Marvel: The Psychologist Who Stole Wanda and Gwen's Hearts!

As Lorien told Aria to speak, she assisted him with washing up while reporting everything about the Legion’s expansion, the Optimus Legion, the Decepticon Legion, and the new grand plan.

Lorien rinsed his mouth, spat, and only after accepting a warm towel from Bella to wipe his face did he say,

"I understand. Keep recording. Keep reporting."

The matter might have seemed dramatic, but the reasoning was simple. The foundation had grown larger, so the army needed to grow as well. With greater demand, more transport ships were required to shuttle resources.

It was like playing StarCraft. Cybertron was the first main base, and across from the spaceport, they were preparing to build a second. Once the second base was established, of course it needed its own legion to guard it.

Civilization expands as it develops—standard procedure. The Transformers were becoming stronger, but they couldn’t remain confined to Cybertron forever. That would never be enough.

"By the way."

Lorien suddenly remembered.

"Has the little guy grown up yet?"

If it had reached five hundred meters, then it was time to send it to join the Transformers as a war beast. What use was Cosmic Godzilla just sitting on Earth? If it wasn’t fighting in the cosmos, it was wasted potential.

"Let’s go check. But first..."

Lorien sent Gwen a message to see if she was awake. Since she was preparing to study related fields in college, taking her along for exposure would be a good thing.

[Lorien: You awake, Gwen? Let’s go see if the little guy’s grown. If it has, I’ll be sending it into space.]

After sending the message, he set his phone aside and walked back to the giant wooden bed in the Little Universe to check on Wanda.

Because there was no sunlight, she had shifted back into her larger form, but her right leg was still bent in a yoga stretch as she slept. Clearly, the yoga Aria had been teaching her was paying off.

Looking at Wanda’s vivid, tempting red lips, Lorien leaned down, covering them with his own. The kiss woke her. She instinctively wrapped herself around him, and they lingered like that for a while before separating.

Lorien chuckled.

"They say princesses are always woken with a kiss."

Wanda laughed sweetly.

"Then the one who wakes her must be a handsome, charming prince."

A round of compliments, well played.

After another brief tangle, Wanda went to freshen up. As she tied back her hair, Lorien spoke.

"I plan to take you and Gwen to see the little guy this morning. If it’s fully grown, I’ll be sending it to Cybertron."

"So soon?" Wanda asked while preparing.

"Soon? Last time we saw him he was nearly four hundred meters already. By now, the timing should be about right."

"Alright. I’ll go once I’ve washed up." Wanda nodded, then headed off with the Ballerina Twins.

Click~

Just then, the door opened and Gwen walked in. Lorien quickly pulled out his phone—her message popped up almost immediately.

[Gwen: I’m here, almost there!]

He had replied in under five seconds, and not even five minutes later she was standing at the door.

Lorien checked the time and smirked.

"You flew here, didn’t you?"

"Yes." Gwen grinned proudly. "Two minutes to change, one minute to say hello, and the last two minutes flying here."

"Impressive."

Lorien gave her a thumbs-up. That speed was faster than him rushing to punch in for work. He liked Gwen’s attitude—direct and without fuss. She was naturally beautiful, with no need for makeup.

Wanda was similar, though a touch of light makeup—eyeliner, a bit of lipstick—made her radiate a mature, alluring charm. With Aria’s help, it never took her long.

Click~

Right on cue, Wanda emerged from her room.

"Alright, everyone’s here."

Lorien clapped his hands.

"Let’s head out early and get back on time. We still have lunch at Gwen’s place."

Snap~

In the blink of an eye, the three appeared aboard an invisible yacht. A moment later, the yacht and its passengers vanished, reappearing above the Pacific Ocean.

The cyber-yacht began to glide across the waves. The moist sea breeze blew against them. Gwen lifted her arms high, laughing as she let the wind rush past. Wanda leaned against the railing, brushing her wind-tossed red hair back behind her ear.

The truth was, the more she did such simple, natural gestures, the more Lorien found her mature charm irresistible. That kind of presence, elegance, and natural habit was rare—and he loved it.

Cough. Back to the point.

Once they reached the Pacific, Lorien released a trace of Phoenix Force, summoning the little one.

"Alright, now we wait."

...

As the aura of the Phoenix Force spread, deep in the ocean a colossal beast with obsidian-black skin, towering at over 500 meters, suddenly opened eyes as massive as truck headlights.

Sensing the aura, it swam toward it with excitement.

Unaware of it, the creature was channeling a strange energy with every movement. Each stroke propelled it faster, leaving afterimages trailing in the water behind it.

...

On the yacht, Gwen and Wanda were guessing where the little guy would appear.

Gwen pointed north.

"I bet he’s coming from that way."

Since Gwen had chosen the north, Wanda crossed her arms and tilted her head toward the south.

"Then I’ll say the south."

Lorien chuckled at their guesses.

Not long after, a massive dorsal fin, hundreds of meters tall, cut through the water—coming from the west.

Gwen had chosen north, 180 degrees opposite Wanda’s south. Godzilla came in from the west, at 90 degrees, right along the middle line.

In other words, it had perfectly dodged both their guesses.

When it reached the yacht—

Splash~~~~~~!

Godzilla rose from the sea, its titanic body heaving up torrents of water that cascaded down from its head.

When the waves subsided, Gwen stared at its obsidian armor-like hide in astonishment.

"Little guy, are you really turning into a Black Knight warrior?"

Wanda glanced up.

"More like an Obsidian Warrior."

"Same thing."

Either way, the little guy had completely transformed.

At birth, Godzilla had been a dull gray-black. Later, it had darkened to a uniform black. But even that wasn’t the end. Its skin had hardened into an armor-like shell, growing darker, glossier, until now it gleamed like polished obsidian.

It looked incredible.

"Not bad at all."

Lorien nodded in satisfaction. The cooler Godzilla looked, the more it reflected on him as its master. After all, presentation mattered.

While Gwen and Wanda climbed onto its head to play around, Lorien extended his mental energy to measure it.

520.1 meters.

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Perfect. Not only had it surpassed the 500-meter mark Lorien had set, but the number itself sounded pleasing.

Of course, it wouldn’t stop there. By afternoon, it might already be 521 meters. In truth, Lorien had no idea how tall it could ultimately grow.

If his guess was right, Singular Point Godzilla’s growth had no ceiling. As long as it had enough food and energy, it would just keep growing.

Earth was holding it back. Out in space—that was where it would become a true cosmic monster.

"Good. That’ll do."

Lorien said after checking its height.

"Little guy, you’ve reached 500 meters. I’ll be sending you to Cybertron myself soon."

Godzilla froze at the words, then let out a confused, booming roar. It didn’t know if it should stay or leave.

In its agitation, a ripple of energy burst out from its body.

"Hm?"

Lorien felt the surge. He looked at Gwen and Wanda.

"Hold on, you two. Get down first."

Once they climbed off, Lorien focused on Godzilla.

"Don’t use your atomic breath. Try channeling just your energy."

Godzilla tilted its head in confusion. But it obeyed.

It refrained from using atomic breath and instead drew on the power inside its body.

It began to build up energy.

Then—

Whooom~

Like a gas stove igniting, a burst of power flared from its body, blasting the yacht backward across the waves.

Lorien waved his hand, anchoring the yacht in spacetime.

"Keep going. Don’t stop."

Godzilla immediately continued charging.

Whoooom~~~

This time the explosion was even bigger. The blast didn’t last long, but the surrounding seawater was shoved violently aside before crashing back with a thunderous roar.

And Godzilla kept building power.

At that moment...

"Whoooom~~~!"

A low rumble echoed out, like a deep buzzing.

Suddenly, Godzilla’s entire body ignited in red-and-blue flames.

Godzilla froze in surprise.

It looked down at its stubby claws—both were wreathed in fire.

But there was no pain. Instead, it felt like it had endless strength.

Looking down at its feet, Godzilla saw energy flowing through the seawater, pushing it outward slightly without burning it.

"Wow~!" Gwen gasped. "How did the little guy suddenly get so cool?"

Wanda frowned in confusion.

"What are those flames? No, it’s not fire. If it were, the seawater under its feet would be boiling."

Even Godzilla itself didn’t understand.

Why am I on fire?

But Lorien knew.

From the accidental burst of energy earlier, he could tell—the little guy had formed a core reactor inside its body.

You could call it a miniature black hole. Or just call it an Arc Reactor.

In essence, it was like an inner energy core.

Once it formed, Godzilla no longer needed to eat, drink, or even breathe. Everything it needed to live came from that singularity.

As long as the little black hole stayed charged and intact, Godzilla would remain vigorous and battle-ready forever.

Lorien explained it simply:

"Think of it as the little guy’s internal reactor collapsing into a singularity.

From now on, its life will only depend on the energy inside that black hole.

It also has a combustion mode—

Or, if you like, call it a Super Saiyan mode.

Once activated, it burns through its singularity’s energy at high speed.

But its combat power skyrockets in return.

The bigger the flames, the higher the burn efficiency, and the greater its fighting strength."

In short, Godzilla now had a Super Saiyan-style burst form: burning more energy for exponentially greater power.

One atomic breath might be enough to pierce through Asgard—or even Earth itself.

"Oh, right." Lorien suddenly added,

"This ability also lets it accelerate through space. It can even fly on Earth."

"Huh!?" Gwen’s eyes lit up. "Fly for us, little guy!"

Wanda also looked at Godzilla expectantly. She clearly wanted to see.

Lorien turned to the beast.

"You can fly. Just use your energy to pull yourself upward.

Don’t worry about burning too much—you’ve stored enough energy to last a long while.

And if that runs out, there’s plenty on Cybertron. Eat as much as you like."

After all, the Transformers had three Infinity Stones now. Each one contained theoretically infinite energy.

As long as the little guy held one, it could keep absorbing and growing indefinitely.

Hearing this, Godzilla prepared to try.

But... "Use energy to pull myself?"

It tilted its head. Clearly, it didn’t understand.

Sensing this, Lorien waved his hand. With the Phoenix Force, he projected an image from his mind.

The projection’s star: Captain Marvel.

Yes, the very one with Binary powers.

Her abilities were strikingly similar to Godzilla’s—even her blazing transformation looked the same.

The projection showed her in Binary Form, soaring through the sky.

"Roooaaar~~~"

After watching, Godzilla nodded in comprehension.

It raised its claws as if imitating her pose.

"No," Lorien sighed. "You don’t need to copy the motions. Use your energy."

Gwen and Wanda burst out laughing, their whole bodies shaking.

The sight of a 500-meter beast lifting its chubby claws like that was both terrifying and ridiculously cute.

Following Lorien’s words, Godzilla lowered its claws.

Then it began channeling energy to lift itself.

Unlike Iron Man’s external propulsion, this was internal energy control.

"Whooom, whooom, whooom~~~!"

The flames around Godzilla flared brighter. The sea below was pushed aside as its massive body slowly lifted from the surface.

"It’s rising! It’s rising!" Gwen shouted in excitement.

Wanda watched closely. The ascent was slow, but it was flying!

Gradually, Godzilla climbed faster—

100 meters above the sea.

200 meters.

400 meters.

Then, with a thunderous splash, it fully left the ocean.

Soaring straight into the sky.

Godzilla had taken flight.

A monster over 500 meters tall... flying through the heavens.

Even Ultraman would be terrified at the sight.

What kind of monster that huge could also fly?

"It’s flying! It’s flying!" Gwen and Wanda clapped and cheered.

Lorien cheered with them.

If Godzilla could fly, its strength in space would be overwhelming.

...

Meanwhile, in Tony Stark’s secluded home.

Friday’s voice rang out in the lab.

"Alert! Alert! Satellite detection shows an enormous creature flying over the Pacific Ocean! Alert! Alert!"

Tony, still sipping his morning coffee, raised an eyebrow.

He set down the mug with one hand, flicked the other, and pulled up the satellite feed.

Then—

Crash!

The coffee slipped from his hand, spilling across the floor.

Tony’s voice rang through the lab, full of disbelief.

"What the fuck?!"

...

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