He stood right in front of her and matter-of-factly said he was taking her away, completely disregarding her thoughts and feelings. He had not even spared her a proper glance.
If looks could kill, Hua Zhen would probably have been killed by Leina hundreds or thousands of times already.
She felt utterly aggrieved. She possessed great power and bore the title of a main god, yet before true great gods, all of that meant nothing.
Moreover, Leina noticed that when the Male Angel named Hua Zhen mentioned Black Shadow, the Silver-Haired Female Angel's opposition to him weakened.
They seemed utterly unconcerned about Lieyang's reaction after her kidnapping, or the wrath they would incur from Lieyang. Even a great god as powerful as Pan Zhen seemed no different to them than minor gods like Yuan Li and Xuan Kun.
Since when had Lieyang become so lacking in deterrence?
Leina clenched her fists, her heart full of anger with nowhere to vent it.
Compared to her, however, Qiangwei in the distance felt even more aggrieved.
From beginning to end, she had been ignored. No one paid any attention to an ordinary Earth girl like her.
She had always heard Lao Du talk about aliens—about how dangerous they were—and say that she possessed the ability to change the course of a war. He told her to train hard so that when Earth fell into crisis in the future, she could protect it.
She had heard those words so often her ears were practically callused.
But as the daughter of a military family, even if not for herself, she had to bring honor to Lao Du. She enlisted, trained bitterly, and came out on top. She truly had become different from before.
Micro Wormhole Transportation—this was the superpower she had suddenly gained. Though it