Synopsis:

After a brutal mission that leaves civilians turned against her, Diana?once the revered Wonder Woman?steps back from the world she swore to protect. Disillusioned by humanity and haunted by her inability to have children, she yearns for peace but finds only growing bitterness. When a visit from Steve Trevor, now married, reopens old wounds, Diana is forced to confront not just what she's lost, but who she's become.

As her public image falters and internal demons manifest in the form of Warbringer?her dark mirror born of suppressed rage?Diana defeats her shadow but is left questioning her place in a world that both fears and needs her. She rejects Olympus and their demand for obedience, breaking the sky in defiance and choosing to stand not as a god, but as a mortal champion of truth.

But her mercy has consequences.

A former child soldier she once saved, Elias, re-emerges as the catalyst behind a global uprising against gods and symbols. His radical movement, the Children of the Ash, captures a Themysciran warrior and forces Diana into a confrontation not just with an enemy, but with the echoes of a mercy that may have inspired war.

To stop the spiral of extremism and silence, Diana descends into the Underworld?not, to rule, but to listen. There, she hears the forgotten speak: the erased, the betrayed, the voiceless. Their stories reignite her purpose.

But a greater threat looms.

A force known only as The Warden seeks to erase all memory?of culture, of gods, of history itself. Diana must face this final enemy not with fists, but with truth. On the edge of global amnesia, she chooses to stand?not as a queen, not as a goddess, but as a bridge between the living and the lost.

In the end, she doesn't save the world by reminding it who she is, but by helping us remember who we are.