A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

So what about level four, which is above level three?

Without a doubt, the strongest members of the Avengers will have to be deployed, right?

Are there any higher levels above level four?

The diary didn't mention this question, so Tony naturally had no idea.

Even with this simple, crude, and one-sided comparison, Tony could still truly feel the power of the X-Men.

The diary is right; this is indeed a superhero group that is no less impressive than the Avengers.

Besides.

Tony also gained a deeper understanding of some of the individual X-Men through this wave of spoilers.

First and foremost is laser eyes.

Based on the opponent's strength mentioned in the diary, and combined with the nickname "Laser Eyes".

It seems that the opponent's ability is mostly to shoot lasers from their eyes.

Just like Superman's heat rays.

This ability is indeed extremely powerful; even within the Avengers, there are few who can rival it.

And then there's Storm.

This X-Men character was mentioned for the first time in the diary, but it was clearly stated that his ability was to control the weather.

It is not the storm of control that its nickname suggests!

This ability is much more powerful, after all, there are many different forms of weather besides storms.

For example, thunder and lightning.

Good heavens, isn't this just a female Thor?

No, in fact, if you look closely at the abilities and attributes alone, Storm is much more powerful than Thor.

After all, Storm is a mutant, and mutants are a group of people who possess superpowers.

Playboy has no idea how this group acquired their superpowers.

But it's clear that Storm can unleash lightning without the hammer.

Thor couldn't do that now; he only managed to do it after his good sister went berserk.

But after Hela's death, whether Thor can still do it is anyone's guess.

In addition, Thor can only control lightning, and cannot control other weather phenomena such as hurricanes or torrential rain.

Compared to Storm, isn't she "falling behind" even more?

Considering all these factors, Storm, even if she can't compare to Thor, is probably not much worse, right?

Keep in mind, this is only a Level 3 mutant.

What about Professor X, who is at level four?

Okay, so everyone already knows a certain amount about Professor X.

Although he was killed by the Scarlet Witch in Universe 838, it was also mentioned that Professor X was able to put up a fight against the Scarlet Witch.

Furthermore, given that this person was able to secure a place in the Illuminati, a gathering of influential figures, he is by no means an ordinary individual.

Now that we look at it, it's true; this person is a Level 4 mutant.

And Professor X's ability has finally been revealed: it's telepathy!

And this ability is undoubtedly the most troublesome and difficult to deal with, even for someone like Tony.

After all, even a playboy can't touch the spiritual realm; that thing can probably only be reached through magical means.

For example, the Scarlet Witch who once controlled the minds of the Avengers.

So, just how powerful is Professor X's incredibly troublesome psychic ability?

The diary clearly states: Sweep away the entire Avengers!

Only a corrupted witch can withstand it.

How powerful is the corrupted witch? She's a ruthless person who has slaughtered her way through the multiverse!

powerful!

Professor X is truly amazing!

Professor X's influence and status with Tony instantly rose to an extremely high level.

But Tony never expected that even so, it was still far from Professor X's limit.

Professor X's limit is that he can kill everyone on Earth in an instant!

startled.

Tony was astonished.

The idea that one could kill everyone on Earth with sheer mental strength is simply a joke.

How strong must that mental power be?

Of course, that's something Professor X could only achieve by using an amplification device called a "brainwave amplifier."

However, Professor X's abilities should not be underestimated.

Moreover, Tony, being a top scientist himself, naturally believed that equipment was also part of his strength!

Boss!

This is definitely a top-tier expert.

Tony began to think more highly of Professor X.

"The X-Men universe?"

Charles, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

What's with this tone that sounds like it comes from another world?

the Avengers?

Who is this person?

The name sounded like it belonged to a specific group, like the X-Men, but Charles had never heard of it before.

Besides, he's a Level 4 mutant, and he's also Magneto?

Who assigned this ranking?

What is the basis for this?

Charles, being a seasoned mutant, had never heard of this classification method before.

"Wolverine, Cyclops?"

"Storm?"

"Scarlet Witch?"

These names also made Charles frown.

He had never heard of the mutants mentioned in the diary before.

However, Charles was not too surprised by this.

Even he couldn't possibly know or understand all the mutants in the world, could he?

I just don't know why Scarlet Witch wants to fight the Avengers.

The Avengers are self-explanatory; they are simply an alliance of "Avengers".

Just like the Brotherhood of Mutants that Eric created before.

In the past, Charles might have been interested in the Avengers and investigated them.

But now...

Charles, a self-deprecating older brother, said, "Whatever, it's none of my business."

"Kill all the people on Earth?"

"This is absurd."

When his attention returned to the diary, Charles couldn't help but shake his head and laugh.

Regardless of who Zhou Cheng is, isn't he overestimating himself?

Even with a brainwave amplification device, he simply couldn't kill all of humanity.

He's not that amazing.

Moreover, he is even less likely to do that!

Let alone him, even someone as radical as Eric wouldn't do something like killing all the people on Earth.

The other party is really joking without any sense of propriety.

[As for Magneto... well, let's not talk about Magneto.]

Despite possessing abilities that are practically cheat codes, he's content to remain a mere iron-willed king.

Even for someone as skilled as Wan Tiewang, carrying an entire football field into the air would be a piece of cake!

They easily trapped high-ranking officials, including the President of the United States, turning them into lambs to the slaughter.

The Sentinel robots, those deadly weapons specifically designed to hunt mutants, even though they were the first generation, were like toys in his eyes.

This demonstrates the immense potential of his abilities.

"Eric".

Charles murmured the name, his expression becoming incredibly complex.

Once upon a time, they were brothers who could talk about anything, and comrades-in-arms who fought side by side and trusted each other.

However, they eventually parted ways.

They even became enemies.

Charles has intervened many times to stop Eric's extreme actions.

Charles was not willing to engage in open or covert confrontations with his old friend, but he had no choice but to do so.

The matter only came to an end when Eric assassinated Melozo and was secretly imprisoned by the military.

Magneto, a name that instilled fear in many, has gradually been forgotten.

But what is Wan Tiewang up to?

And when did Eric overturn the football field to trap American high-ranking officials and others?

How come he didn't know?

It's worth noting that during the period when Charles was at odds with Eric, he was constantly using a brainwave amplification device.

Even if Eric can block his own scan by wearing a helmet, it's only temporary.

Charles will find them immediately if they cause trouble.

Especially when it comes to things like flipping an entire football field into the air, he doesn't even need to use his abilities; the news media would explode.

How come Charles had no idea?

"Sentinel robots?"

This name also puzzled Charles greatly.

He had never heard of the robots that the diary described as specifically hunting mutants.

So, was Zhou Cheng saying that human governments have secretly researched weapons to hunt them down?

No, that won't happen.

That's all nonsense!

Charles simply didn't believe it.

"Carry a football field and fly it into the sky!"

Tony, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but secretly click his tongue in amazement.

I was thoroughly provoked.

Magneto was mentioned in his diary before, and through this nickname, Tony could deduce that Magneto possessed the means to control magnetism.

Frankly speaking, in modern society where magnetic and electric fields are everywhere, this ability is incredibly powerful and has boundless potential.

Even a fool could guess that Magneto was an extremely powerful mutant.

But I never expected it to be this exaggerated.

That's an entire football field!

Is there anyone in the entire Avengers who can do something like this?

Even if it were possible, it would probably only be a magic-based powerhouse like Scarlet Witch or Doctor Strange, right?

Of course, given enough time, Tony can do the same.

But we're talking about their normal abilities here!

There is.

Magneto's purpose in overturning the football field was actually to trap the US President and other high-ranking officials.

Wow, that's really impressive.

Isn't that just like moving a prison over to those high-ranking officials and locking them up directly?

Why did Magneto do that?

Doesn't this amount to declaring war on the United States?

And then there's the description in the diary, "Lambs to the Slaughter," so what exactly is Magneto planning to do to those high-ranking officials?

Judging from this, Magneto seems to be... a villain?

"The mutants in their world don't seem to be in a very good situation."

Upon seeing the spoilers about the Sentinel robots, Playboy immediately sensed something was amiss.

In their world, no one specifically researches weapons to counter the Avengers!

Even in the original future, at worst, there would only be the Sokovia Accords.

Apart from that, the Avengers is a complete superhero group.

It is a entity that is highly recognized and strongly promoted by mainstream media and official bodies.

So here's the question.

What exactly did those mutants do in the X-Men universe?

Why would the government be so wary of them, even going so far as to develop robots specifically designed to counter mutants?

Or are those robots not developed by the government, but rather by enemies of some mutants?

Tony felt that both possibilities were still possible, but he couldn't draw a definitive conclusion about what exactly would happen.

[It's important to know that in the main universe, Magneto is a final boss-level being.]

[Neither the X-Men nor the Avengers are beings that a single individual can defeat; they require the entire team!]

[Especially for the Avengers, the Big Three are practically completely countered by him.]

He can control Iron Man's armor, Captain America's shield, and even Thor's hammer.

Magneto has defeated almost all the X-Men and Avengers!

Even now, within the TRN414 universe, as the Iron King, he could defeat most of the Avengers.

Main universe! ?

Marvel's main universe?

Tony was stunned for a moment.

According to Zhou Cheng's habit as the owner of the diary, when describing cosmic codes, if no prefix is ​​added, it is assumed that they are all from the Marvel universe.

In other words, the main universe refers to the Marvel universe.

Under normal circumstances, a person's language habits do not change suddenly.

Therefore, Playboy still leans towards the idea that the main universe mentioned this time is the Marvel universe.

But do mutants actually exist within the Marvel universe?

Does Magneto also exist?

Tony and the other diary holders have always believed that the X-Men belong to a universe outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The diary has also been laying the groundwork for the future, suggesting that the Marvel universe will be interconnected with the X-Men universe.

It turns out that it wasn't like that at all?

The diary clearly states that Magneto has fought against the X-Men and the Avengers in the main universe.

Oh, this.

This is a mess.

So the X-Men actually exist in the main universe!

The X-Men universe is also the Marvel universe!

So, does that mean Professor X in Universe 838 is a native figure in Universe 838?

Once he realized this, Playboy's attitude towards Magneto, the X-Men, and the like changed.

A sense of vigilance and solemnity has emerged.

This is the Marvel universe, and it's not that far away from us!

With this new attitude, Playboy refocused his attention on his diary, his expression growing even more serious.

Magneto's power was even greater than Tony had imagined.

That's something that requires an entire superhero team to defeat, and it has almost defeated all the X-Men and Avengers. That's quite a high level.

No wonder he was identified as a Level 4 mutant by the diary.

However, Magneto has fought against both the X-Men and the Avengers; could he really be a villain? (End of Chapter)