The 5000-year-old girl in American comics

“I did have that thought, but then I realized that this guy is actually quite useful.” Diana looked at Ares, who was leaning against the wall.

At this moment, Ares simply closed his eyes and hummed something softly, showing no sign of the distress of being in a cage.

"This guy's really tough. Don't you have any other ideas?"

"Yes," Diana bent down. She couldn't let this guy, who kept calling her "my sister," die so easily. Otherwise, what would have been the point of scaring her two little ones?

"The divine position isn't something that can't be changed."

Upon hearing Diana's words, Tony was stunned: "A divine position?"

Tony had never considered this. After all, he was originally a staunch atheist, and if the world hadn't changed so rapidly, he still wouldn't have been able to accept this concept.

"Yes, a divine position."

"Can that thing be replaced?" Tony was genuinely shocked.

“Sure. But it’s quite troublesome for many people,” Diana said, straightening up and smiling.

“You’re not one of those many people, are you?” Banner, who had been silent until now, said to Diana.

Tony snapped his fingers crisply beside him: "We think the same thing."

“You’re right, I’m one of that tiny group who will change the divine position,” Diana said to the two. “This guy is just putting on a brave face.”

Tony and Banner looked at Ares, who had opened his eyes at some point.

Ares, inside the cell, glanced at Diana: "Do you know the consequences of what you've done?"

“Of course I know.” Diana smiled at Ares. “But I’ve already made up my mind.”

"So now you should know what price you'll pay for doing this, right?"

"What kind of price do you think there will be?"

"You will lose everything."

Upon hearing Ares's answer, Diana smiled, while Tony and Banner stared wide-eyed.

"Will the price be so high?" Banner no longer wanted Diana to carry out her plan. After all, what Ares had said was too terrible, and he didn't want Diana, as his friend, to bear such consequences.

Tony also looked at Diana with a nervous expression.

"He's overthinking it. Nobody would do something like that casually. After all, it's not worth provoking a bunch of planetary gods for no reason. Like the Greek gods to which these two guys belong, and other strange and wonderful pantheons." Diana spoke the most frightening words in the most relaxed way.

"No..." Banner was about to speak when Tony interrupted him.

“Alright, in that case, I believe you. But Diana, you need to be mentally prepared,” Tony said seriously, looking at Diana. He knew that both he and Diana were the kind of people who wouldn't be easily swayed, so he supported Diana's decision.

"Don't worry, he's just a planetary god. He's not even as good as that departed Sithon." Diana sat down beside her.

Seeing Diana's composure, Tony and Banner were relieved. Although they didn't know who the Sithon Diana mentioned was, her calm expression told them that it posed no threat.

They believed that Diana could absolutely do this perfectly.

“Diana, what are you planning to do? We should help you, not leave you to fight this alone,” Banner asked, looking at Diana.

“I have my own way of doing things. As for you, you don’t need to worry about it.” Diana smiled at Banner.

"Alright. I'll go back to what I'm doing." With that, Banner walked out of the prison.

Tony followed Banner out of the prison. They were going to discuss some things.

Seeing the two walk out, Diana stood up and walked up to Ares.

“I must say, the Zeus here is even more of a scoundrel than the Zeus in my hometown,” Diana said calmly.

But those words completely awakened Ares.

When Diana fought him, she said she was no match for the war god she had fought before. Initially, she thought he was a war god from another pantheon. But now, Diana's words clearly indicate that she doesn't belong to this universe.

But how is that possible?

Although they are planetary gods, Earth is their origin. How could an extraterrestrial deity appearing on Earth go unnoticed?

“That’s impossible,” Ares murmured.

“You think I’m lying to you?” Diana sneered.

"I..."

“Then let’s give it a try.” Diana said to Ares, then stretched out her right hand, and a small ball of divine power appeared in Diana’s hand. “I don’t mind if you communicate with that extravagant Greek pantheon.”

The magical little ball was tossed into the proctor's room by Diana.

"This thing can only help you communicate with them, but it absolutely cannot get you out," Diana said before leaving.

They also ignored Hercules, who was roaring madly in another cell.

After all, if he weren't Thor's friend, he would have died long ago.

Ares stared at the small ball in his hand. He was now unsure whether or not to contact Olympus, who had lived in peace for millennia.

To rashly engage in battle with an extraterrestrial deity is already an extremely suicidal act. After all, so much time has passed, and this is only the second deity from outer space to arrive here.

"This is quite a troublesome thing." Ares slammed the small ball of divine power against the wall, but it was clear that this had no way of destroying the little thing.

Ares thought for a long time, but ultimately decided to continue waiting. After all, he didn't know how long he would have to wait, but for now, he had to stay here.

However, as Diana handed him the magical orb, he kept observing her, hoping to glean some information from her.

Hercules sat back down on his bed, showing no intention of greeting his new cellmate.

The group on Olympus who looked down on him was none other than Ares, who was now imprisoned just like him.

"Hey, Hercules, do you know who that woman is?" Ares shouted at Hercules, who was sitting on the bed.

Hercules pretended not to hear, flopped onto the bed, and prepared to ignore the guy.

"Hey, I'm talking to you," Ares shouted at Hercules, who was lying on the bed like a dead pig that doesn't care about boiling water.

"I'm not interested. I just want to rest. Don't bother me." Hercules rolled his eyes at Ares, looking like he couldn't be bothered with him.

"Hmph! Keep pretending." Ares was also a bit annoyed by Hercules's indifferent attitude. After all, it was their attitude towards their younger brother that had led to this situation, where even in the same prison, they were unwilling to communicate much.

"Hmph!" Ares snorted coldly, then said nothing more and closed his eyes to rest.

Seeing that Ares had stopped speaking, Hercules turned around and glanced at him.

But his eyes were filled with anger. That Ares, he's really annoying.

However, he didn't have many options, since they were all trapped here.

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Today's update might be late, I'm out with my family.

Chapter 93 Pietro, the Target

However, Diana had no need to care about the two pawns Zeus had sent to scout the way in the quiet room. Even if they came up with some so-called plan, it wouldn't prevent them from getting out of there.

Now Diana wants to go home and check on her two little ones. Thinking of Wanda, who was practically in tears back then, Diana has an urge to turn around and kill that idiot Ares.

Ares cannot die, at least not before the conversion of the gods is completed.

Moreover, if he really did take that sphere of divine power to contact Olympus, and they actually sent people there, Diana felt that she could at least rebuild her own pantheon on Earth.

A Greek pantheon of goddess-kings.

That sounds good.

Diana had just stepped out of the quiet room when she took off into the sky and flew towards the Plaza Hotel.

Now, both my McLaren F1 at home and the Saleen S7 I got from Tony are gathering dust in the underground parking lot.

It's not that Diana didn't drive, it's just that there wasn't time for her to take this thing out for a spin.

The two little ones at home weren't completely unaware of anything, since there was a speedster here, and a speedster who liked to run around everywhere.

“Wanda, you didn’t see it with your own eyes, the scene was absolutely breathtaking!” Pietro said to Wanda as soon as he got home.

After all, the commotion yesterday had already filled Pietro with curiosity. Today, while Diana was out, Pietro quickly went to observe the battlefield that Diana and that man had created.

Countless online forums have been flooded with before-and-after photos of that location. Some geologists have even taken to the news to denounce Diana and Ares, calling them the perpetrators of environmental destruction and holding them responsible for the geological damage they caused.

Seeing this, the two little ones pursed their lips. All talk and no action. If you're so capable, come and talk to Diana in person. The fact that she didn't throw you out the window is an act of kindness on her part.

“I’ve already seen the photos.” Wanda took a sip of her lemonade, then turned her gaze back to the television, ignoring Pietro’s response. After all, what’s the point of watching something you’ve already seen? Only Pietro would be interested.

Pietro shook his head, denying his sister's words. He was a pragmatist who valued firsthand experience, believing it to be far more spectacular than anything filmed.

So this time, he went to see for himself the area that was now cordoned off. It must have been tough for the staff who put up the cordon.

Although the central battleground wasn't large, the area affected was so vast that they became the sole inhabitants of America's newest desert region.

“That place is…” Pietro hadn’t finished speaking when he saw Diana landing on the terrace and quickly shut his mouth.

Diana didn't make any demands on them, except for one thing: they couldn't use their abilities casually.

Wanda was quite obedient and rarely used her powers anymore. Pietro, on the other hand, was a bit restless and would occasionally go out for a stroll when Diana wasn't home.

"What is that place?" Diana asked Pietro with a smile.

Despite Diana's gentle smile, Pietro couldn't help but shiver.

There was no way around it; the trauma from what happened in Sokovia was too great. Besides, Diana had destroyed the white boy's pride in the very area he was most proud of.

It's good that it didn't cause extreme PTSD.

Pietro quickly shook his head, afraid that if he was too slow to deny it, he would be given a loving lecture by Diana.

You mean child protection organizations in the United States?

Hmm, Pietro thinks they might not dare to face Diana. Back in family court, the judge's gaze towards Diana wasn't normal.

Pietro was certain he would never forget that look of admiration tinged with fear. It was an image that was simply too deeply etched in his memory.

Besides, when have extraordinary family matters ever been subject to the jurisdiction of ordinary people?

Unless that extraordinary person has already retreated into the lives of ordinary people, completely giving up their extraordinary abilities and integrating into the human world.

"Diana!" Unlike Pietro, Wanda called out to Diana happily.

Then, like a happy little butterfly, it flew to the kitchen, brought Diana a small tub of ice cream, and then flew back to Diana's side.