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Chapter 486 The Ominous Plan

Peter certainly wouldn't summon the Apocalypse on Earth 616; things weren't that hopeless yet. Besides, the Nimrod that invaded Earth 616 wasn't the native Nimrod; its true form was on Earth 811.

So what he was thinking was that if Apocalypse on Earth 811 had never been awakened, it might have been a great help to the Earth 811 resistance. As one of the most famous supervillains in the mutant series, Apocalypse's strength is beyond doubt, at least stronger than the dead Professor X and Magneto, who is now king.

Furthermore, if Nimrod's ability to replicate mutants originated from Rakshasa, then he would have a necessary condition: he must come into contact with her to acquire the ability. In Peter's memory, Apocalypse has the ability of telekinesis and molecular control. If he had been warned beforehand, Apocalypse should not have been able to touch him.

Magneto was also clearly very interested in this ominous sign and the Apocalypse: "Essex, you'd better tell us the truth about who this so-called Apocalypse is, or you won't get any protection in Kenosha."

“Apocalypse was the first mutant on Earth—not the first person to possess the X-gene, but the first person to demonstrate the abilities of the X-gene.” Ominous honestly, or seemingly honestly, confessed everything he knew: “He is the most terrifying mutant you can imagine, possessing both the most advanced telepathic abilities and the most advanced matter manipulation abilities.”

"He was born in Egypt five thousand years ago, a pharaoh of ancient Egypt, and then he secretly ruled all of Egypt for a thousand years, that is, a full thousand years. Apocalypse is immortal."

"Not only that, he can also activate and enhance the unactivated X genes in other people's bodies. In the ancient past, he granted related abilities to four people, and the Jews recorded these terrible Egyptians in the Bible, which are the oldest Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, representing war, famine, plague and death."

“Apocalypse is different from you and Charles Xavier, Eric. He is much simpler and more terrifying than you. In Apocalypse’s vision, he is the one and only God-King, mutants are the rulers, and humans are the slaves.”

"But in the past, there were too few mutants, so he fell into a deep sleep and let his guardian families wake him up once there were enough mutants."

At this point, the ominous sign looked at Peter with a sly smile: "Thank me, Spider-Man. If I hadn't discovered the tomb that sealed Apocalypse and the descendants of the Four Horsemen who guarded them decades ago, Apocalypse might have already awakened and ruled the world."

Magneto didn't give the ominous sign a chance to say anything more. He directly used a metal mask to seal the ominous sign's mouth, then ordered his men to take the ominous sign away. He then looked at Spider-Man and asked, "What are your plans? To awaken Apocalypse in that future timeline?"

"If the Apocalypse in that timeline hasn't been awakened, yes. We need ominous signs to tell us the exact location of the Apocalypse's slumber, so that we can prevent its awakening as much as possible now, and on Earth 8/11, the Apocalypse might become a powerful ally in the fight against Nimrod."

Apocalypse is quite different from Magneto. At least Magneto during the Genosha era wouldn't actively attack humans and was considered a neutral entity. He could even come out to help in crises like the end of the world. Apocalypse, on the other hand, is a ticking time bomb. If you rely on Apocalypse to defeat your enemies, then you'll have to fight Apocalypse next.

Even Apocalypse and Magneto cannot coexist because their ideologies are different. Putting aside the treatment of humans, at least in Magneto's view, mutants should be equal, and he implemented a very strict anti-discrimination policy in Kenosha.

Apocalypse, on the other hand, is a typical social chauvinist, possessing the double standard characteristic unique to social chauvinists: I am stronger than you, so I will enslave you; you are stronger than me, so I will kill you by any means necessary.

“I will relay Apocalypse’s information to the 2029 resistance through Shadowcat. As for the specifics of how to proceed, that’s up to them to decide.” Peter said, preparing to leave, while asking Magneto one last question. “Oh, by the way, how is Pietro’s injury?”

"He's almost fully recovered. His self-healing speed is much faster than normal. Thank you for your concern."
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Deep beneath Genosha, in a prison undetectable by any detector, lies the place where Omen is imprisoned. This is the dark side of Magneto's utopian world. Those who simply violate Genosha's laws are imprisoned in ordinary prisons, but anyone who chooses to defy Magneto's ideals, or rather, the mutant political prisoners of Genosha, is imprisoned here.

It is an absolute prison where no one can leave, and any outsider who enters will be detected by Magneto's abilities. Every iron molecule is tightly bound together, leaving no gaps.

Many of them were already half-dead in prison, but the great Magneto would not allow them to die until they saw the mutant utopia truly arrive.

Unfortunately, the biggest purpose of the ominous sign was to sneak in.

"Magneto the Great believed that I had the X-gene implanted, and like mutants, I could be restrained by the X-gene's suppressor."

The ominous smile crept across his face as he mimicked Magneto's abilities with remarkable accuracy. Of course, he didn't believe Magneto would so easily monitor his enemies. However, he had already planted informants, leaving the rest to them. He only needed to focus on one thing: using magnetism to prevent Magneto from discovering him.

Accompanied by a frivolous whistle, a tall, red-eyed man walked up to the ominous sign and bowed politely: "The door you opened is a bit too small, boss."

"It's already quite large, Remy. Magneto isn't someone you can easily deal with. Did you bring him along?"

Remy LeBeau smiled matter-of-factly: "Of course, boss. But this is the second time you've stolen from Magneto, isn't it? Last time it was with the Hellfire Club, and now you're doing it again. Aren't you afraid Magneto will really come after you?"

"As the saying goes... fortune favors the bold, and a stable mutant nation has never been what we need." As he spoke, Ominous glanced behind Gambit at the mutants he had brought. These were all individuals who weren't particularly strong in combat, but each possessed unique abilities, managing to rescue and revive the Magneto opponents here.

“Let all these people out, then blow this place up, Gambit.” Ominous twisted his neck and laughed. “Let the mutant utopia descend into chaos.”

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