I level up alone in Marvel!

[Two months later].

[Properties panel.]

Name = Aaron Walker

Class = Player

Grade = 59

XP = 3875/194512

Health = 10000/10000

Mana = 16500/16500

Strength = 138

Endurance = 110

Defense = 95

Dexterity = 155

Wisdom = 175

Charisma = 84

Intelligence = 140

Will = 115

Perception = 105

Lucky = 69

Unassigned attribute points = 540

Money = 54500$

]

After Aaron leaves Emily and the Professor, he begins to explore various states, challenging many copies along the way. Most of them are relatively low in difficulty for him, but there are also one or two that are just right. During this short period of time, it was because of these copies that his level was raised. And he also learned a new skill, [Mind Transference LV10].

Today, he is preparing to see Charles Xavier, which is the monthly psychotherapy they have agreed to do. He also plans to go see Emily, who hasn't seen her for about two weeks. He also promised her that he would take her to the park after the treatment.

Well, let's take a trip. Aaron sighed when he saw Manor X in front of him, then turned on the right turn light and walked along the road leading to Manor, parking a few meters away from the entrance.

I've been waiting for you, Mr. Walker. Charles telepathized when Aaron walked into his school. This feeling... It's a little strange indeed, he thought to himself.

Charles, speak to me in your real voice. Aaron reminded him a little annoyed as he walked towards his office, walking straight past the mutant students without stopping.

Mr. Walker, there's no need to be so annoyed. Think of it as a better communication tool than an actual phone, Charles's laughter echoed in his head as he opened the office door.

Aaron said mockingly, "I'm guessing you two have the same opinion on privacy." He laughed, then found a chair in the office and sat down next to Charles's desk.

It really hurts you to say that. Charles smiled and poured him a glass of whiskey with ice in it. Aaron smiled and said, "My therapist gave me wine." He took the glass and took a deep sip, intoxicated by every moment. If there's one thing a professor has a specialty, it's that he has good wine. It seems that the rich do have top-notch enjoyment.

"Shall we begin?" Charles said with a smile, then adjusted his wheelchair and sat down in front of Aaron.

Aaron nodded and placed the whiskey on the table on the right, "Excuse me, doctor." "

"Why do you think killing Hydra will set you free?".

During their first meeting, Aaron mentions Hydra, not because he wants to, but because Emily is in danger. And, when he is away, the other party, as her guardian, they have the right to know.

Aaron sighed, "This is indeed true. You know, I was forced to work for them..."

Speaking of this, he scratched his head and recalled the days with them, "They probably thought I was dead... But once that belief collapses... I will be forced to flee because they will hunt me down. "

"But will killing them really set you free?" Charles asked again, his eyes fixed on Aaron, "I understand why you want to kill them, or if you feel like you have to." I also have a friend who fully supports your point of view. In a way, I can understand your quest too, but my question is, will killing them free you from pain, hatred, and suffering?".

Aaron smiled, "No, I don't think so. What they did to me will always be with me, but I won't let that define my life. I'm going to kill them not because I feel like it will set me free, but because they deserve to die. He sighed again, "They're real monsters, Charles." They experimented on both humans and mutants, dismantling them and reshaping them as they wished. They are the worst part of the whole of human society..."

"What a tragic fate. Charles sighed, "You know, Mr. Walker, I'm actually very much against killing. I feel like every time we kill someone, we're degrading, we're all retreating in our long march towards acceptance... But that's beyond that, right?".

"Sometimes, killing is the only option. Aaron sneered, looking disdainfully at his so-called "big picture": "They are the virus, and I am the vaccine." "