American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Project Sentinel was originally proposed by Dr. Bolivartsyk, who was one of the world's most famous weapons design experts in the 1970s."

"But in secret, he was conducting experiments on mutants."

Professor X began by introducing the project, starting with the origins and development of the Sentinel Robots program.

A crucial mutant in this plan is Mystique Raven.

Mystique hunted Dr. Triske all over the world because of the Sentinel robots' project, but she never expected that it was precisely because she killed Triske that the Sentinel robots were born!

Because Mystique was killed in the assassination attempt, the military conducted experiments and research on her, which led to the development of the Sentinel robots.

The Sentinel robots' ability to mutate and transform at will comes from Mystique!

This surprised everyone. Everyone is familiar with Mystique, because Captain America's powers came from Mystique.

They never expected that Mystique would be the key figure in rewriting the fate of mutants.

Therefore, Professor X and Magneto decided to send someone back in time to the day Mystique attempted to assassinate Dr. Trask, to stop Mystique.

Only in this way can we stop Trisk.

“I can send someone back a few weeks ago, maybe a month ago, but you want me to send them back decades ago!” Phantom Cat was in a dilemma.

Such a huge leap, I really can't do it.

Moreover, this plan involves more than just this one issue.

"Professor, you have the most powerful brain in the world, but even it will break down when it reaches its limit."

Phantom Cat continued in a deep voice, "You will be torn to pieces, I'm sorry, Professor, no one can withstand this time travel."

"What if it were someone whose brain could repair itself?" Wolverine stepped forward and volunteered, "What if it were someone who could heal even if torn apart?"

All the mutants present couldn't help but be amazed.

Clearly, this plan would be entirely feasible if it were Wolverine.

After a heated discussion, the group finally reached a consensus and agreed to Magneto and Professor X's plan to send Wolverine back in time.

The image on the big screen was frozen here.

“Well, it seems that Wolverine’s ability, or rather one of his abilities, is the ability to heal himself,” Diana couldn’t help but say, making this basic judgment.

After watching the footage, everyone finally understood why Wolverine, the weakest of the three, was chosen to carry out this mission.

Chapter 460 Professor X's Wasted Time

"wrong!"

Tony Stark suddenly spoke up, raising the most crucial, yet also illogical, question: "Wolverine looks to be in his thirties, maybe forties, but definitely not over fifty."

"How did that petite mutant manage to transport himself into his body fifty years in the past?"

"Was Wolverine born fifty years ago?"

Ah this!

Tony Stark's question really left everyone stunned.

Yes, that's absolutely impossible.

Was Wolverine born fifty years ago?

The Wolverine depicted on the big screen was clearly not a real person.

Logically speaking, the Wolverine from fifty years ago was not even an egg cell, let alone an infant.

"If Professor X's plan is to succeed, no, regardless of whether Professor X's plan succeeds or not, the fact that they decided to have Wolverine carry out this plan means that the Wolverine from fifty years ago existed."

"It's not just about existence; Wolverine at that time must have been an adult individual with the ability to complete certain tasks!"

After some thought, Bruce Wayne made this judgment: "Although it sounds incredible, it is obviously the case."

“To achieve all this, unless the Wolverine we see is already eighty or ninety years old,” Diana added from the side.

But is Wolverine that old?

Judging from his appearance, he's probably in his thirties or forties at most.

Professor X and Magneto are the real old men in their seventies and eighties!

"Perhaps... this is also Wolverine's ability. We're talking about mutants, so we can't apply conventional logic to them."

After a moment of contemplation, Captain America couldn't help but speak up.

It seems that this is indeed how it should be.

All the respondents agreed with this.

It can heal itself quickly and has an extremely long lifespan. Its nickname contains key descriptions such as "King Kong" and "Wolf," which indicates that it possesses at least the abilities related to these two things.

Therefore, it seems that Wolverine is not as weak as everyone imagines.

"But... why did Professor X and the others send Wolverine to stop Raven from killing Dr. Trask?"

Thor's voice rang out at this moment, raising the same question: "Shouldn't they have killed Trisk and then destroyed the research data?"

Professor X sent people back to stop Raven from killing Dr. Trask because Raven fell into the hands of the military during the assassination attempt and was subsequently studied by them.

Then the military developed the Sentinel robot based on Raven's genes.

So, to stop all of this, the obvious solution is to prevent Raven from falling into the hands of the military.

So wouldn't the right thing to do be to help Raven successfully assassinate Trask and then escape?

What's the deal with stopping Raven from assassinating Triske?

If Trisk hadn't died, wouldn't he have continued researching Sentinel robots?

The most fundamental solution would be to kill the researchers and destroy their data.

Of course, even if Trisk is killed, it is still possible that another researcher will continue to study the Sentinel robots.

However, doing so would greatly delay or even prevent the successful launch of this plan.

It's better than keeping Trask around.

This guy was one of the world's top weapons design experts at the time. There must be very few people in the world who could compare to him.

There should be even fewer who are comparable to them and equally interested in mutants.

[Here's the question: Wolverine travels back in time fifty years and finds a young Charles Xavier, but Charles was in a state of extreme depression at that time. Who helped Charles overcome his inner turmoil and pull him back to his senses?]

【A. Magneto Eric】

【B. Beast Hank】

C. Wolverine Logan

[D. Professor X, Charles Xavier]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive Sentinel Robot technology information as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

The system notification sounded at that moment, interrupting everyone's discussion.

The latest question appeared on the big screen.

This question is still about mutants.

Furthermore, it tells the story of what happened after Wolverine returned to fifty years ago, which is quite interesting to everyone.

"It seems Professor X and his team's plan succeeded; they really did send Wolverine back fifty years in time," Thor couldn't help but exclaim.

Wasn't it supposed to be that they could only send people back a month in time at most? But they actually succeeded even after fifty years.

This girl is awesome!

Thor couldn't help but silently give Phantom Cat a thumbs up.

"Of course it was successful."

Clark Kent chuckled, "The Professor X in the Scarlet Witch video is actually older than the Professor X in the previous mutant video!"

This shows what?

This suggests that Professor X, who was a member of the Illuminati and judged Doctor Strange, existed before the timeline when the mutants sent Wolverine back in time to change the past.

In other words, Professor X survived even after executing the "Reverse the Past" plan!

Based on the extent of the Sentinel robots' monstrous behavior in the footage, and the fact that they nearly wiped out the mutant race, it is generally believed that the Sentinel robots were clearly eliminated.

Otherwise, Professor X wouldn't have lived so long.

The "plan to reverse the past" has most likely succeeded.

“Is it possible?” Diana offered another plausible hypothesis: “Since Professor X is a member of the Illuminati, is it possible that the Illuminati helped Professor X and his group eliminate the Sentinel robots?”

Even disregarding camaraderie, most of the superheroes in the Diplomatic Order would likely not stand idly by and watch a race be wiped out by robots.

Their intervention to help Professor X is logical no matter how you look at it.

Considering the composition of the Illuminati's key figures and their extraordinary abilities, it's not surprising that they helped Professor X defeat the Sentinel robots.

“That’s possible,” Bruce Wayne nodded.

However, no one can really guess what exactly happened; no one can come to a definitive conclusion.

"Everyone, we can discuss whether Professor X's plan succeeded or not after we finish answering the questions. Now, let's study this question."

Captain America's voice rang out, and seeing that everyone was gradually going off-topic, he brought them back to the main point.

One by one, everyone refocused their attention on the options displayed on the big screen.

"Magneto Erik, that option can be ruled out, right?"

Thor joined in the analysis, saying, "Didn't the video from the previous question say that Professor X and Magneto didn't have a good relationship fifty years ago, and they might even have been enemies?"

In the previous video, Professor X and his team explained to Wolverine Logan what they should do after returning to fifty years ago.

The first thing is to find Professor X and Magneto when they were young.

During this process, Magneto made it clear to Wolverine that at that time, they had "parted ways and severed all ties."