At nightfall, Diana took Tang Lin aboard a sailboat. To avoid causing any more disruptions to the plot, Luo Xia had not conjured up a plane and flown straight to London or the front lines.
The sailboat was a product of Themyscira, carrying a distinctly ancient air. Sitting aboard and gazing at the stars overhead, Luo Xia could not help asking Diana, "Have the gods really all disappeared?"
"My mother told me stories of the gods. Ares killed most of them, and in the end, Zeus used his own power to defeat Ares, but he disappeared as well," Diana said.
"Isn't there something off about that story? Ares is Zeus's son, and he's related to many of the other gods. He killed all his relatives for the sake of the humans Zeus created? Isn't that kind of insane?" Luo Xia asked curiously.
"I'm not too sure about that," Diana said thoughtfully.
"Could it be that Ares killed the whole family for his little brother?" Luo Xia suddenly came up with a rather unreliable association.
"Doesn't that make even less sense? How could anyone kill their parents and relatives for their little brother? That's even more absurd," Diana retorted.
"You just don't get it. Maybe Ares is Itachi Uchiha—the story of wiping out his entire family and clan for the sake of his foolish little brother. Let me tell you, in another world, there was a group of powerful people called ninjas, and they established five great ninja villages..."
Luo Xia began explaining the story of Naruto's red-eye syndrome clan to Diana. The convoluted plot left her stunned again and again; she seemed never to have heard such a "thrilling and loving" story before.
By the end, Diana even asked, "So who did Sakura end up with?"
"Oh, in the end,