Gwen sat in the car across from the cemetery entrance, her gaze fixed on the gates with a trace of worry.
She had known that Hawk's sister had died in the September 2009 battle between Hulk and Abomination.
Gwen had even guessed why Hawk worked so hard to become stronger.
Although Hawk could grow stronger just by boxing every day and could even kill Lizard with a single slap, no matter how she looked at it, his method of becoming stronger was utterly unscientific.
But that no longer mattered.
What mattered was that guessing it and hearing Hawk confirm it himself were two different things.
But...
Those were Abomination and Hulk.
Abomination was one thing. He was already dead.
But Hulk?
Could Hawk beat him? Besides, Hulk seemed to have fought alongside those superheroes. If Hawk went after Hulk, those superheroes would probably come out to stop him.
Could Hawk win?
Gwen was worried.
Yes.
That was what worried her, not something else, like persuading Hawk to let go of his hatred and embrace love and peace instead.
Pfft!
The one who had died was Hawk's only family in this world.
If he was really supposed to give up revenge, then why had the Federation retaliated after the 9/11 attacks in 2001?
Wasn't it supposed to be about love and peace? Then why retaliate at all?
Besides, if they truly cared about love and peace, would the Federation still stir up conflicts and ignite wars all over the world?
Gwen scoffed inwardly and rolled her eyes.
She was not some naive fool raised by public education. From elementary school through private high school, she had collected scholarships until her hands went numb—a smart, sweet girl.
As Gwen furrowed her delicate brows in thought, a long-legged beauty in sunglasses and with