Marvel: Randomly load a protagonist template

Chapter 44 The Noble Stephen Hawking

As Hawking spoke eloquently, envisioning a bright future for mutants, Professor X's resolve began to waver.

He had actually been thinking similarly, but he always had some concerns because a wrong move could lead to a worse outcome, and there were many other factors to consider.

First, there's the ability. Not all mutant abilities are stable. Someone like Jean Grey definitely wouldn't be able to, because if it goes wrong, it could exacerbate humanity's fear of mutants.

Secondly, not all mutants are friendly towards humans. For example, Ororo doesn't like humans because of her childhood experiences. Forcing Ororo to help humans would only backfire.

Finally, there's intelligence. Whether you can become a superhero recognized by most of humanity depends on both intelligence and emotional intelligence. If you don't know how to be flexible, many things will become very troublesome.

Originally intended to change humanity's perception of mutants, it may instead lead to humans becoming more afraid of mutants and embroil currently peaceful schools in conflict.

Neither the stubborn and inflexible Cyclops nor the naturally free-spirited and unrestrained Wolverine could pull this off.

After much thought, he realized that there weren't many suitable teachers at the school, and the newly joined X-Men hadn't matured enough to take on this important task, so he hadn't considered it.

"I understand what you're saying, but..."

Professor X shared his concerns with Hawking.

But Hawking laughed when he heard this:

"Professor, what do you think of me?"

I think my skills are pretty good, and unlike Teacher Qin and the others, I'm not as busy as they are and I don't have to teach classes.

"You can use me as a test first. Specifically, I will go to New York City in my personal capacity to help those in need. After it has some effect, I will gradually reveal my identity."

Listening to Hawking's well-reasoned and highly feasible plan, Professor X fell into deep thought.

"It's worth a try. If it doesn't work, as long as Hawking doesn't reveal his mutant identity, it shouldn't have any negative impact."

Because he was surprised to find that Hawking seemed to be a very suitable candidate.

She is powerful, highly skilled in combat, intelligent, adaptable, resolute, not easily influenced by external factors, and possesses a kind heart.

"But you're still a child, and this kind of thing is dangerous. I think we can wait a few more years."

His only concern was that he felt it went against his original intention in establishing the school by letting a child take such a risk.

Hawking also saw this, and immediately put on a righteous air and said:

"Professor, the sooner we start this, the better it will be, and the better it will make life better for mutants who are discriminated against in human society."

I've never considered myself a child, and to be honest, even if you, Professor, disagree, I'll still do it myself, because it's for the school and for all mutants.

I, Stephen Hawking, am willing to take some risks!

"Okay, in that case, let's do it your way. If you need anything, you can let me know."

Finally, Professor X nodded, somewhat moved.

How could he not be moved by such noble thoughts in a fifteen-year-old child?

Even if this doesn't work out in the end, he believes that with someone like Hawking around, the relationship between humans and mutants will eventually turn out the way he hopes.

"We don't need anything for now. If possible, Professor, you could consider acquiring a media organization first. I think the Daily Bugle is a good option."

Upon seeing Professor X's agreement, Hawking broke into a bright smile.

If Professor X could read his mind and know his true future plans, he probably wouldn't be so happy.

But in fact, he felt that his plan was truly beneficial to both humans and mutants.

The world is never black and white; being too idealistic without considering reality makes it difficult to achieve the desired results.

The next day, late at night.

As the lights in the rooms outside went out one by one, and the teachers and students gradually drifted off to sleep, Hawking leaped out of the upstairs window and then jumped several times to reach the woods behind.

To earn Justice Points, you should definitely choose to do it at night. Although various events also occur during the day, they are generally not as numerous as those at night.

It's also more convenient to do things at night.

So he had to readjust his schedule, mostly going out at night and returning to school to eat and rest during the day.

"This one is good."

He randomly picked a large tree of similar thickness, jumped up and down a little, cut off the top and bottom, and held it in his hand.

"Hmm, this location should be about right."

Facing south, he roughly calculated the distance in his mind, then clenched his right hand muscles and exerted force instantly, sending the cylindrical tree trunk shooting out like a rocket.

At the same time, he pushed off with both legs, disappearing from his original spot and reappearing on the flying tree trunk.

Riding on pillars is Tao Pai Pai's signature skill, which he can now easily do without loading any templates.

He can use the Firebolt and the Somersault Cloud, but that requires loading the Harry and Goku templates.

Three years after returning from S.H.I.E.L.D., he tried to summon the Flying Nimbus while loading the Goku template, and it actually appeared.

Moreover, because he has the Goku template on him, he can ride the Flying Nimbus normally and will not fall off due to impure thoughts.

However, under normal circumstances, he would not easily load the protagonist template.

One template can greatly enhance the user's combat power, and the other can greatly enhance magical abilities. However, each template can only be used for one hour each day, and you have to wait until the next day to use it again.

If you use it lightly, and one day you suddenly encounter a powerful enemy that you can't defeat, then you'll be in trouble.

In the dangerous world of Marvel, never gamble with your luck.

However, this method of flying around pillars might be slightly conspicuous, and ordinary people wouldn't be able to detect it. But large organizations like S.H.I.E.L.D., which have satellite surveillance capabilities, would definitely be able to detect it.

So what? Anyway, he was probably already on the list of major organizations' top concerns three years ago. Now, flying on a pillar is nothing.

Besides, he wasn't going to the city to cause trouble, but to do good deeds, and Professor X had the tacit approval behind him.

"Is this even possible?"

In the school's monitoring room, Laser Eye stared at the screen as Hawking's figure disappeared, stepping on a tree trunk, completely stunned.

Although the school is covered by Professor X's mind, making it virtually impossible for anyone to sneak into the school silently, a teacher still takes turns staying in the monitoring room every night to ensure the students' safety.

Because Professor X can sense living beings, but cannot detect some high-tech mechanical products.

Today it happened to be LaserEye's turn to be on duty in the monitoring room, so he witnessed the entire process of Hawking's flight on the pillar.

After realizing what had happened, he immediately went to report the matter to Professor X.

Professor X, however, was not surprised after hearing Cyclops's report:

"You don't need to worry about Hawking's affairs, I know everything."

(End of this chapter)