrilling scene, and now he was being asked to hold this thing? No one with a strong heart could do that.

“Don’t worry, Goose doesn’t mean you any harm.” Diana said, no longer caring what Nick Fury thought, and put Goose in his arms. “Now all you have to do is get on the Quag and get back to Earth. Trouble is coming.”

After saying these words, Diana walked to the other end, with streaks of silvery-white lightning flashing around her.

"Okay, I believe you won't eat me, right, little kitty?" Nick Fury could only resign himself to his fate. There was nothing he could do; after all, circumstances were beyond his control, and besides, the girl whose body was radiating electricity had already left.

Diana had now arrived outside the Kree cruiser, and the electric light emanating from her body was growing even stronger.

Before her stood the Kree warships, a fleet of interstellar ships commanded by Ronan the Controller.

"What is that?" Ronan asked his assistant, looking at the small dot that was shining with white light.

The assistant quickly zoomed in on the image in front of Ronan.

"Was that a woman?" The assistant wasn't sure either, and could only ask Ronan with a somewhat doubtful tone.

"Never mind that, prepare to launch the missile." Ronan glanced at the motionless woman before continuing his mission: to destroy the C-53.

Just when Ronan thought the woman wouldn't interfere with his mission, the silvery-white lightning bolt moved.

Diana, carrying lightning like a blue dragon, headed straight for Ronan's command ship.

"Stop her," Ronan calmly gave the order.

The Kree truly lived up to their reputation as a warrior race in the universe; almost the instant Ronan gave the order, dozens of fighter jets appeared in this space.

As for whether they could stop Diana?

Noticing the fly-like fighter jets appearing around her, Diana genuinely felt that these things were simply there to die.

Thunder erupted, and the silver-white dragons, as if receiving instructions from Diana, rolled their bodies recklessly in this space.

Each surge of the lightning dragon would turn the Kree fighter into a burst of fireworks, but the kind of fireworks that wouldn't disturb civilians.

Diana did not stop, continuing her thunderous advance towards Ronan's flagship.

Diana did not want to demonstrate her power to Ronan.

Sometimes, simply displaying strength won't make your enemies back.

So Diana decided to directly intimidate this seemingly invincible ruler!

Seeing that Diana showed no sign of stopping, Ronan began to panic.

It's really frustrating to have to fight a humanoid monster here when you have absolutely no connection to it.

Diana, the humanoid monster Ronan described, felt nothing at all; she simply prepared to accelerate again and destroy the fleet in front of her.

The thunder roared silently here, turning the surrounding area into a vast, insurmountable sea of ​​lightning. The Kree warships were like tiny boats that could be smashed to pieces by the ocean at any moment.

The source of the Thunder Sea was now standing above the main command ship.

The protective silver bracelets, adorned with gold accents, began to gather lightning, and immense energy began to converge on the two silver arm guards, waiting for Diana to unleash the power of the protective bracelets at the next moment.

Seeing the Thunder Sea firmly trapping the four Kree warships here, Ronan really felt that Yon-Rog might be his enemy.

The last mission just failed, and this time it could very well result in the complete loss of our fleet.

Now, all we can do is pray for a miracle.

But this isn't a fairy tale; no one will suddenly appear to save them.

When Diana brought the protective silver bracelets together in an "X" shape, Ronan's journey came to an end.

The massive energy shock not only tore Ronan's warship apart, but also shattered all the other Kree warships in the process.