According to Buddhist sages, all of existence is divided into six realms: Gods, Demigods, Animals, Humans, Ghosts, and Hell. The creatures of each realm cannot move from one realm to another except through death and rebirth; any other attempts would only upset the very order of existence.
Long ago, a white snake fell in love with a human boy, but she knew such love cannot exist across realms. So she set her mind on crossing over. Together with her friend, a green snake, she cultivated her qi to become human. Eventually, the snakes achieved their goal and they crossed over into the Human Realm despite the protest of an old turtle named Fahai, who was secretly infatuated with white snake. White snake found the human she loved, but green snake also fell in love with the man as well.
When white snake and the human were about to get married, a sorcerer monk attacked them out of nowhere. The snakes immediately saw through the monk's disguise and it was Fahai. The green snake pushed aside her own jealously and defended her friend. She battled Fahai and threw him into the ocean. But not before Fahai cast a spell on her, transforming her into stone. This incident was told into Chinese legend as the Legend of the White Snake.
Green Snake remained imprisoned for centuries until the present day where she was freed by Doctor Omen, who gave her the name Peng Deilan.[1]
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Flight: Peng has the ability to fly.[2] Her top flight speed is around 194,3 kilometers per hour.[3]
Superhuman Strength: While under the control of a Genetically Modified Starro she displayed enough strength to hurl Super-Man on the other side of a plane's corridor and hurt him with her blows.[4] She can also effortlessly punch metal doors off their hinges.[5] By coiling her tail around Sorcerer Monk Fahai she was able to quickly drag him out of Shanghai.[1]
Superhuman Durability: Peng shows an incredible amount of resistance to injury. Being unharmed by a shower of bullets.[6]
Energy Resistance: She also survived Super-Man Zero's solar flare, although it put her in critical condition.[1]Sunbeam's solar cannon was able to cause her some minor burns but nothing serious.[7]
Transformation: Peng true form is that of a gigantic green snake but she has learned to assume a human form. She automatically reverts to it when gravely injured.[1]
Telepathy: While in her snake form, Deilan was unable to form human speech and instead communicated telepathically.[7] But even outside of it, Wonder Woman can communicate with other non-verbal entities through the power of her mind.[6]
Regeneration: After Sorcerer Monk Fahai bisected Wonder-Woman she was able to repair the damage done to her by regrowing her natural tail in place of her lost legs.[1] She was also able to recover from Super-Man Zero's solar flare in a short time.[7]
Magic Lasso: Wonder-Woman has a magical lasso in the form of a whip that she can command telepathically to wrap around others, claiming it to be essentially an extension of her own skin.[2]
Shield: Of non-mortal origin, her shield is strong enough to withstand the God Killer sword strike.[9]
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