Diana had heard of Hercules since she was a child.

One of the most powerful offspring of the god-king Zeus and a mortal, he was a famous hero in the mortal world, but she had never heard of the Twelve Labors.

"Your mother didn't tell you, which is normal. After all, one of the Twelve Labors was to obtain her magic girdle," David chuckled.

"Mother didn't need to tell her daughter about the embarrassing failure, and..."

"And what?" Hippolyta looked at the young man in the hall with a playful look, feeling a sudden shock in her heart, a hint of panic in her eyes.

Does he know something else? It's impossible, only the gods know about that.

Faced with Diana's questioning, David smiled lightly and did not answer.

If Hippolyta told Diana this myth, Diana would definitely ask how Hercules defeated her mother. Some details would be embarrassing.@@novelbin@@

"Diana is the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta, while Hercules is the son of Zeus. But Hercules once 'captured' Hippolyta, although that was before Zeus."

Diana would eventually learn about her own origins, and then the perfect image of her mother in her heart would probably be shattered.

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