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Chapter 947 There are four rebels in one royal family!

"So, Professor Charles Xavier's so-called method is actually—uh, how was it again? To have Nightcrawlers teleport non-mutants in?"

Peter stared in disbelief at the night stalker in the Russian felt hat who had appeared before him, utterly astonished by the Russian professor's ingenious idea: "Even the Magik can do something like this!"

"No, I can't do it. Putting aside the fact that randomly opening a portal or teleportation array in the Battle Realm might teleport me to some region that looks exactly the same but is from a completely different universe, the most fundamental problem is that although I am Russian, I have never been to St. Petersburg."

This time, the team's allocation was simple and clear: first, gather all the mutants in the team, including Old Man Wolf, the young Wolf from EMH, Magik from the Sorcerer Supreme, and Wasp from the Ultimate Universe. These are first-class citizens of St. Petersburg, so their presence wouldn't arouse much suspicion. Next was Peter; although he wasn't a mutant, superhumans were considered second-class citizens in St. Petersburg, and according to information from the resistance, aside from a few policies that granted preferential treatment to mutants, there was little difference between the two groups.

As for the last one, although the others seemed suitable, the final spot was given to Ant-Man from the Ultimate Team. There wasn't really a reason, as his presence or absence was negligible. However, St. Petersburg doesn't prohibit intermarriage, so he could enter as a family member.

"If possible, Thor could even project a large number of troops in at the last minute, but first we need to figure out what Rasputin's method of countering reality manipulation is. If we don't understand that, fighting the M royal family is completely unrealistic."

As for the question of where the Beyonder Beacon is, it's completely unnecessary to consider. Magneto in this world is the representative of "competing by region," and the Beyonder Beacon was already in his hands from the beginning. Therefore, to get the Beyonder Beacon in St. Petersburg, you only need to snatch it from Magneto.

So the topic returned to that question: how can Magneto be defeated when the Scarlet Witch goes mad and alters reality?

"Your mentor will tell you the specifics, but first I need to get you inside." Nightcrawler said, looking at the others, "With so many people, it's a bit difficult—"

"Just take me in first. My teleportation ability can bring others in with me."

After Magik finished speaking, Nightcrawler nodded, and then the two of them disappeared. Peter, however, thought about the nature of Nightcrawler's teleportation and suddenly asked the two people beside him, "If the essence of teleportation ability is to use other planes as transit points, then why aren't they considered to have left the Battle Realm?"

The two Wolverines looked at each other in bewilderment: You're asking us this question? Then who should we ask?

Immediately afterwards, Iliana herself teleported over again. As the Sorcerer Supreme, she didn't have a soul greatsword like Iliana on Earth 616, but instead used a staff, which Peter found a little unusual. However, a similar golden teleportation array appeared beneath everyone's feet, and they soon found themselves in a very—desolate—farmhouse.

"So, this is the rebel stronghold?"

As Peter spoke, he looked out the window. Outside, a vast expanse of snow and ice stretched out, with only seven or eight dilapidated houses visible, though some children could still be seen playing. The sound of a door opening followed, and a rather familiar voice answered Peter's question.

"To be precise, this is just a rural school that teaches the children of workers and farmers, nothing more. I am the principal here, and the students include ordinary people as well as mutants."

Charles Xavier, or rather, the bald professor whom Peter didn't know how to address in Russian, wheeled over and said, "I thank you for your help. At this critical moment, we need everyone's support."

"Actually, you were the one who contacted us first, seeking our help, Chuck. We didn't offer to help you on our own initiative."

"But you have no obligation to help us, do you?" The professor smiled and then wheeled his wheelchair to the table. "Our school isn't the only one rebelling against Erik. There are three other forces. Apocalypse and his followers believe Magneto is too weak and should eliminate all races except mutants. Stryker, on the other hand, believes that mutants are enslaving humans and therefore wants to overthrow their rule."

Simply put, these two groups have completely opposite stances, but they plan to do the same thing: completely overthrow Magneto's regime. The Professor's idea is the same; of course, his goal is to build a society where mutants and ordinary people can coexist harmoniously.

"Besides that, there are the Inhumans. They are wanted because of the deadly danger that the Terrigen Mist poses to mutants, but this has also made them even more insane in attacking mutants with the Terrigen Mist." The cult leader sighed. "Their previous leader, Black Bolt, was executed, and the new leader calls himself the Mad King, a very terrifying psychopath."

Well, just the M royal family alone has four different rebel factions that think Magneto is too conservative or too radical. Peter was speechless for a moment, then thought of "Rasputin" and made a bold guess: "And someone thinks that perhaps they can unite you all to overthrow Magneto, and that person is Rasputin?"

"Yes, but I'm worried there might be a trap. After all, all four factions are gathered together; there's no better opportunity to wipe them all out in one fell swoop." The professor's expression was serious. "But they have indeed provided some evidence. For example, they distorted the traces of your teleportation to prevent Eric from discovering it; that's all evidence."

Peter thought for a moment, then looked at the professor: "I need to know your plan, the whole plan. Also, information about the other three resistance forces. And most importantly, information about this Mr. Rasputin."

Unlike the previous three regions, New York was too normal, while Asgard and Limbo were too abnormal for Peter to feel the reality of being in another universe. But here, Peter could be absolutely certain that this was another parallel universe, a world he knew nothing about.

Therefore, he needs enough information to understand the differences between the characters here and those he is familiar with, so that he can act more easily.

"And finally, I hope we can attend this meeting on your behalf and speak with Mr. Rasputin, so that your safety can also be ensured."

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