The 5000-year-old girl in American comics

"So, what's making my lad so unhappy?" Diana leaned back in her chair and smiled at Pietro.

Pietro was a little flustered, but he shook his head to show that nothing was wrong.

Diana didn't pursue Pietro's uncooperative attitude, but simply stood up and said to him, "Alright, I won't ask anymore. But you'd better adjust your mindset; I don't want any unpleasantness between you two, okay?"

As she spoke, Diana ruffled the white fur.

Pietro smiled but made no move, letting Diana rub her hair.

Diana walked to the door and said to Pietro before closing it, "Next time, don't hide the poster under the covers. It's showing. But the redhead is pretty; she must be a beautiful girl."

With Pietro looking on in surprise, Diana slowly left the boy's room.

Pietro actually hid it quite well, but unfortunately, he was facing Diana, who, with a little trickery, managed to pull out a small part of the poster that Pietro had hidden under the covers.

A tuft of bright red hair was visible in the corner of the poster.

Meanwhile, inside the house, Pietro stared at the exposed poster, utterly dejected. He had been so careful; there was no way it could have been discovered. How did this mishap happen?

What's done is done, and Pietro has come to terms with it. What else can he do? He might as well just give up and let things take their course. What else can he do?

On the contrary, Diana, who went to the kitchen, was somewhat gratified. Her white pig had grown up and knew how to root for cabbages.

Diana's wish was to raise her piglets and cabbages well, so they could all grow up, start their own families, and establish their own careers—it was practically a large-scale simulation game. As for those world crises, she'd rather avoid getting involved if possible.

It's fine as it is now.

I'm in a good mood today, so I'll add an extra dish.

But this is also the last proper meal we'll have for a while. For the sake of my little cabbage and white-haired pig, I must at least kill that purple sweet potato spirit and those damned gods!

Recreate a hundred or eighty more void places.

Chapter 135 Pietro's Heart is Weary

"Ring ring ring"

In order to notify her two little ones that it was time to eat, but without having to shout, Diana had to learn from restaurants, and a delicate bell appeared in Diana's kitchen.

The two little ones were already used to Diana's little bell, and they both quickly ran out of their rooms.

Then he sat down at the dining table, ready to eat.

Diana didn't take off her apron and sit down until the last soup was served. She nodded to the two little ones, indicating that they could start eating.

"Why did you make so much food today?" Wanda looked at the dishes on the table, which were clearly more lavish than usual. But the little witch couldn't figure out why Diana had made so much food today.

It wasn't a major holiday. Although Diana wasn't particularly enthusiastic about holidays, the two little ones always received gifts and a big meal from her on holidays.

Normally, Pietro would agree with his sister at this point, but today he clearly wasn't in the mood. The fact that Diana knew was making it impossible for him to concentrate on enjoying the food in front of him.

He just sat there silently, without saying a word.

When asked about Wanda's question, Diana simply smiled and explained, "There are two things today, one of which is a good thing, and the other I don't know if it's a bad thing or not."

"What bad news?" Little Wanda quickly caught on to the bad news Diana was talking about, which made her a little uneasy. She absolutely didn't want anything to go wrong with the family she had just started having. Nothing could go wrong; everything had to be alright.

At this moment, Pietro also raised his head and looked at Diana.

Are these peaceful days about to end?

"It's nothing, I just might have to go out for a while," Diana explained to the two little ones quite simply about what she meant by "bad thing."

Under the little witch's questioning gaze, Diana didn't hide anything. After all, these two little ones would find out about this eventually anyway, so it was better to tell them now.

He also mentioned that he had hired someone to look after them.

After hearing Diana's words, both little ones lowered their heads in unison, and the once pleasant dining table was now filled with a somber atmosphere.

"Don't be so serious," Diana said with a smile, placing a piece of sweet and sour fish, the little guy's favorite, on Wanda's plate.

But the little guy didn't even glance at it, just silently kept his head down.

After a long pause, she finally raised her little head: "You're not going to leave us, are you?" Little Wanda's beautiful eyes were filled with tears, and they would burst forth the moment Diana made any gesture of acknowledgment.

"How could this be?" Diana rushed to Wanda's seat, trying to protect her, but Wanda stubbornly broke free.

Seeing little Wanda's fixed gaze on her, Diana sighed. It was her fault for giving the little one the illusion that she was going to abandon them.

Diana grasped little Wanda's hand, her gentle brown eyes meeting the lake-green eyes now filled with sorrow: "I will never leave you, I will always be with you."

"Then why did you leave?" Little Wanda continued to press on the matter of Diana's departure.

"So that I can stay with you all the time," Diana said, touching Wanda's little forehead. "Trust me, it will be soon."

"Can you take me with you?" Wanda asked Diana, trying to hold back her tears.

“You still have to go to school, and I don’t want my children to miss out on a fulfilling college experience.” Diana smiled and wiped away the tears from little Wanda’s long eyelashes.

"Hmph." Little Wanda pouted, clearly not believing Diana's words. They were all superhumans, so why did they have to go to school?

But she still accepted Diana's reason, which was clearly not a valid one.

“Don’t lie to me.” Wanda held out her hand, gesturing for Diana to give her a high five.

Diana readily clapped her hands together with the tiny palm: "Why would I lie to you? Now you can eat properly."

Pietro, standing to the side, also breathed a sigh of relief; his unnecessary worries had finally vanished.

Little Wanda nodded, and just as she was about to return to the table to enjoy the delicious food, she suddenly remembered that Diana had mentioned some good news.

"What's the good news?" Wanda asked like a curious child.

Upon hearing her daughter's words, Diana couldn't help but glance at Pietro, who hadn't said a word.

That one glance immediately put Pietro on the edge of his seat. What Diana was about to say was definitely related to him, and it was very likely something she had seen in his room.

Pietro gave Diana a fawning smile and waved to her repeatedly.

But the dining table is only so big, how could her sister not notice such a movement?

Little Wanda glanced at her somewhat unreliable brother and immediately understood that what Diana was talking about must be related to him. And it was something her brother didn't want Diana to say—could it be something embarrassing?

Upon thinking of this, Little Wanda immediately perked up and shot her gossipy gaze straight at Diana.

"Pietro, do you think it's a good thing or a bad thing?" Diana sat back down in her seat and spoke slowly.

Sometimes it's quite amusing to see your pet make a fool of itself in various situations.

Diana served Pietro a bowl of soup and placed it in front of him.

At this point, Pietro seemed resigned to his fate, even though it was really difficult to bring it up.

“I’ve fallen for a girl.” Pietro’s resigned tone made little Wanda laugh.

Diana nodded. She wouldn't interfere in the two children's love lives at all; who they liked and who liked them was their own business. However, as their current guardian, she still had a responsibility to prevent them from going astray due to making bad friends.

“Is it Mary Jane?” Little Wanda stopped laughing at her brother, then thought about it seriously for a moment, and sure enough, she noticed that Pietro had been behaving differently lately.

It's that red-haired hottie who transferred here not long ago.

Diana never imagined that her white pig would be eyeing Spider-Man's original love interest.

It's hard not to feel a bit emotional; things always turn out so unexpectedly.

"Why don't you ask that girl out? You need to have confidence in yourself," Diana said to Pietro. After all, he was still young, and how could he call himself her son if he hadn't experienced a few innocent romances?

Pietro hadn't expected Diana to be so open-minded about such things, considering that Diana sometimes seemed to be a rather traditional person.

"Hmm." Encouraged by Diana, Pietro nodded.

“But be careful. If you cause a death, I’ll be the first to punish you.” Although Diana spoke in a gentle tone, it still sent a chill down Pietro’s spine.

Wanda grinned at Pietro, indicating that she would keep an eye on things.

The only thing I could do was nod to indicate that I understood.

The happiest person at the meal was Pietro, as Diana did not object to his relationship; but the most distressed was also Pietro, who was certain that his sister would become best friends with Mary Jane beforehand and then keep an eye on him.

All I can say is that I'm mentally exhausted.

Chapter 136 Prelude to the Journey to Space

Overall, the meal was quite good, if you ignore the feelings of that little guy who was caught up in his own innocent emotions.

everything is fine.

Diana had expected Wanda to cling to her and want her to spend the night with her, but the little one showed no interest whatsoever. Diana was both relieved that her little one had grown up and a little disappointed that she wasn't so attached to her anymore.

Diana, who had originally planned to leave quietly that morning, saw Wanda, who had been turned into a little cat by the kitchen, and her friends, who somehow found out about the incident, all gathered at Diana's house.

"What's going on? Who called you guys?" Diana looked at these guys with amusement. She was just going out to run some errands, but they were making it seem like she was never going back.

But when Diana saw the evasive little kitten, she understood. She had to explain why the little guy had behaved that way yesterday.

Wanda revealed her kitten-like face and gave Diana a slightly embarrassed smile, after all, she had informed others without Diana's permission.

"Surprise?" Little Wanda smiled slightly at Diana, a little uncertain.

Diana nodded, acknowledging the kitten's delight and how thoughtful it was. In Diana's opinion, her trip outside wouldn't cause any problems; at most, there might be a slight miscalculation in her timing.

However, the deviation wouldn't be too large, unless those guys had something that Diana didn't know about.

"There's no need to make such a big fuss," Diana said with a smile, looking at the people in her house. There was no sign of tension or worry on her face.

Diana's attitude greatly alleviated the concerns that the men who came here had about her.

After all, if the people involved don't have the same worries, what else do they need to worry about?

But that was the universe after all. Although they knew that the heroine in front of them had already traveled through the universe once, they still didn't want Diana to go to the universe so unprepared, out of friendship.

"You have to take me." The first thing Tony said after sitting down was to ask Diana to take him to see the universe. As a guy who loved engineering more than women, witnessing the mechanical technology of different species and civilizations was the most exciting thing for him. In the current human world, the mechanical problems that troubled Tony were basically gone.

"No." Before Diana could speak, Pepper Potts objected to Tony's request. Diana possessed divine power, while Tony, without his armor, was just an ordinary person, the kind who would turn to dust if thrown into space.

Tony surprisingly retorted to Pepper's words: "My armor can now guarantee my survival in outer space. They are now no worse than any mechanical life form and can be remotely controlled and assembled. Mark 46 is not that easy to break down."

Diana never expected that Tony would make such rapid progress and would start researching the armor that was originally supposed to appear ten years later.

"Wait, when I last saw you, your suit was only Mark 9, right?" Diana couldn't understand why this guy's armor development speed was unusually fast. In just half a year, he had already advanced from Mark 9 to Mark 46.

He truly lives up to his reputation as someone cursed by knowledge; his efficiency in research and development is simply unmatched by others. Although there are many people smarter than him, few possess his unbridled research methods.

At least not in this universe.