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At that moment, the system notification sounded, interrupting everyone's discussion.

A new question appeared on the big screen.

The participants temporarily stopped their discussion and focused their attention on the latest question.

"The Institute of Mutants? Is that why Professor X is called a professor? He used to be a teacher at the Institute of Mutants."

Doctor Strange couldn't help but speak up.

As we all know, every mutant has a nickname that matches one of their characteristics, but Professor X is an exception.

Because Professor X's ability is a telepathic ability.

As for what the "X" in Professor X actually means or what it specifically represents, nobody really knows.

So the origin of the nickname "Professor X" is a bit of a mystery to everyone.

Only now has the answer system provided the corresponding explanation.

Perhaps Doctor Strange is right; Professor X is called Professor X simply because his profession is professor.

"Apocalypse actually went to the mutant academy to capture Professor X. What exactly is his purpose?" Captain America asked in a deep voice.

The resurrection of Apocalypse, the formation of the Four Horsemen, and what he intends to do next have been discussed before.

However, without the necessary intelligence, it is impossible to analyze any useful clues.

"Perhaps, Apocalypse's target is not Professor X, but only because Professor X is blocking Apocalypse's path, so Apocalypse goes after Professor X."

Bruce Wayne said this.

The fact that Professor X stopped Magneto from assassinating high-ranking American officials shows that Professor X cannot ignore the "outrageous" behavior of some mutants.

He will take certain actions to stop the other party's actions.

If Apocalypse were to do something like Magneto did in the past, or even something more outrageous, it wouldn't be surprising if Professor X intervened or stopped him.

Therefore, it makes even more sense for Apocalypse to take action against Professor X.

Therefore, trying to analyze Apocalypse's behavioral logic and goals solely based on the clue of the conflict between Professor X and Apocalypse is unlikely to yield any useful conclusions.

"I just don't know if Professor X's abilities can hold off Apocalypse and the others," Clark Kent said.

Professor X's abilities are considered quite abnormal by everyone, and there are no obvious countermeasures.

Perhaps the only solution is the helmet Magneto wears.

However, Magneto has already joined Apocalypse's ranks, and whether Apocalypse and his team will replicate Magneto's helmet to guard against Professor X remains to be seen.

In short.

As a powerful being who has survived for thousands of years, the fact that Apocalypse is named after itself instantly elevates its lofty and arrogant status.

It has deeply resonated with people.

Although people only know a small part of his abilities, they subconsciously feel that Professor X is probably no match for Apocalypse.

"Regardless of whether Professor X was able to stop Apocalypse, it seems that a major battle broke out between the two sides, which resulted in the destruction of the entire mutant academy."

Bruce Wayne joined in, saying, "What we need to do is find out which mutant saved everyone in the explosion."

"Who could this person be?"

After Bruce Wayne's words, everyone couldn't help but turn their attention to the options on the screen.

However, some of these options had appeared before, while others were completely new.

"Storm? Looks like she's a female mutant who can control storms, right?"

Tony Stark glanced at option A and casually remarked to everyone.

The nickname "Storm Girl" is relatively easy to understand; just by looking at the name, you can guess what the person with the nickname is capable of.

"Controlling storms? This means Storm can create storms, and in meteorology, a storm is a severe weather event that combines strong winds or precipitation."

"So, Storm can control both the wind and the rain? Right?"

"Wind and rain can, to some extent, restrain an explosion."

Tony Stark then launched into a detailed analysis and summary of the Storm option.

"That's right. Strong winds can blow objects away, and rain can extinguish flames and stop explosions. Storm does have this ability."

Captain America nodded, agreeing with Tony Stark, "So we can't rule out option A."

After discussion, option A, Storm, is currently pending.

Then everyone turned their attention to the second option.

It flashed up.

"Blink? Isn't that the Asian mutant who could open portals in the footage of the Sentinel robots slaughtering mutants?"

Clark Kent immediately remembered who Blink was and addressed everyone.

"Yes, it's her."

Diana chimed in, "Using a portal, Blink can ignore the complex environment of an explosion site, allowing you to appear where you need to be immediately and evacuate the relevant personnel."

"Spatial transfer? I never thought mutants could do something like that." Doctor Strange couldn't help but shrug and mutter a slight complaint.

Space travel—this is a skill Doctor Strange gained at the cost of his life!

I teetered on the brink of death.

"So it's clear that option B is also pending." Captain America then spoke up, delivering his "verdict" on option B.

No one at the scene raised any objections.

"And what about the Night Crawlers?"

Doctor Strange then turned his attention to the third option, and muttered to himself, "The Nightcrawler option has appeared again, but we still don't know what his abilities are."

In the previous question about who should join the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Nightcrawler was one of the options, and everyone had a discussion about this mutant's abilities.

Unfortunately, the nickname "Nightcrawler" is rather abstract, and no matter how much people discuss it, they can't figure out what it actually represents.

“Let’s rule that out for now,” Diana suggested. “This is the only option we can make, right?”

That is beyond doubt.

So far, both Storm and Blink are mutants whose abilities match the description in the question, making them strong contenders for the correct answer.

Given this premise, an option that is completely unknown to everyone should naturally be eliminated.

You can't just ignore the possible options and choose one that has no chance of being possible, can you?

and so.

This option doesn't even need to be considered as pending.

Just eliminate them and that's it.

Even Captain America, who always seeks stability, did not raise any objections.

Soon, the analysis of the first three options was completed, and everyone turned their attention to the fourth option.

"Quicksilver doesn't need any analysis, right?" Tony Stark said matter-of-factly. "This kind of thing is a piece of cake for him, isn't it?"

Quicksilver hasn't appeared much in questions about mutants, or even just in the answers; it's fair to say that no information about him has been revealed.

However, because this Quicksilver is highly similar to the Quicksilver in the world of Tony Stark, Captain America, and the others, everyone agrees that their abilities are the same.

Both are extremely fast.

Rescuing people quickly from an explosion is naturally not a problem.

After initial analysis, only one Night Stalker was ruled out, while the other three options were all considered candidates.

Next, everyone needs to compare these three candidates.

“I think we can probably rule out Storm,” Clark Kent said after some thought.

"Indeed, controlling the wind or the rain can play a significant role in such an explosive situation, but the purpose of controlling the wind or the rain is to suppress the explosion."

"It's not about saving people!"

"And this kind of suppression is not precise suppression, but only a broad and rough suppression, but the question says it saved all the students!"

"I think the students were incredibly lucky to be able to save every single one of them by using Storm to suppress the explosion."

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Besides the reasons Clark Kent mentioned, there is another important reason: storms themselves also mean destruction.

The various buildings and houses of the Mutant Academy must have suffered damage in the explosion.

Whether it can withstand another storm is anyone's guess.

Using a storm to suppress an explosion could potentially cause secondary damage if not handled properly!

So after some discussion, everyone basically agreed with Clark Kent's point of view and eliminated option A, Storm.

“I think… Blink can also be ruled out.” Captain America then spoke up, offering an analysis and judgment on the second “candidate.”

"Space travel can indeed be used to rescue people at the scene of an explosion, but the efficiency of this method is destined to be not very high."

"If all the students are gathered together, there is no problem, but what if the students are scattered in different parts of the school?"

Captain America's point is spot on.

If students are scattered throughout the school, then Flash can only repeatedly open spatial portals to teleport and transfer them.

That will take quite a while.

The question clearly states that it was an explosion site, and there wasn't enough time for Flash to rescue people.

“Rogers does have a point, but I have another reason in mind.”

Tony Stark spoke slowly, adding to his analysis of Captain America, "The age of Blink!"