Diana came to her senses and asked Andrew incredulously, "You really know magic? Uh, does that mean you were lying to me before?"
Andrew shook his head. "Don't overthink it. I really was just a mortal before. The person I am now is different from who I was then."
Diana sighed with relief, then asked, "If you know magic, why didn't you fight alongside us earlier?"
"There are two reasons. You can decide for yourself which one is true."
Andrew said, "The first is the Creation God I told you about before. Because of our wager, I can't intervene.
"The second is that there's something wrong with my body. I can only teach people magic, not use it myself."
Diana asked anxiously, "What's wrong with your body? Is it dangerous?"
"Uh, I'm glad you care so much about me, but didn't you make your choice a little too quickly?"
Andrew couldn't help commenting. Then he said, "Anyway, I can't intervene, but I can teach you magic. Diana, your man is pretty amazing. You'll gradually see just how amazing."
"As long as you're all right."
Diana sighed with relief. Then something occurred to her, and she looked at Andrew. "You won't leave me again, will you?"
"I told you, I'll never leave you. And no one in this world can make me leave you."
Andrew smiled. "Enough about that. Focus on learning magic. Earlier, when you wrapped the Lasso of Truth around Superman, he couldn't resist its power at all.
"That shows Kryptonians have very low magic resistance. Magic is perfect for dealing with them."
"Magic?"
Diana thought for a moment. "Quite a few people in Atlantis know magic. Maybe we could ask them for help.
"Uh, they're Atlanteans, with several different races. But they don't get along very well with