Should he say she really was Stark's daughter? She had been born with superpowers!
She did not have any bad intentions; she had just been startled.
Sitting primly on Pepper's head, Anya, dressed in little bear-print children's clothes, shifted her tiny bottom, propped her chubby little hand against her fair, tender chin, and stared curiously at Karen with a pair of big, sparkling, blinking eyes.
The five small water balls floating behind her spun in circles, looking especially impressive.
The Black head nurse, Kerry, was clearly stunned for a moment. Perhaps because Anya was far too young to inspire fear, she quickly swept her gaze across the whole room. When she did not see Tony and the others, she turned to ask Anya.
"Uh, little one, where did your adults go?"
Afraid Anya would not understand, she deliberately gestured with her hands as well.
Anya looked at her, then reached out and tugged over the "blue line" behind her. The thing drifted out from inside Pepper's mind and connected to the Giant Baby in New York. Unfortunately, Ms. Kerry had a pair of mortal eyes. She blinked and looked again and again, but still could not see it.
"Anya?"
After calling out, Anya seemed to understand too. The water balls behind her changed shape according to her will.
A child's thoughts were sometimes very simple. She pointed at that blue line, and the drifting water wrapped around it and extended out the window.
This time, Kerry saw it.
But she did not know what it meant. She was only an ordinary person, without any of those miraculous powers. She tried approaching the line made of water, and seeing that Anya did not refuse, she slowly reached out and placed her hand on it.
The sensation was... well, the same as