The 5000-year-old girl in American comics

"Hello." Wanda simply nodded to the two people.

“I am Harry Osborn, and this is…” Just as Harry was about to speak up for his usually reserved brother, for some reason, his introverted brother spoke up.

"Peter Parker."

Chapter 111 The Green Goblin Who Wants to Be Quicksilver's Dad

Diana felt no emotion towards the two little ones in front of her, regardless of whether they would become superheroes or supervillains in the future. As long as they posed no threat to Wanda, she could ignore their actions.

Yes, and Pietro too.

“It seems you already know each other.” As Diana scrutinized the two boys in front of her, a blonde beauty with a ponytail walked over and gave Wanda and the others a friendly smile.

"Stacy." When Peter saw this pretty girl, a blush of youthful infatuation was already evident on his face.

"Parker." The blonde beauty always had a bright smile on her face, without any restraint, naturally radiating a spotlight-like filter.

“Hello, I’m Gwen Stacy. I’m in charge of helping you integrate into the Midtown High School environment, so I’m kind of the student coordinator.” Gwen smiled and extended her hand.

Wanda didn't hesitate and took Gwen's hand: "Wanda Prince, that's my brother Pietro Prince."

"Hello." The white-haired boy made a flippant eyebrow gesture at Gwen.

In return, she received a chop to the neck from Diana.

"Ouch!" Pietro rubbed his head.

Diana showed no emotion whatsoever at having lightly tapped Pietro on the head, and then gently said to Gwen, "Sorry, this kid can be a bit unreliable sometimes."

Gwen was also at a loss for words, and could only wave her hands repeatedly. But when she saw Diana's gentle smile, the little girl's eyes instantly lit up: "You're Diana, right? The Wonder Woman?"

Diana smiled and nodded as usual. To be honest, she didn't think every little girl she met on the street was her fan. But Gwen's expression clearly showed that this blonde beauty was her fan.

"So, they're your children? Are you married?" Gwen asked, a hint of excitement in her voice, brimming with gossip. This wasn't surprising; almost all the breaking news last year revolved around this beautiful woman, and now she was likely aware of some unknown facts.

The two little boys next to them looked a bit confused. Although they were all about the same age and sometimes watched the news, that didn't mean they knew anything.

Peter Parker, in particular, preferred to create interesting little inventions.

They couldn't get a word in edgewise and could only watch this scene unfold.

Diana looked at the man in police uniform with some hesitation, then looked up at the large clock at Midtown High School; it was indeed almost time for school.

“I think you need to go to school now. Wanda and Pietro will tell you about our relationship. I don’t want to be the one to make you late,” Diana said gently, bending down to Gwen.

The blonde beauty glanced at her watch and nodded. As the "perfect child," Gwen had always been clear about her life plans. Looking at Diana, Gwen smiled and said to Wanda and Pietro, "I'll take you to the administration office, and then you can go to class."

“I hope to see you again, Ms. Prince,” Gwen said politely to Diana, then quickly walked towards the campus with her two little ones.

Peter and Harry smiled at Diana when they saw this, and followed the group led by Gwen.

“Hello, I’m George Stacy, Gwen’s father.” At this moment, the man came up and extended a hand to Diana. “My daughter likes you very much. There’s still a poster of you on the wall.”

“That’s my honor. After all, Gwen looks like a wonderful kid, doesn’t she?” Diana shook George’s hand.

George laughed and said, "Yes, she's a wonderful child. I'm very proud to have such a daughter."

“Let’s get to know each other again; our children are all students at the same school,” Diana said with a smile. “Diana Prince.”

George understood that this wasn't just polite talk; this was likely a genuine personal introduction: "George Stacy."

"Hahaha." The two looked at each other and laughed.

"I never imagined I'd have a superhuman friend one day," George said with a touch of wistfulness, gazing at the campus of Midtown High School.

“As long as you don’t arrest me because I demolished the NYPD building before, that’s fine.” Diana said, also looking at the Midtown High School building.

George chuckled, then said to Diana with a somewhat bewildered tone, "We really don't know what we can do anymore. Your presence is a good thing, but there are also supervillains who are more destructive and vicious than ever before. We're like lambs without horns in the face of them, completely powerless."

"Sometimes, when the light is too bright, doesn't the darkness become even darker? Those people need superhumans to deal with them."

The world that follows is beyond the control of ordinary people.

Isn't George, standing next to me, a typical example? In the end, he still died in the extraordinary battle, as did that blonde beauty.

Diana held them in high regard, but she remained steadfast in her belief that ordinary people should not interfere in battles between the supernatural.

They will be the ones who get hurt.

“Yes,” George could only sigh. “It’s a little embarrassing to talk about such a heavy topic so soon after we met.”

Diana shook her head: "You're just stating a fact."

"I should go to work too." George glanced at his watch, deciding he wasn't going to continue talking to Diana.

"I wish you success in your work."

Before leaving, George said to Diana, "I just hope that there will be fewer and fewer people like you."

Diana didn't speak, she just nodded.

George didn't say anything, he just got into his car and left.

Diana stood there, lost in thought, before finally giving a slight smile, turning around, getting into her car, and leaving Midtown High School.

The two little ones are currently in the classroom, receiving the attention of their peers.

Gwen, with a touch of selfishness, let Wanda sit next to her, since her idols lived with them every day.

Knowing something that others don't know is a great thing for Gwen.

As for Pietro, he's already become friends with Harry and Peter. I don't know why they became friends so easily.

The other male students also cast intense glances at Wanda and Gwen's seats.

Gwen, needless to say, is one of the most beautiful girls at Midtown High School. The newcomer, Wanda, is no less beautiful than Gwen, and even possesses a unique charm.

"Stop looking. If you like her, you should tell her clearly. Stop sneaking around looking at her like that." Harry snapped his fingers in front of Peter's eyes, bringing the little guy who was staring at Gwen infatuation back to reality.

"Don't you have anyone you like?" Peter wasn't going to listen to this guy's words.

Even now, not as Spider-Man, he's still that bullied little guy. Introverted, but not lacking in courage; he just hasn't faced himself directly.

“I initially thought Mary Jane from the next class was quite nice, but…” Harry paused, glanced at Pietro who seemed quite interested in their romantic gossip, and swallowed the rest of his sentence.

Although Pietro was always the one being bullied at home, his speedster-like reaction speed allowed him to figure out why Harry wasn't talking about it.

"You don't like Diana, do you?" Pietro looked at Harry with a conflicted expression.

Harry fell silent.

Pietro sighed, "You've only met Diana once."

Harry just chuckled and didn't say anything more.

Pietro really wanted to crack open this guy's head and see what was going on. We just became brothers, and now you want to be my dad?

Chapter 112 I want you...

As soon as Diana parked her car, she saw Hill and Natasha getting out of a S.H.I.E.L.D. vehicle.

"They came to see me so quickly?" Diana was a little surprised. She had only told them to bring the Cosmic Cube yesterday, and they had already brought it today?

This is a bit out of character for S.H.I.E.L.D.

Would they hand over what they have so easily?

Hill shook his head.

Diana noticed that neither of them had any objects that could contain the Tesseract, and she pretty much understood.

"We haven't even brought the prerequisites for cooperation, what are we doing here?" Diana said, turning to leave and heading towards the elevator, not intending to say anything more to the two people.

“It’s been taken,” Natasha said.

Diana's interest was piqued; after all, this was the first time she'd ever seen someone steal something from S.H.I.E.L.D. And who could snatch food from S.H.I.E.L.D. and not get caught?

"We can't get to that person?" Diana sat on the hood of her car, smiling at the two somewhat embarrassed guys.

Hill shook his head.

“It’s not that we couldn’t take action; that thing just appeared out of nowhere, without any warning. It suddenly showed up at the Rubik’s Cube research base and took the Rubik’s Cube away.” Hill explained to Diana as briefly as possible why she hadn’t brought the Rubik’s Cube with her.

Yesterday, when that thing appeared, the number of agents injured or killed was no less than three digits, and even that secret base was completely reduced to ruins.

A secret research base worth billions was thus transformed into unusable construction waste by some unknown entity.

"Heavy losses?" Neither of them were in good spirits; Diana could even see the deep fatigue on their faces. Clearly, the recent series of incidents had left a portion of S.H.I.E.L.D. on edge, with no time to rest.

Natasha nodded: "It's serious."

"What does this have to do with me? It's your business." Although Diana was happy to hear that S.H.I.E.L.D. had suffered a setback, it didn't mean that she had any opinion on the matter or would take any action.

Let S.H.I.E.L.D. handle its own affairs.

The Insightful Ones have no interest in cleaning up the mess for S.H.I.E.L.D.

“That thing said it’s just a vanguard, and it will soon use that thing to invade Earth,” Hill quickly told Diana.

She was certain that if she hadn't spoken up in time, he would have definitely left them there, abandoning them completely.

But right now, S.H.I.E.L.D. truly has absolutely no power to resist a potential interstellar invasion. Those who were previously involved are now mostly members of the Insight faction.

Even the Insightful's prison, despite Diana and the others' insistence that it was a so-called "quiet room," was a completely sealed prison.

The kind of prison only those with insight can enter.

Under Nick Fury's leadership, S.H.I.E.L.D. sent out agents countless times, hoping to find those two absolute powerhouses and get them to work for S.H.I.E.L.D.

Unfortunately, all attempts were unsuccessful. Although Nick Fury never canceled the mission, all the agents who carried it out knew it was as impossible as trying to get water from a rock.

After that black-boiled egg died, the mission was already considered by everyone to be a pipe dream.

But that doesn't mean S.H.I.E.L.D. was unaware of its existence.

Moreover, the people imprisoned in that jail are also a force to be reckoned with, a powerful force.

Hill's current priority is to unite all forces to prepare for a potential interstellar war.

Although humanity has not yet left the solar system, this interstellar battle is essentially inevitable.

Did Diana really not expect that the timeline could converge at a time like this?

Don't you think this is too far ahead of schedule? It's only 2009 now!