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Chapter 6: Three Mutants?

"I am Professor Charles from Xavier's School for Gifted Children in New York, and I would like to speak with your parents."

Professor X smiled gently once again.

At that moment, Oleg's voice came from the living room, asking:

Who is Stephen Hawking?

"Two unfamiliar gentlemen, who said they were professors from a New York school."

Hawking replied loudly.

Upon hearing this, Oleg and Elena immediately stopped watching TV and came over together.

The moment Professor X saw Oleg and Elena, he activated his telepathic abilities and began reading their memories.

Every time he goes to a student's home to recruit students, he checks the parents' memories immediately.

If it's a parent who is afraid of and hates mutants, and is unaware that their child is a mutant.

He would not tell the other party that he was the principal of the mutant school, but would recruit students under the name of a normal school in New York.

For example, a few years ago in Boston, a student who could release freezing air was recruited. After sensing the attitudes of the two parents, he did not tell them the truth at the time.

If a parent already knows that their child is a mutant, or does not hate mutants, then they will choose to tell the other party the truth.

"There are three, but we can't be completely sure."

After reading Oleg and Elena's memories, Professor X's expression once again showed surprise.

I originally thought there was only one mutant child here, but it turned out there were three, two of whom were quite special cases.

He was able to confirm that the little Pietro was the one he sensed through the brainwave enhancement machine.

The second mutant, Pietro's sister Wanda, did not exhibit the typical mutant brainwaves according to his perception, but she did possess mind control-like abilities, so it was impossible to determine whether she was a mutant or not.

The third is Stephen Hawking Jr., the couple's adopted son, whom they adopted more than two months ago.

However, it cannot be completely confirmed that they are mutants.

However, he was more inclined to believe that the other person was a mutant, because he fit the characteristics of a mutant.

First of all, the little guy grew a tail from his butt, and many mutants have some animal characteristics.

Secondly, the little guy's body is only slightly stronger than that of an ordinary child under normal circumstances, but after his outburst, he was able to intercept missiles and launch powerful energy attacks.

This is also typical of mutants; some mutants with great potential have this characteristic before they fully master their abilities.

Finally, and most importantly, the little guy can passively block his mental perception, so it is perfectly reasonable that he cannot sense the other person's brainwaves.

This is strange about Little Wanda. He can see Little Wanda's memories. Logically, if he is a mutant, he should emit special brainwaves that belong to mutants, but in fact he does not.

If we're not talking about mutants, Little Wanda's memories don't include any modifications, experiments, or other special experiences; it's just naturally awakened mind control.

Regardless of whether they were mutants or not, he decided to enroll the three children in his school.

Especially Stephen Hawking Jr., who possesses multiple abilities, all of which are very suitable for combat, and is also mentally mature. With proper guidance, he would be a great fit to join his X-Men.

If he goes astray and gets kidnapped by Magneto later, that will be another headache for him.

"That's how it is. We are a school that specifically protects and mentors mutant children."

In the living room, Professor X gave a brief overview of his school and explained the purpose of his visit.

After hearing this, Oleg and Elena also hesitated.

According to Professor Charles, his mutant school was indeed the best place for his three children to attend.

They were constantly worried that their three children would be in danger if their mutant identities were exposed while they were attending school in Sokovia.

And Professor Charles did indeed cite many similar examples.

They didn't feel that Professor Charles would deceive them, and the reason was that they inexplicably felt a sense of trust when they met the professor.

What really made them hesitate was that the school was in New York, which was a completely different country. Going to school there was too far away, and they would only see each other a few times a year. They really couldn't bear to leave.

"Professor Charles, we..."

After careful consideration, the children's safety concerns outweighed their reluctance, and they ultimately decided to allow their three children to attend school in New York.

However, they had barely begun to speak when they were interrupted by Hawking, who had been listening to their conversation:

"Mom and Dad, could I speak with Professor Charles alone?"

"Of course. No problem."

Oleg and Elena paused for a moment, then nodded simultaneously.

Because Hawking usually behaves very maturely, and because he had previously intercepted a missile to save their family, the couple treated Hawking differently than Pietro and Wanda; they truly regarded him as a big child.

In any related matters, I will respect his own opinions.

Professor X was also very interested in Hawking, who had great potential but could not communicate telepathically, and wanted to know what he needed to talk to him about alone, so he did not refuse.

The elderly person and the child were thus moved from the living room to the basement.

"Is there anything you want to tell me?"

"Professor, you should know about Sokovia. It is a very unsafe country. Even though the war is over and we have a short period of peace, no one knows when the next war will break out."

I am very worried that Dad and Mom will be in danger when my younger siblings and I go to your school.

So I hope the professor can help them with their immigration process and find them suitable jobs in New York.

Hawking spoke to Charles with a serious expression.

Going to a mutant school would be a good option for him now.

Developing stealthily in Sokovia might be safe, but it's too slow for him to grow stronger, and it's not truly safe either, given the war, Hydra, and the future destruction of the entire Sokovia.

The mutant school wasn't entirely safe either, but at least the X-Men were there to protect it. He didn't really agree with Professor X's philosophy; to put it another way, he thought it was too idealistic.

But such a person would be a good teammate; at least he wouldn't sacrifice you for personal gain.

Professor X also enjoys using psychological manipulation techniques, but is he the kind of person who would be manipulated by such techniques?

If it benefits him, he'll go along with it; if it's not beneficial and even harmful, he'll find an excuse to refuse, since Professor X can't read his mind anyway.

It's still better than Magneto. From the perspective of mutants as a whole, Magneto did nothing wrong. He was completely on the side of mutants and could even be ruthless enough to kill all non-mutants.

But if you become Magneto's teammate, he might sacrifice you for the benefit of all mutants at some point.

Mystique is so loyal, and we have such a good relationship, but when it's time to kill, she doesn't hesitate at all.

As for Hawking, needless to say, he wasn't a mutant either. Ogle, Elena, and Wanda weren't mutants either; only Pietro Jr. was a mutant, and in terms of stance, he was aligned with Professor X.

Neither mutants nor humans want to be completely wiped out.

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(End of this chapter)