Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

"Ugh."

The long and loud whistle woke up Diana who was sleeping soundly.

When she found herself leaning on Rosen, she quickly stood up, thanked Rosen with a slightly blushing cheek, and then looked at the majestic city that came into her sight.

"Where is this?" Diana asked.

"London." Steve also woke up and looked at London shrouded in smoke in the distance. He said in surprise: "Rosen, it seems that I still underestimated your sailing skills. It is incredible that you can reach London overnight with a sailboat like this."

"That's nothing." Rosen said calmly, "If things go smoothly, things will go fast naturally."

"It's so ugly here." Diana frowned.

"Haha, I feel the same way." Rosen laughed.

"It's true that not everyone likes it." Steve nodded.

After mooring the boat at the dock, Rosen, Diana and Steve went ashore and walked into London in the early twentieth century.

There were many pedestrians on the street, but most of them were in military uniforms. There were also jugglers performing escape tricks, but the majority of the spectators were soldiers.

This made the whole of London look like a military camp.

Diana had never been to the city, so everything she saw seemed new to her. Her eyes wandered around and she ignored the cars on the road.

Rosen heard the horn, reached out and pulled her to the side of the road, and said, "Be careful of the vehicles. Although I know you won't be hurt even if you get hit, you have to think about the ordinary people in the car."

"We have to leave quickly." Steve turned back to look at Rosen and said, "You have to keep an eye on her."

"Don't forget what you promised me." Rosen pointed at himself, then at Diana next to him and said, "We both need a reasonable identity."

"I remember." Steve nodded.

"Why are they holding hands?" Diana couldn't help asking when she saw a couple walking towards her holding hands and talking and laughing.

"Maybe they are lovers," Rosen replied. "It's an act of intimacy."

"Should we do this?" Diana asked.

"If we are together in the future, of course that's fine," Rosen said with a smile.

"We are together now," Diana said.

"I'm talking about becoming lovers," Rosen explained.

The Diana in front of me is even more beautiful and charming than in the movie. She is graceful and heroic, forming a unique beauty that seems to be shining and unforgettable after just one look.

Of course, Rosen wanted to hold Diana's hand and stroll through the streets of London, but he hoped that it was because they were in love and not for anything else.

Diana glanced at him and smiled, "Then you have to work hard. I won't consider these things before defeating Ares."

As she spoke, she suddenly stopped Steve who was walking hurriedly and asked, "When will you take me to the battlefield?"

"After I handed the intelligence to my superiors," Steve explained.

"That's not what you said before. I let you go just so you can help me find Ares." Diana stared at Steve.

"Rosen, help me explain it." Steve asked Rosen for help with a helpless look on his face.

Rosen had no choice but to pull Diana to his side and whispered, "Believe me, we will definitely go to the battlefield and find Ares. You just need to be a little patient."

Out of trust in Rosen, Diana decided to be patient for the time being.

Steve looked at Rosen and Diana's unique clothes and decided to take them shopping for clothes first.

So in a clothing store, Rosen saw Steve's secretary Etta Katie, and witnessed Diana trying on one women's clothing after another but not liking any of them.

"Diana, if all you want is to look beautiful, then any of them will make you look stunning."

Rosen stood in front of Diana, who was wearing an evening gown, and said, "But if you want to wear it on the battlefield, then I suggest you change into something else."

"Do you have any good suggestions?" Diana turned her head and looked at him with her beautiful eyes.

Rosen had already planned it, and directly chose a set of neutral clothes for her.

But this did not conceal her charm, but made her even more heroic and eye-catching.

"Rosen, our goal is to make her less...conspicuous," said Steve.

"That's easy." Rosen picked up a pair of black-rimmed glasses and put them on Diana himself, saying, "Is this much better?"

"Are you sure? Glasses." Katie couldn't help but complain beside her: "Do you think that if she wears glasses, she won't be the most beautiful person you have ever seen?"

"Her brilliance cannot be concealed." Rosen said helplessly.

"That's the only way." Steve completely gave up his original plan.

It was easy to change clothes, but there was no way to put away Diana's weapons. In the end, she could only give them to Katie for safekeeping temporarily.

Rosen was well prepared and had put his weapons into his backpack before going ashore, so he didn't have to worry about this problem.

"I should have listened to you and not taken the weapons off the ship." Diana said to Rosen with regret. It was obvious that she was not very confident in handing the weapons to Katie.

"It's okay. I'm sure she will treat your sword and shield well." Rosen comforted her, then looked at Steve beside him and said, "It seems that what you have is really important. We just appeared in London not long ago, and we have been targeted by so many spies."

"Where are they?" Steve subconsciously looked around, his face suddenly changed, and then he quickened his pace and took Rosen and Diana into an alley.

Then the three were surrounded by German spies who followed them.

"Captain Trevor, I believe you must have General Ludendorff's things on you." A man pointed a M1883 revolver at Steve.

“That’s what bad guys say,” Steve scoffed.

"Hand over Dr. Maru's notebook." The spy said fiercely, while cocking the hammer on the pistol.

Steve pretended to take the notebook but suddenly exerted force and knocked the man to the ground with a headbutt.

Rosen took a quick step forward and kicked the man in the face, making him faint completely. At the same time, he reached out and picked up the M1883 revolver that had fallen to the ground.

"Boom."

At this time, the spy on the side shot directly at Steve.

There was a flash of fire and bullets flew out. Steve subconsciously thought that he was going to die, but Diana reached out her hand in time to block him.

The bullet that had just been fired hit Diana's arm guard and turned into a pancake.

This scene left all the spies present dumbfounded.

Steve was even more stunned. He looked at Diana and said, "Or you should come."

"Bang..."

Gunshots rang out again, and the spy who had just fired the shot fell to the ground on the spot with half of his head blown off.

The remaining spies also came to their senses at this time, raised their guns and shot wildly at Diana and Steve.

However, all the flying bullets were blocked by Diana. For a moment, fire flew everywhere, but the two people were safe and sound, which really made the spies feel like they had seen a ghost.

At this time, Rosen also raised his pistol and fired frequently. The bullets whizzed out and hit the target every time. In an instant, all the spies fell to the ground.