American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

This place was probably developed specifically to address Charles's abilities.

"Raven is injured, he shouldn't have gone far."

The voice of Beast Hank rang out as he casually turned on the switch of the brainwave amplifier.

Charles picked up the helmet, which was covered in dust, showing how long it had been since he had used it.

“I haven’t used this thing in a long time,” Charles said, then picked up the helmet and put it on his forehead.

next moment.

The shell space then becomes like a projection device, projecting the silhouettes of people all over the world onto it.

Countless voices, the painful struggles, the shouts, and all sorts of sounds entered Charles's mind.

Now everyone finally knows what Charles meant by "them" and "sounds" that he kept talking about.

It turns out that this was what other people were thinking!

Charles's abilities are also demonstrated in a more specific and detailed way here; he can not only let others see specific memories at will, but also read other people's thoughts at will.

Even reading other people's minds!

It must be said that Charles's ability is quite remarkable.

Especially after wearing the brainwave enhancer, the brain is practically transformed into a super satellite, it's just too overpowered.

"what!"

on the screen.

Charles let out a painful cry as the watch face in front of him shattered one after another under his powerful abilities.

Charles ripped off his helmet and gasped for breath.

"I'll go check the engine."

Beast Hank greeted the two of them, then turned and left.

"That's not a problem with the equipment, right?" Wolverine asked sharply from the side.

"I can't do it, my brain..."

You can do it!

"I can't handle this."

"You're just a little inexperienced."

"You don't understand, it's not a matter of unfamiliarity. I can turn on the switch, I can turn the button, but my ability comes from here and here!"

Charles pointed to his brain and heart and said, “But it’s broken, just like my student, helpless.”

“Coming here was a mistake, letting Eric out was a mistake, this whole thing was a mistake. I’m sorry Logan, they shouldn’t have sent you.”

After saying those words to Wolverine, Charles turned around, pushed his wheelchair away, and gave up completely.

So it's quite obvious.

Next, it was the turn of older Charles to counsel younger Charles.

Inside this brainwave enhancement room, there was no one else besides Charles and Wolverine, so the participants naturally had the same guess as Tony Stark before them.

Perhaps older Charles really did communicate with the younger version of Charles through Wolverine as a "medium"?

After all, Tony Stark was right; Wolverine is a person who connects the past and the future.

"you're right!"

Wolverine's voice rang out, and he said to Charles in a serious tone, "It shouldn't be me who's here. It should be you. But only my body can withstand this journey. I don't know how long I can stay here."

"But I know that a long time ago, or more precisely, a long time later, I was your most helpless student."

"You untied the knot in my heart, you told me who I am, and you told me what I can do!"

"I don't know how to thank you. You're right, I don't know, but someone does!"

As Wolverine spoke, he walked up to young Charles and made a suggestion: "Get into my brain!"

“You’ve seen the consequences of me using the mainframe; you don’t want to end up like it, do you?” Charles immediately refused.

"I've been through all kinds of harm, don't worry, let's do it!" Wolverine insisted.

Seeing Wolverine's appearance, Charles didn't say anything more and placed his finger on Wolverine's head.

In an instant.

One image after another flashed through Charles's mind.

All of them are memories related to Wolverine.

"You are such a pitiful person."

Charles couldn't help but sigh, for Wolverine's experiences were truly tragic and full of hardships.

"I don't want that, I don't want you to suffer."

"Skip that part and look to the future!"

I don't want your future!

"Skip my future and look at yours!"

At Wolverine's suggestion, Charles followed Wolverine's memories forward, eventually leading to fifty years in the future.

Charles saw himself fifty years in the future through Wolverine's brain!

And Charles, fifty years later, also saw himself fifty years earlier!

"Charles!" the older Charles greeted his younger self.

"Charles!" Young Charles greeted old Charles in return.

Charles, who lived fifty years ago and fifty years later, on two different timelines, sat face to face through Wolverine.

"I can't believe it, is this even possible?"

Thor couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

That bald guy on the screen is practically cheating, isn't he?

It's important to understand that young Charles only read Wolverine's memories, nothing more!

It wasn't reading the memories of elderly Charles!

Even so, the elderly Charles was able to detect the young Charles immediately and communicate with him directly in this way.

This kind of thing is really shattering people's values.

It seems that Charles's abilities in the realm of mind or spirit are definitely not limited to simple operations such as reading or releasing memories.

Is this how our story ends?

On the screen, young Charles's voice rang out, "Eric is right, this is what happens when we're too soft-hearted!"

“Unless…we can present a different future,” said elderly Charles.

"You haven't given up yet?"

"Humans may occasionally stumble and lose their way, but that doesn't mean they will always be lost. Sometimes, all they need is a helping hand."

"I am not the same person I used to be. It will crush me whenever I use my abilities."

"You are afraid, and the mainframe can sense it."

"Those sounds were so painful!"

"What you fear is not the suffering of others, but your own Charles! Pain is terrible, but it can make you strong. If you can feel it and accept it, it will make you stronger than you can imagine! The greatest ability we have is to bravely bear the suffering of others! And this power comes from the power of humanity itself: hope."

"Please, Charles, we need you to bring hope back!"

At the urging of the elderly Charles, the young Charles indeed rallied his spirits.

"Did you find what you were looking for?" Wolverine asked from the side.

"Power is back!"

Hank, the beast who went to check the equipment, also returned.

"Yes, it's recovered!"

Charles nodded in agreement, but the expression on his face was completely different.

This is a brand new Charles!

The image on the big screen froze here.

What happened next is self-evident: Charles, having regained his composure, undoubtedly used the brainwave amplifier to find Raven.

According to Elder Charles and Magneto, if Raven is found and prevented from assassinating Dr. Triske, then the "Sentinel crisis" can be resolved.

However, whether things will actually develop so smoothly, and whether there will be any twists and turns, remains to be seen.

"If this plan really succeeds... no, it's more likely that this plan really succeeds, and Professor X eventually joins the Illuminati, right?"

Thor couldn't help but exclaim, "What I'm trying to say is, if this plan succeeds, won't it make mutants completely invincible? They can change the past at will, and thus change the future!"

Anyway, the plan was very simple to implement; all that was needed was to send Wolverine back.

That's not all; Professor X can also directly intervene in the past through Wolverine!

In this way, what difficulties can mutants not overcome, and what enemies can they not defeat?

Of course, there is a prerequisite: either Shadowcat or Wolverine cannot die. They are both indispensable to carry out this plan.

"No, Thor, have you ever heard of this term, the butterfly effect?"

Bruce Wayne, however, offered a different perspective: "Changing the past is not an easy thing, because even a small change can trigger unpredictable and huge changes!"

“That’s right, that’s how it’s portrayed in countless movies,” Clark Kent nodded in agreement.

"Although movies are entertainment works and have little reference value, from a scientific point of view, this is indeed the case."

Tony Stark agreed, saying, "Any small change, magnified over time, can become a disaster!"

"Professor X is obviously a smart man, so I think they wouldn't do this unless faced with a huge disaster like the extermination of a race."

“However, there is one thing we can be sure of,” Captain America said, addressing everyone, “this universe about mutants is not the main universe we are familiar with.”