Rampaging through American comics, people in my motherland don't eat beef.

Gray really didn't know what to say.

Wolfman immediately started stabbing at his kidneys, even though he had made it very clear that adamantium was just a metal. It was hard and indestructible, but it didn't possess special abilities such as 'penetration,' 'killer', or 'ignores defense.' But Wolfman ignored it all and kept stabbing at his kidneys.

Do you know how important kidneys are to me?

Considering that Wolverine is also a straightforward person who doesn't like to think, Gray forgave him, grabbed his wrist, swung him around violently, and the huge centrifugal force almost carried him away.

Wolfman felt dizzy and lightheaded, his brain almost turning yellow. When the dizziness finally stopped, his body exploded like fireworks, bursting open with countless pieces of flesh and blood. Then, his adamantium skeleton broke the sound barrier and instantly disappeared into the distant horizon.

Ignoring gravity, Hugh Jackman might be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with a satellite.

Gray estimated the direction and determined that the landing site should be near Arlington National Cemetery, about seven or eight kilometers away. The area was pleasant, and the subway had recently opened there.

If Hugh Jackman were to die suddenly, the funeral process would be so simple that he would be laid to rest immediately. In the future, when people visit his grave, it would only take about two hours to travel from New York by plane and subway.

"Logan!"

The X-Men looked at Wolverine with lingering reluctance, each with tears streaming down their faces.

"What are you up to now?"

Gray had to admit that the physiological abnormalities of mutants were beyond imagination. A lump of some unknown gelatinous substance was stuck tightly to his body, making his movements less smooth.

In addition, this thing is extremely corrosive, and you can clearly feel that the biofield is gradually becoming weaker.

'Gurgle.'

It cannot speak, has no thoughts, yet it is a living organism.

Before Professor X came looking for trouble, he used a brainwave enhancement device to find some special mutants around the world, and the current "Jelly" is one of them.

Mutants are divided into several levels, with "Jelly" belonging to the lowest level, the Epsilon level. These mutants, who have failed to evolve, usually do not have a human appearance, have major defects, and have extremely weak abilities.

Strictly speaking, "Jelly" does not have the ability to attack, because it does not even have the concept of "movement". However, it can be used as a prop in certain special scenarios.

Gray was afflicted with a slow debuff, which made him feel nauseous.

He lowered his head and looked at another mutant, a baby-faced little girl, who was hiding inside his body, grinning.

"My ability is called 'Phase Substitution.' When activated, I enter a special state where I can freely enter and exit other people's bodies," the little girl said smugly. "How about it? Do you feel numb all over and your brain is lacking oxygen?"

I forgot to mention, I can also release a disruptive wave that can disrupt your neural connections and even stop your blood flow. Don't even try to attack me; that will only hurt you.

Following the Slow buff, now there's a Paralysis buff.

"Little sister, it's best to keep a low profile. Be careful, or your uncle might get angry and chop you up in a bit." Gray couldn't help but twitch his lips, suddenly feeling like he was a game boss being ganged up on and attacked.

Thinking this, he turned to Professor X and asked, puzzled, "Professor, I really don't understand, why do you have to be against me? Just because I killed Magneto and Colossus?"

He didn't think the professor would be an emotional person. The X-Men had been around for many years. If the death of one person would put the entire X-Men in danger, someone as weak as Beast would have been reincarnated long ago.

"You take human life far too lightly."

The professor said solemnly, "Killing doesn't make you feel guilty; doing evil is taken for granted. Homelander, from the moment you kidnapped that innocent girl, I was convinced that you had lost your way in your ever-growing desires. The more powerful you become, the more dangerous the world becomes."

Gray spread his hands, his face full of innocence, and explained, "Professor, you've misunderstood me. Kidnapping is defined as restricting personal freedom. I'm just hiring female employees. They have to stay at their posts during working hours, and they can go wherever they want on their days off, all while receiving a generous salary. From the moment they join, they're financially independent, let alone enjoying social security and housing fund benefits. How can that be kidnapping?"

"There's no point in making excuses."

The professor calmly looked at Gray: "What you call freedom is forced charity. You never consider whether what you give them is what they want."

True freedom should be built on equality and respect. When you use your power to trample on freedom at will, you become the greatest threat.

"I see, Professor. So you want to become the biggest threat yourself, and that's why you want to squeeze me out as your competitor?"

Gray looked at Jessica and Gwen, a sneer appearing on his lips: "Compared to you, I'm at most a ruthless businessman. My methods may be tough, but at least they're aboveboard. If the girls are unhappy, they can at least curse me a couple of times to vent their anger."

"Your methods are far more despicable than mine, using hypnosis and brainwashing, constantly spying on other people's memories. Professor, take my advice, this isn't how you play a villain; it's beneath you."

Upon hearing this, the professor's expression changed slightly, and his lips moved, but he ultimately did not utter a word.

However, Aurora, who had been rescued by the Nightcrawler again, couldn't help but stand up and retort: ​​"Stop talking nonsense! The professor was forced into it; at least his initial intention was to protect peace! And you are the root of all the mistakes!"

At first, Aurora also felt that the professor's actions were too much. In the past, even when faced with great difficulties, professors would never take advantage of innocent people.

But as Scott became crippled, Wolverine and Beast suffered one after another, and Aurora gradually accepted these seemingly despicable methods.

That's how people are; their bottom line changes with experience. Faced with harsh reality, many principles become less firm.

Gray couldn't help but laugh after hearing this: "You're a typical double standard. You were just accusing me of making excuses, but when it happened to you, you selectively forgot."

Your motivations only represent yourselves. Putting aside the facts, my motivation is also for world peace. If I'm unhappy, the world will be destroyed. That's why I strive to be happy, working tirelessly day and night. Have I ever complained about being tired or suffering?

Gray's verbal sparring was quite intense, causing Aurora's face to turn red and then pale.

"Shameless bastard, don't compare us to you..." Aurora was both ashamed and angry, and wanted to say something more, but the professor raised his hand to stop her.

The professor stared intently at Gray, his gaze sharp: "Have you been stalling for time, waiting for that girl named Emma to distract me?"

"Emma..."

Gray paused slightly, then gently shook his head. "No, I'm just curious how you plan to deal with me. I just looked around carefully, and it seems there are no other helpers here. Professor, you're not planning to use the Phoenix Force, are you?"

"You actually know about phoenixes!?" The professor's eyes flashed with surprise upon hearing this.

"I thought you had gone through my memories. Didn't you look through them carefully?" Professor Grayby was even more surprised.

The professor's tone was tinged with helplessness: "Reading memories is not as simple as you think. Your thinking is too chaotic. If we compare the world of ordinary people's memories to a colorful movie, then yours is like garbled text, and it's even been heavily pixelated, making it completely incomprehensible."

"Gibberish?"

The insult came rather unexpectedly, and Gray's gaze toward the professor gradually turned hostile.

However, before he lost his temper, he still needed to confirm whether the professor would really take Jessica and Gwen hostage.

"Releasing the Phoenix Force is an extremely dangerous thing for Jean Grey. Did you consult her before you came?" Gray asked, and after receiving the answer, he was in a bad mood.

The professor fell silent again; clearly, he was preparing to sacrifice Jean Grey.

"Professor, you're such a hypocrite." Gray gave the professor a genuine thumbs-up.

It is precisely because there are one bad person after another in the world who makes him stand out that he appears even greater.

"It's alright, Jean Grey, I'll save her."