Professor X went to answer the phone, only to find it was the president calling.

"Charles?"

"Mr. President."

Have you watched TV?

Yes, I'm watching.

At this point, Professor X covered the receiver with his hand and called out to Hank, "Hank?"

"Of course!"

Hank shook his head somewhat helplessly, but still had an idea and "transformed".

"So, Charles's sky rescue mission was commissioned by the President!"

Magneto couldn't help but speak up, his expression quite complicated, with a hint of displeasure mixed in.

Even though Magneto has now followed Professor X's advice and gone into seclusion among ordinary humans, living as an ordinary person.

But this does not mean that Magneto's prejudices and obsessions have completely disappeared.

So Magneto was indeed very unhappy to see his old friend become a "lackey" of the government.

But Professor X was different; he couldn't help but feel secretly pleased.

Since the president has come directly to me to discuss matters, doesn't that mean that the relationship between mutants and ordinary humans has greatly improved in the future?

This is exactly what Professor X has been dreaming of seeing.

The scene on the camera then switched.

Inside a large hall, the X-Men, fully armed, had gathered.

"It's a very simple rescue mission. We go up into the sky, bring people home, it's that simple."

Mystique Raven gave everyone a brief introduction to the mission.

"Is there a problem?" Mystique asked, glancing at everyone again.

“Of course, a thousand questions!” Cyclops immediately replied.

"We don't have time to answer that many questions."

"So we're going to go to space?" Nightcrawler asked, a hint of excitement in his voice.

"Yes, we're going to space."

"Going to space? That's so cool!" Quicksilver also expressed great interest.

After a brief exchange, the group set off and headed towards the fighter jet.

But Phoenix Girl Qin hesitated for some reason.

"Do you really think this mission is no problem?" Phoenix asked Mystique, staring at her.

“I’d forgotten you could read minds,” Mystique Riven chuckled.

“I don’t need to read minds; your worries are written all over your face,” Phoenix said.

They have indeed carried out many missions before, but this is their first time going into space.

Furthermore, the technical topics that Beast Hank and Professor X discussed regarding the modification of thrusters were all wrong. They weren't discussing the rocket that had already crashed on TV, but rather the X-Men's fighter jets.

Professor X had already decided to go into the sky to save people before the president even called for help!

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Not only had he decided to go to space to save people long ago, but judging from Professor X's demeanor, it seemed as if he had anticipated that the president would ask him for help.

This suggests that the relationship between mutants and ordinary humans is much better than imagined; in fact, previous presidents may have frequently sought help from mutants.

Otherwise, Professor X wouldn't have been so confident this time.

This is a good thing no matter what.

However, Beast Hank's reaction seemed very reluctant, which made Professor X, watching on screen, feel a little puzzled.

Hank should be like me.

His stance has always been consistent with his own, so why does he seem somewhat resistant this time?

Is it just a concern about technical issues?

"If you say it's okay, then it's okay!"

on the screen.

Phoenix's voice rang out, and she spoke earnestly to Mystique Riven, demonstrating her trust in Riven.

“If anything goes wrong, I’ll bring everyone back immediately,” Raven said.

“I knew you would.” Phoenix nodded.

There's not much to say after that; everyone boarded the Blackbird fighter jet and flew into space.

"To be able to fly into space with just a fighter jet? Even I have to say it's truly impressive."

Even Tony Stark couldn't help but let out a soft exclamation of admiration.

Given his arrogant nature, this is a very rare occurrence.

However, in the era depicted on screen, the X-Men were actually able to build aircraft that could travel deep into space, which was indeed a remarkable achievement.

Even in modern society, where human technology has advanced rapidly in all aspects, we still haven't been able to create such a revolutionary aircraft.

"A second plane appeared in the air."

"We learned that the president sought help from the X-Men."

After the X-Men's plane took off, news reports immediately appeared on television.

This also reflects, from one perspective, that the social status of mutants has greatly improved, and their acceptance has generally reached a very high level.

Otherwise, why would such a thing be reported openly?

Moreover, none of the ordinary people watching the news expressed any objection, which shows that they also accepted this point.

The general consensus is that the X-Men saved the world during the last Apocalypse battle.

After all, Professor X on the big screen is already bald, so the timeline is still very easy to judge.

On the screen, the image changed again.

Professor X appeared in the brainwave enhancement room, put on his signature helmet, and used his abilities to contact people at NASA's launch center.

"NASA, this is Charles Xavier. Please explain the current situation," Professor X communicated with the other party.

"We detected a solar flash, which we suspect may have caused a short circuit due to heat, resulting in the near-total paralysis of control, communication, and orientation functions."

An official immediately explained the situation to Professor X.

"Don't worry, command center, the rescue team will be here soon," Professor X assured them.

While Professor X was communicating with NASA, the X-Men actually boarded that fighter jet and ascended directly into space.

All I can say is that the X-Men are awesome, and Beast Hank is incredibly cool; he actually modified a fighter jet and successfully broke out of Earth's atmosphere.

This level of technology is truly impressive.

"Is that a solar flare?"

Beast Hank gazed at the clusters of shimmering energy in space ahead, and couldn't help but show a look of solemnity and astonishment. "I've never seen data like this before."

This foreshadowed the solar flare storm that would follow.

Given such unusual data, it wouldn't be surprising if something unexpected happened.

The next logical conclusion is that during the X-Men's rescue of the astronauts, an unusual solar flare suddenly erupted.

This created a powerful solar flare storm.

As a result, the storm struck Phoenix, but fortunately, Phoenix was powerful enough that nothing unexpected happened.

The screen continued to move.

Despite discovering the abnormal solar flare, the X-Men continued their rescue efforts, flying onward.

The wrecked spacecraft was eventually found.

But the spacecraft was spinning in place like a top.

“The directional thrusters have lost control, and the hull won’t hold out for much longer,” Beast Hank immediately concluded.

"Kurt, can you come in?"

Mystique Raven stared at Nightcrawler and asked.

“It’s spinning too fast, I can’t see the window,” the Nightcrawler replied.

This is a major flaw in his ability to teleport; he can only teleport to places he has already seen.

"Scott, sabotage the thrusters, slow down the rotation," Mystique Raven commanded Cyclops again.

Without further ado, Laser Eye descended to an operating platform and used his laser beam to destroy the thrusters.

The spaceship's rotation was indeed slowed down rapidly.

"Kurt, take Pete with you, go!"

Mystique gave another order.

Nightcrawler quickly took Quicksilver and teleported into the damaged spacecraft ahead.

Quicksilver used his super speed to quickly gather all the astronauts around Nightcrawler.

"Storm, seal the rift!"

Following Mystique's command, Storm began to control the airflow, balancing the pressure on the spacecraft's cabin.

The damage to the hull was quickly reduced to a minimum.

boom!

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