"Peggy, have you ever thought that you could also become a Super Soldier?" Aaron's gaze met hers, his tone soft.
Peggy was tempted for a moment, but she thought of her past experiences and shook her head.
"The Super Soldier Project aims to create soldiers with extraordinary abilities, who will possess greater strength to turn the tide of war and defeat fascism."
"Therefore, this project requires the best, most powerful warriors. Women are innately weaker than men in physical strength."
"Is that so? But I don't think he's stronger than you."
Aaron pointed at Steve, with his thin physique and the clumsy appearance he showed on the training ground, never having received any systematic training program. No matter how you looked at it, he didn't seem like a strong person.
Peggy joined the Strategic Scientific Reserve at nineteen and was now twenty-two. Even though she was a woman, she had mastered many combat techniques, carried out many dangerous missions, and saved Howard.
At least at this time, Peggy was definitely no worse than Steve.
Peggy fell silent.
She naturally understood the reason.
In fact, the higher-ups subconsciously believed that women were not capable of handling big matters, so all recruits for this project were male.
But she didn't understand, and neither did many generals.
Why did Abraham specifically choose Steve, this 'weakling'?
"Actually, I think you are more suitable to be a Super Soldier, at least more suitable than Steve." Aaron said seriously.
Peggy excitedly hugged Aaron.
Aaron was perhaps the only man who affirmed her abilities.
Peggy shook her head. "Forget it, I'm a soldier, I just need to strictly complete the training plan."
"Super Soldieris still a soldier, isn't it?"
Aaron said, "If you really want to... actually, I can help you."
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Peggy, bewildered, followed Aaron to the Hellfire Club.
Her mind was filled with Aaron's words.
Aaron could make her a Super Soldier?
How?
Peggy had originally intended to lay all her cards on the table.
Since she was with Aaron, she shouldn't hide anything from him.
But when Peggy arrived at Hellfire, she discovered that Aaron had even more secrets.
"You're from seventy years in the future? And you drink with Howard's son?"
"You're also a God?"
"You created a world?"
"The Dominator of several Planets?"
Peggy stared blankly at the Shadowmen of the Phantom Legion walking past her.
Then she looked at a woman from the Snake Shadow Legion carrying a tray.
She felt like she had entered a novel's world.
"My Husband is a God," "God's Secret Lover," "My One-Night Stand with a God from Seventy Years Later," "God and His Doting Wife"
Oh my God, it must be April Fool's Day today.
Or maybe it's Halloween?
Peggy laid her cards on the table, and Aaron did too.
Peggy thought she had many secrets, but now it seemed what she was hiding was nothing.
Aaron IS the secret itself.
Peggy felt her worldview had been overturned.
"Don't believe it?"
Aaron smiled, knowing that for ordinary people seventy years ago, it was a fact difficult to accept, even with the wildest imagination. After all, at this time, the concept of time travel had only just been proposed and was not yet widespread.
Peggy wasn't Selene, she wasn't inherently unusual.
Aaron thought for a moment, then raised his hand and created a door. He gestured for them to enter.
Selene's expression shifted. "Is this the future, seventy years from now?"
Aaron didn't speak, just smiling.
Selene grew even more curious and walked forward to push open the door and stepped into the deep passage.
Emma and Raven, led by Albedo and Lilith, also entered the door.
Peggy hesitated for a moment, then walked in too.
When they passed through the passage, they arrived in a vast, dark night sky.
The night sky was boundless.
Faintly, bright starlight, like candlelight, flickered. They were far away, the only light in the entire darkness.
"Welcome to my world, one of the countless worlds within me."
Aaron's figure emerged from the firmament in all directions, his voice both familiar and strange. It made one feel small from the bottom of their heart.
Aaron's world? Worlds within him? Countless ones?
Selene realized something, her expression growing increasingly excited, her delicate body trembling uncontrollably.
"Oh, I can't take it..."
She was about to reach a climax and collapse.
Aaron still didn't appear yet the scale of the entire Universe began to draw closer to Peggy and the others.
They didn't move, but the entire world, the entire space, bent and folded, and the tiny stars approached at a visible speed.
In an instant, they had traversed thousands upon tens of thousands of light-years, arriving at one of the many star systems.
A star system with a sun smaller than their own.
And outside the star, there were eight Planets, which were almost identical.
If Fury were here, he would surely scream: It's Titan! It's the Planet Titan!
This was Titan that Aaron had transformed.
He was slightly more familiar with this Planet than with Earth. So he used the Primordial Furnace to create them, serving as living Planets in the star system.
This was one of tens of thousands of experimental Universes.
He had attempted to imitate the creation of the Celestials, skipping tens of billions of years, to create living Planets.
In addition, he also used some Universes to simulate the Big Bang.
To understand the rules, one must start by deducing the creation of the Universe.
This allowed him to better understand the underlying logic of the Universe, and thus grasp more concepts.
"Before you is my created Phoenix System No. 1 star system, Planets Titan 1-8."
"Don't be surprised, Titan is actually not much larger than Earth, and the overall mass of the Phoenix System is only one-third of the Solar System."
The Phoenix System's star was smaller than the Sun, and Titan were generally smaller than Saturn, Jupiter, and others. Neither its overall volume nor mass was comparable to the Solar System. At most, it could be considered a small star system.
But Peggy, Selene, and the others were so stunned by the scene Aaron had shown them that they remained rooted to the spot, completely motionless.
Selene's body trembled continuously, she had already given in first.
"Now, do you believe I am from the future?"
Of course, they believed.
Who could not believe?
Aaron possessed one, or even more, Universes and he had created so many stars.
Who would dare say Aaron was lying?
They had to believe it.
They saw with their own eyes.
One Titan, not much larger than Earth, being pulled by a mysterious force, bounced along a strange path.
Vaguely, they saw a chicken dancing.
"The logic of this Universe is not yet fully perfected, and your bodies currently have difficulty adapting to this environment. So ladies, we should leave."
As that deep voice came from high above, all the Titans converged into a grand avenue, leading outside the body.
And the more distant star clusters were flickering at a special frequency.
Peggy, an Agent, and Selene, who was well-read and had a strong memory, vaguely detected the logic of the flickering starlight.
Lilith spoke, "The starlight is saying: goodbye."
Peggy and the others suddenly understood.
Yes, it was Morse Code.
The stars were waving goodbye to them.
If all this wasn't an illusion, then...
Aaron's very existence had surpassed the limits of their imagination.