American comics: The girl next door is Spider-Gwen

Chapter 421 The Amazon Princess In The Innocent Stage

[The beautiful island hidden in the shield...or the DC world...

Looking at the island in front of you.

Ye Li's mind turned around and he quickly came to a conclusion:

[It seems that this is the "Paradise Island", Gwen should be on this island...

"Archers prepare!!"

In front of the warship, on the cliff not far away.

"Hippolyta", the queen of the Amazon clan, gave a loud order, and the female warriors bent their bows and arrows, aiming at the steel monster of unknown origin on the sea.

Gwen followed Diana and stood in the second row of the crowd, unable to see clearly what was going on in front of her.

She stood on tiptoes, looking over the heads of the tall warriors in front of her, and then she saw the warships approaching the coastline.

[It’s actually the German Navy...]

Gwen was a little confused.

Why did the painting style of the ancient Greek city-state become modern again?

However, wait until you see the person at the bow of the boat clearly.

She immediately couldn't care less about Greece or Germany...

"It's Li!"

Gwen let out a soft cry and quickly pulled Diana next to her, reminding her: "My boyfriend is on this ship. Diana, please tell your tribe not to do anything."

She was not worried about something happening to Ye Li, but she was worried that Diana's tribe would make him angry...

"But....."

"Stop it, it won't be good if you fight. You don't want to see your clan members get hurt, right?"

"4708...."

After a moment of hesitation, Diana gritted her teeth and shouted to "Hippolyta": "Mom, wait a minute! Those on the sea are not enemies, don't do anything!"

"Mother?"

Gwen was slightly stunned.

[So Diana is still a princess...

She just learned from everyone's conversation that the woman riding the white horse was the queen of the Amazon clan.

"What's wrong, Diana?"

Hippolyta turned to look at her daughter and said seriously: "This is an important moment, please don't cause trouble."

"no."

Diana took Gwen's wrist and gestured: "My friend said that her lover was on the iron ship.

"Friend? Lover?"

Hippolyta looked Gwen up and down, her brows gradually furrowed: "Who are you? There seems to be no one like you among our Amazons..."

Hearing this, the people around him also looked at Gwen carefully, becoming increasingly suspicious.

"Yes, I didn't notice just now. Among our tribe, no one has such white skin!"

"I've never met her!" (afec) "Who are you?"

Although Gwen is now wearing Amazon clothing, her blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin are completely different from Amazons with healthy wheat-colored skin, which quickly aroused everyone's discussion.

Diana's master Antiope took a step forward and asked sternly: "Diana, where did you bring this girl?"

"From...from..."

Diana glanced at Gwen and hesitated: "Picked it up from the sea..."

Gwen:""

"Picked it up from the sea!?"

Antiope asked in disbelief: "When?"

"Not long ago, a meteor flashed across the sky."

Looking at everyone's expressions, Diana seemed to see that they were not happy, so she lowered her head and spoke truthfully.

“I ran into the ocean and discovered...Gwen was the shooting star.

She seemed like the child of God mentioned in my mother’s stories, so I brought her back.

"Child of God?" Hippolyta frowned even more tightly, "Did she tell you?"

"It's not... I just guessed..."

Antiope: "Did you ask her where she came from?"

"It's not too late..."

"So you brought such a person with a strange identity and unknown origin into Paradise Island! And you believed what she said so easily?"

He raised his body and reprimanded: What should I do with the spies sent by the people on the ship?"

The female warriors also agreed one after another

"Yeah! How could Diana bring someone she just met to the island!"

"This man fell from the sky. It's so weird! Could it be that Ares, the God of War, sent us to find us..."

"To be on the safe side, arrest her quickly!"

Gwen curled her lips at this.

Although she is a good person, I have to admit that Diana is indeed a bit too naive.