American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Clark Kent shrugged and looked at Professor X with a hint of surprise.

"X-Men?"

Professor X took a moment to realize who this X-Men was referring to.

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, they formed a mutant combat team to thwart Black King Shaw's plot.

At the time, that team called themselves the X-Men.

Mystique Raven also mentioned this in the footage of killing Apocalypse.

However, since that incident, Professor X has focused on being a professor and has not carried out any missions since.

There were no combat personnel even inside the school.

The X-Men and the like do not exist.

But judging from this question, I should have reassembled the X-Men combat team in the future.

"It seems it's time to form the X-Men."

Professor X couldn't help but make this decision in his heart.

This is something he has indeed overlooked all along.

With so many mutants in the school, and considering their special circumstances in society, how could there be no defense at all?

Otherwise, Apocalypse wouldn't have been able to so easily abduct him from the school.

This is a painful lesson!

"Going deep into space for a mission, Charles, isn't that a bit too much?"

Magneto couldn't help but tease his old friend.

Not only Magneto, but Professor X himself also thought it was a bit exaggerated.

His life's work was dedicated to providing a safe place for mutants to live and to improving the relationship between mutants and humans so that they could coexist harmoniously.

That's it.

How did they end up leaving Earth?

Professor X expressed great interest in the subject matter described in this question.

"Okay, let's see what's going on."

Professor X began his analysis with great interest. "Solar flare storm, wow, although I don't know what mission the X-Men will be carrying out in the future, this is a very large amount of energy."

Although Professor X is not an astronomy expert, he still knows some basic astronomical knowledge, as do all the respondents in front of the screen.

We don't need anyone to specifically explain what solar flares are.

"This energy is something that no mortal body can withstand, but one mutant survived the attack."

"No human body can withstand that kind of energy!"

“Charles, actually, Clark can take a bath in a solar flare,” Tony Stark interrupted Professor X at this moment.

One sentence completely stunned Professor X and Magneto.

Previously, everyone had discussed Superman's powerful abilities such as his body of steel and heat rays. Professor X and the others knew that Superman was an extremely powerful alien.

But hearing that Superman's body could be so abnormal still really shocked me.

"What an exaggerated body! It truly deserves the title of 'body of steel'," Professor X exclaimed before continuing his analysis.

"...Going on, so we can only conclude that the person who withstood the solar flare storm possessed the powerful ability to withstand that enormous energy and protect themselves!"

“Wait a minute, Charles, or rather, someone with the ability to completely evade that force!” Magneto interrupted Professor X as well, adding his own words.

“That makes sense!” Captain America nodded in agreement. “The question only says that a solar flare struck a certain person, but it doesn’t say which person it hit!”

While this analysis might seem a bit nitpicky, when answering questions, it's natural to be rigorous and not overlook any possibilities.

After all, answering incorrectly could be fatal!

After a brief discussion, the participants at the scene generally agreed with this conclusion.

Or perhaps a solar flare struck that person, but they withstood it.

Alternatively, the solar flare struck the target, but the target managed to escape.

These are two basic situations.

“Okay, let’s take a look at the various ‘candidates’ in the options first,” Bruce Wayne suggested.

"Storm, we all know she can control storms, control lightning, and so on. She is indeed a very powerful mutant."

"But if it's just about controlling the weather, I think the chances of being able to withstand a solar flare storm are still very small."

How powerful would a weather storm have to be to withstand a solar flare storm?

Simply unimaginable.

Of course, is this possibility possible?

It's not impossible; if a meteorological storm is far stronger than a solar flare storm, it can certainly blow a solar flare storm away completely.

Therefore, in the first scenario, it is generally considered more reasonable to leave it as is.

Of course, it's the kind of pending possibility with a relatively small probability.

"The above discussion concerns the scenario of withstanding solar flare storms. Is it possible for Storm to avoid being hit by such a storm?"

Magneto began discussing the second scenario, "We all know Storm can fly, so there's no need to elaborate, right?"

Storm can control the wind, that is, she can control the airflow, so she can naturally use the airflow to make herself fly.

Moreover, this has been shown in related videos.

Based on this, there's really not much doubt that Storm managed to dodge the solar flare storm.

The second scenario is undoubtedly also pending, and it's the kind of pending scenario with a relatively high probability.

"If it's Phoenix, she's definitely the most likely one to block solar flare storms, right?"

Once everyone focuses their attention on option B, there are basically no major questions left.

Everyone just witnessed Phoenix's power in the footage of her killing Apocalypse; she is indeed incredibly strong.

In terms of withstanding solar flare storms, Phoenix is ​​undoubtedly the most likely candidate among all options.

So how do we avoid solar flare storms?

"Like Storm, Phoenix can fly, so there's no doubt that Phoenix can also dodge those energy storm attacks."

Since Captain America made this judgment, none of the participants present raised any objections.

After discussion, Phoenix Girl Harp received a "double pending" rating.

Moreover, she is a level above Storm, since Storm's uncertainty is one small and one large possibility, while Phoenix's is two large possibilities.

Then everyone turned their attention to option C, Nightcrawler.

This option is quite easy to judge.

"Nightcrawler has no problem dodging solar flare attacks; that's the most likely scenario. But Nightcrawler cannot withstand a solar flare storm."

Clark Kent made a perfectly logical judgment.

The advantages and disadvantages of night stalkers are so obvious that judging them becomes very simple.

Without a doubt, Nightcrawler is a single-pending option.

As for the next option, Mystique Riven, it's currently "zero pending".

“Mystique excels at shapeshifting and close combat. If she encounters a solar flare storm, she will be unable to dodge or defend against it. Therefore, Raven can be ruled out, right?”

Captain America said it with a very certain tone.

The other respondents agreed, as this was the only option that everyone could currently rule out.

Chapter 513 The New Era of Mutants: Even Presidents Kneel and Beg

Soon, everyone had done a preliminary screening of the four candidates.

Mystique is out of the running, leaving two double-pending candidates and one single-pending candidate.

The next step is to filter and eliminate options from the remaining three choices once more.

"If it were me, I would rule out the Nightcrawler."

After some thought, Professor X made this judgment: "Because Storm and Phoenix both have the possibility of surviving in both of our hypothetical scenarios, but Nightcrawler only has one scenario."

Simply put, it's the difference between two pending and one pending.

All things considered, Storm and Phoenix are naturally the more likely candidates.

"Given Nightcrawler's abilities, I think the chances of him encountering a solar flare storm are slim."

Tony Stark, however, provided supporting evidence from a different perspective.

"Everyone can take a look at the scenario described in this question. This is a rescue mission carried out in outer space. So obviously, everyone is traveling in a spaceship to go deep into outer space."

There is absolutely no doubt about this; it's the absolute truth, nothing more to say.

“A spaceship isn’t like a private car, where everyone goes out together and each person has their own. I believe the X-Men are using a spaceship for this mission, right?”

This is, of course, beyond any doubt.

It's impossible for the X-Men to go into space on multiple spaceships at the same time, right?

That's utter nonsense.

"That's right, so Stark, what's your point?"

Magneto was a little confused about what Tony Stark was trying to say by talking about these seemingly unrelated things.

"My point is that the X-Men are obviously all together, right?"

"Pay attention, but the question says that it wasn't all the X-Men who were attacked, but only one of them!"

What does this tell us?