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Chapter 84 This is an absolutely world-destroying level of power!

To put it bluntly, isn't this a terrifying existence on the verge of destroying the world?

Indeed.

With Tony's intelligence, he could naturally see through the function of the brainwave amplifier at a glance.

Clearly, Professor X's abilities weren't that strong on his own; it was only through the enhancement provided by that "device" that he was able to kill all of humanity.

But that doesn't prove anything.

In Tony's view, equipment itself can also be considered a factor in a person's strength.

After all, he is Iron Man, and he relies on the power of his equipment, right?

Regardless of whether Professor X relied on that "device," the fact remains that the other party could kill everyone on Earth!

Danger.

This person is far too dangerous.

Even Tony felt that Professor X was more dangerous than Phoenix, who was capable of destroying the world and turning everything to dust.

Tony simply refused to believe it.

Even if Phoenix's abilities are incredibly powerful, can she really kill all of humanity on Earth?

But Professor X can!

Although the big screen did not reveal the final ending, it only showed the entire human race struggling against Professor X's powers before abruptly ending.

But there's no doubt that Professor X could kill all of humanity.

I wonder what will become of those ordinary people on Earth who are being killed by Professor X?

Could he really have been killed by Professor X?

No way?

Tony couldn't help but feel a chill run down his spine at the thought.

If that's the case, then the world where Professor X exists is far too tragic.

Or perhaps Magneto's plot ultimately failed for some reason, and Professor X stopped in time?

Did all of humanity escape disaster?

This dog's screen is really well-made!

Tony couldn't help but grumble to himself.

However, on the other hand, Professor X's situation is actually somewhat understandable.

After all, whether it's killing all of humanity or killing any mutants, it's clear that Professor X is being controlled by another person.

This was not Professor X's original intention.

On the contrary, Magneto was one of the masterminds behind controlling Professor X.

This person used Professor X as a sharp weapon, attempting to kill all of humanity!

Tony is really curious.

What happened to Magneto that made him harbor such deep resentment towards ordinary humans?

They actually want to wipe out all of humanity!

This person is far more dangerous to Tony than Professor X, who could kill all of humanity.

The only consolation is that, based on Tony's previous analysis, people like Professor X, Magneto, and Wolverine probably come from other parallel universes.

Not the Iron Man universe.

In other words.

There shouldn't be such a terrifying person in my own world.

"Jarvis, raise Professor X's priority to the highest level."

"Notify me immediately if you discover any relevant clues."

Even so, Tony still gave Jarvis such an order.

In any case, these conclusions are merely Tony's deductions, nothing more.

There is no evidence to suggest that these people are not from their own world.

Therefore, Tony was just as vigilant as he should have been.

The S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters, the Tri-Wing Building.

Director's Office.

"Mutants."

While Tony was shocked by Professor X's terrifying mental abilities, Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., was more focused on this key word.

Although the large screen only showed a segment, it was fragmented and lacked connection between the preceding and following text.

However, it actually revealed a great deal of information, and there was quite a lot of hidden information in it.

First point.

Mutants are a group that exists independently of ordinary people.

It was clearly shown on the big screen that when Professor X tried to kill all the mutants, Storm, who had appeared earlier, was also attacked.

Then the matter becomes quite obvious.

The term "mutants" refers to groups of people who possess superpowers.

Whether it's Professor X, who was used as a killing tool, Wolverine, who was sent back to the past to reverse the future, or Magneto, who was the main character, they are all so-called "mutants".

So where do these mutants get their abilities?

The braised egg guesses that it's probably due to a genetic mutation.

Because the original meaning of the word "mutant" is "mutated" or "mutated".

Therefore, the speculation about braised eggs is not unfounded.

Even after understanding this, the sharp antagonism between ordinary people and mutants displayed on the big screen becomes even more understandable.

Why did Magneto try to kill all of humanity, and why did that bespectacled guy try to kill all the mutants?

Everything makes sense, albeit vaguely.

Because mutants are entirely derived from humans through mutation!

This involves a series of incredibly complex issues.

Even if Nick Fury wasn't born into that kind of world, he could still imagine it to some extent.

"This must be something that happens in other universes."

For the same reason, Nick Fury made the same guess as Tony.

After all, if there really were a large number of mutants, how could an intelligence organization like S.H.I.E.L.D. not know?

Based on the scans conducted by Professor X using a brainwave amplification device on the large screen, the number of mutants is indeed so large that it is impossible to hide them.

One of Nick Fury's most important tasks with this eerie giant screen has always been determining which spoilers are from his own universe and which are from other universes.

This can be considered a substantial step forward.

For Lu Dan, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., this is undoubtedly good news.

This means that extremely dangerous characters like Magneto, Storm, and Phoenix, as well as powerful weapons like Sentinel robots, simply do not exist in their world.

In this way, it would be equivalent to eliminating many huge potential threats.

……

The X-Men universe.

Xavier Estate.

Brush brush!

All eyes turned to Charles.

Hank, Raven, Logan, and the others couldn't help but stare at Charles with astonishment.

This made Charles feel extremely uncomfortable.

"You bastard."

Logan spoke first, and Wolverine, forgetting his cigar, stared intently at Charles, his eyes filled with wariness and shock. "Do you really have such immense power? Enough to kill all of humanity?"

Even Wolverine, who is also a mutant, was shocked.

As a mutant, he never imagined that the limits of mutant abilities could reach such an exaggerated and unbelievable level.

That would mean the extinction of all humanity.

To be honest, when Logan's consciousness left and he regained his original senses, he didn't really pay much attention to this young man in a wheelchair.

After all, Wolverine has fought countless battles throughout his life and has experienced far too many things; he has seen all kinds of storms.

I've seen all kinds of people.

Little did he know that this young man, whom he hadn't paid much attention to, would be so terrifying.

"No, I can't do that."

Charles immediately shook his head, his expression somewhat unnatural.

Not to mention Wolverine, even he himself was stimulated by his own power.

So, my future is going to be this amazing?

They're capable of wiping out all of humanity?

It's like a joke!

Charles knew that even if he wore a brainwave enhancer now, it would be impossible for him to do so.

"You may not be able to do it now, but you will be able to do it in the future."

Hank added from the side.

He remained convinced of this.

"Hank, please, this is not a compliment to me."

Charles waved his hand to interrupt Hank, saying that being used and almost causing the extinction of all mankind was a disgrace.

Why was there no follow-up?

Raven's voice rang out, still staring at the empty screen in front of her. "What happened to those humans Charles attacked? Could they really have been wiped out?"

"Don't worry, Raven, it shouldn't happen."

Charles shook his head. "If humanity was truly wiped out, why would Logan from the future travel through time to come here?"

The mutants of the future were almost wiped out by the Sentinel robots.

It almost led to genocide.

How could humanity possibly wipe out itself in the future?

"That's right, Logan never mentioned this either."

Hank nodded emphatically in agreement, "So whatever the reason, this definitely didn't happen."

The mutants in the hall generally agreed with this, as it was indeed a logical deduction.

So after exchanging a few words, the group began to focus on two other, more important issues.

The first question.

"Who exactly is the person controlling Charles?"

Hank posed this thought-provoking question.

Everyone can see clearly that Charles decided to kill all of humanity because of that middle-aged man in a wheelchair.

The other party transformed into the appearance of a little girl and controlled Charles the entire time!

This is still quite astonishing for everyone.

They had never seen a mutant who could control Charles.

You know, Charles is the most powerful psychic in the world!

Moreover, Charles was wearing a brainwave amplification device when he was being controlled!

So, who exactly is that guy?

second question.

"And who is that guy who wants to kill all mutants?"

After a pause, Hank launched into an even more soul-searching interrogation than the first wave of soul-searching questions.

Charles was being controlled by the middle-aged man, who in turn was obeying the orders of the bespectacled man.

This whole thing started because the "glasses guy" tried to use Charles to kill all the mutants.

It was only because Magneto exploited a loophole and made a last-minute maneuver that he managed to turn the tide.

That bespectacled man completely shot himself in the foot.

The logic behind this is not complicated, and everyone quickly grasped the clear outline.

The bespectacled man naturally became the central figure of everyone's attention.

Who exactly is this person?

Why do people hate mutants so much?

Even Triske, who invented the Sentinel robots specifically designed to deal with mutants, wasn't as radical as that guy, was he?

This is genocide!

As Hank posed this question, the mutants present couldn't help but exchange glances.

Let's make sure if anyone knows the answer.

Unfortunately, what appeared on the big screen was an extremely old Stryker!

And what about this era?

Stryker is still a young man!

The changes in both sides' appearances are quite significant.

So even though everyone present had seen Stryker at the Royal Hotel not long ago, no one recognized him at this moment.

……

The Boys world.

Godotkin.

"So this is Professor X's true power?"

Kate was completely stunned, letting out a soft gasp in disbelief.

The same was true for the Golden Boy, Jordan, and Andrei on the other side; they were all severely shocked by the spoilers on the big screen.

Professor X's abilities are very similar to Kate's, so people subconsciously pay more attention to Professor X.

However, the Golden Boys did not take Professor X too seriously.

Some even felt that Professor X's potential was far less than Kate's.

Although Professor X's ability to remotely control the corrupted witch did impress the Golden Boy and his friends a little, it did make them take notice.

However, this did not truly change the Golden Boy and the others' opinion of Professor X.

After all, how old was Professor X back then?

He's completely turned into an old man!

Even if Kate still needs physical contact to activate her powers now, she can't do remote control like Professor X.

But don't forget, how old is Kate now?

Kate's future achievements will definitely far surpass those of Professor X!

This was something the four members of the Golden Boys were very certain of.

However, now that this spoiler has been released, Kate and the others are completely speechless.

They then realized how terribly wrong they had been.

They really underestimated Professor X.

This guy can actually kill all of humanity!

Although Professor X used certain equipment to do this, no one is stupid.

If Professor X's abilities weren't ridiculously powerful, it would be impossible for him to do something like that.

Ultimately, equipment is just an aid.

Ultimately, the decisive factor is the individual!

Professor X, with the appropriate device, could kill all of humanity. Even without the device, his power is beyond Kate's comprehension.

This was only the first place that shocked the Golden Boys.

Besides, who the hell is that bespectacled madman who wants to kill all of humanity on Earth?

Are they the only superheroes left behind?

What kind of madman would do something like this!

That's simply inhumane.

If everyone on Earth died, what would be the point of these superheroes living?

No, according to the big screen, they are these "mutants".

When did they start using that term?

(End of this chapter)