American comic: Wanda starts off strong, becoming a hundred times stronger.

After Lynn finished speaking, his gaze swept over everyone.

I couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions.

What if the person on the other side was from China?

You don't need much at all; the other person will understand.

This is due to cultural differences.

On the realm of thought.

China is miles ahead of the United States, which has no historical foundation.

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Chapter 50: Successfully Persuading Professor X

Professor X fell silent, and the X-Men fell silent too.

To be honest.

The method Lynn described was something they had never even considered.

Taking the grassroots route

Professor X looked hesitant.

This attempt.

If it succeeds, that would be great.

If we fail, we'll lose face.

School X has lost credibility with the government.

"Do you have any better ideas?" Lynn asked with a half-smile.

"Or rather, you still believe that you have a way out."

That knife never disappeared.

However, these people have been pretending not to see it.

"Hmph, I've decided to give it a try." Professor X remained silent for a long time before speaking again.

If what Lynn said is true.

Then after they die, there will be no one to restrain the government.

When that time comes, the end of mutants will truly come.

He is old, very, very old.

No one can say for sure when death will come.

When they lose their deterrent power, will the lives of mutants really be better?

"Lynn is right, we have no way out."

"Or rather, you have a better way."

Professor X turned his gaze to the crowd.

Jean Grey, Cyclops, and the others exchanged glances and then lowered their heads.

Yes, they rejected Lynn's method, but they didn't have a better solution themselves.

It's really ironic, really.

"Lynn, thank you," Professor X said sincerely.

There was a hint of apology in his eyes.

If this plan succeeds...

The X-Men were portrayed as superheroes.

Then the Avengers' position would become extremely awkward.

Anyway.

As a prospective member of the Avengers, Lynn's loss was immense.

“Lynn, if you don’t mind, I can give you a lesson every night on mental power,” Professor X said.

That's all he can do right now.

Lynn's expression changed.

With Professor X's guidance.

His mental strength will soon come in handy.

However, during the time spent together, it's inevitable that people will ask about future plans.

Grass!

Indeed, in this world, every gift comes with a price tag attached.

"Goodbye, Lynn." Professor X, along with the X-Men, gradually disappeared.

X Academy, Principal's Office.

Professor X slowly opened his eyes.

In his presence, there was an X-Men.

"Professor, is this plan feasible?" Logan asked in a deep voice.

Professor X nodded: "This method is something we've never considered before, and it might have a surprising effect."

"You all go back and rest, Scott stays."

Professor X waved his hand.

After everyone had left, he rubbed his temples and fixed his gaze on Cyclops Scott.

"What do you think of Lynn?" Professor X asked in a discerning tone.

Scott did not answer immediately, but frowned and thought.

Today's theory is Lynn's.

The impact on him was enormous.

He's lived half his life, so he has a broad perspective.

Lynn's plan was not without its flaws.

but!

A teenager is able to propose a new theory that is highly feasible.

This is absolutely outrageous.

"He is an exceptional person, and his joining the X-Men would be a tremendous help to us."

Scott began.

“His mutant identity needs to be hidden,” Professor X said slowly.

"Perhaps in the future, when mutants face life-or-death crises, he will become their last haven."

“Compared to that plan, I value him more!” Professor X said in a gentle voice.

Scott's expression changed.

He hadn't expected Professor X to have such a high opinion of Lynn.

“But can he be trusted?” Scott asked, frowning.

"Lynn's relationship with S.H.I.E.L.D..."

"And why did he abandon his own interests?"

Scott stopped there.

He could see it; with Professor X's intelligence, there was no way he wouldn't have noticed.

“As a leader, you need to see more and feel with your heart,” Professor X said.

"We judge actions by their deeds, not their intentions. Regardless of their purpose, as long as it benefits mutants, that's all that matters."

"He has no ill intentions toward mutants."

His tone was a little low.

I also felt a little disappointed.

He had always groomed Scott as his successor.

But... that's really too short-sighted.

This kind of response should not come from a leader.

Especially when it comes to Lynn.