The Five-Thousand-Year-Old Girl of American Comics

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Diana

Looks good, please give me more. Finally, as usual, we ask about sexual orientation. This is a question that can never be avoided in stories about male and female protagonists.

Except for a few universes and the ultimate universe, most of the origins of mutants come from the X-gene implanted by the Celestial Group in ancient experiments. As long as there are mutant universes, it means that most modern people have recessive X-genes. The Eternals and Deviants are also the products of similar experiments by the Celestials. The Celestial Collector transformed a group of apes into monster-like Deviants, who are more similar to orcs. The group of apes that the Calculator was responsible for became the Eternals, a perfect superhuman race with cosmic power. Also implant potential superpower genes into the remaining apes, the ancestors of humans and mutants. Many years after the gods left the earth, the Eternals taught early human knowledge all over the world, and their race had a high status among primitive people. The abnormal ones are just like weird shapes, like monsters. In the early days, they occupied a dominant position due to their large numbers and enslaved the mortals at that time. Then the Abnormals took the lead in attacking the Eternals, capturing the Eternals for cruel experiments, causing the Eternals to fight back, and once suppressed the numerous Abnormals. Afterwards, the Eternals' priest Ajax summoned the Celestials. The Deviants attacked the Celestials' spacecraft under the instigation of the snake god Set, causing the Celestials to destroy almost the entire Deviant civilization. As a result, the capitals Lemuria and Atlantis sank under the ocean. The Eternals created Noah's Ark under the guidance of the Celestials to protect other species on the earth from surviving this disaster.

The Invincible novels written many years ago seem to be like this. The protagonist thinks that he is a spectator, but he is very passive every time. If there is trouble, he will kill a few soldiers casually, too lazy to pay attention to the leader, and always leave some tail. I don't know if he has to wait again and again, and then kill after being angered. It is really confusing.

Fury won't kill, but he can beat him. Giving him a good beating can improve his inner darkness. Use truth education to tell him that he has no strength and should not be embarrassed. Any so-called threats to the strong are seeking death.

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Diana

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