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

However, in my opinion, the most formidable aspect of the Sentinel robots isn't this, but rather their ability to automatically identify the X-gene and lock onto mutants.

[It's not just mutants; it can even detect ordinary people carrying the X-gene!]

[That guy, Trisker, used a lot of mutants for human experimentation.]

After parting ways with Professor X, most of the mutants who followed Magneto died on Trisker's lab table!

It's understandable that Raven wanted to assassinate him.

The key is whether Wolverine can find Professor X and stop Raven together.

"The X gene!"

Tony raised an eyebrow slightly.

It is now absolutely certain that mutants are indeed created due to genetic mutations!

And this X gene is undoubtedly the key to the various superpowers that mutants possess.

Moreover, the diary clearly states that the X gene is recessive, not dominant.

Some people who carry the X gene will not develop superpowers.

Only those with dominant genes possess superpowers.

"That's really interesting."

The Playboy's interest was truly piqued.

He really wanted to know what kind of genes could give people superpowers.

Could genetic changes really allow people to see lasers, control apocalypses, and manipulate magnetic fields?

This is truly unheard of!

Even at first glance, it seems like utter nonsense!

This is precisely why Playboy developed such a strong interest in the X gene.

To Tony, this thing was truly amazing.

"Trek, is he really that kind of person?!"

Charles, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but clench his fists.

This is something he simply cannot accept.

Someone is actually conducting human experiments on mutants!

It was still incredibly cruel human experimentation!

Charles even knew who Magneto's followers were, as mentioned in the diary; they had all fought each other.

Although they were enemies in the past, Charles was still indignant to see his opponent fall to such a state.

I'm starting to understand why Raven wanted to assassinate Triske.

Besides.

My earlier guess has been confirmed.

It seems that the leak of Raven's DNA was indeed due to that assassination attempt!

Judging from the tone of the diary, if Raven's assassination is stopped, the future of the Sentinel robots, which have almost wiped out mutants, will be reversed!

And then there's Wolverine.

The diary mentioned this guy again, and said that he would come looking for him.

So, will he really come?

To be honest, Wolverine isn't actually that strong among the X-Men.

Although the alloy claws extending from his body were sharp, they posed no threat to most people.

If it weren't for that powerful self-healing ability, he would probably have been killed countless times already.

[But to be fair, Wolverine's healing factor is truly insane; can you believe he can withstand even a nuclear bomb?]

[It is precisely because of this abnormal healing ability that Wolverine can survive even after his entire skeleton has been injected with adamantium, and he also possesses a pair of indestructible adamantium claws.]

Adamantium, that's a metal even harder than vibranium!

"Wolverine!"

When Tony saw the diary begin to introduce this person, his interest was instantly piqued.

You should know that Wolverine is a ruthless guy who can even take down a Level 5 mutant like Phoenix!

However, it must be said that the playboy soon showed a look of astonishment.

Is Wolverine's strength not that great?

His ability was to extend alloy claws from his body.

If it's an alloy claw, isn't that just a cold weapon? In essence, it's no different from a dagger.

So Playboy roughly captured Wolverine's style.

This is a character who is a master of close combat.

To be honest, in Tony's opinion, melee combat-type superheroes have the lowest potential.

Even the Avengers have one; isn't Captain America just that kind of person?

The only difference is that the captain uses a shield instead of claws.

How could someone like that possibly kill Phoenix Girl?

Even the diary clearly states that Wolverine's strength is not that great!

So how did such a person kill a Level 5 mutant?

Playboy quickly found the answer: self-healing ability.

Is this Wolverine's second ability?

If that's the case, then Wolverine would be relatively more difficult to deal with.

Even if they're not very strong, they're still durable.

Even if you can't defeat an enemy, you can wear them down by sheer willpower.

"Can it withstand a nuclear bomb?"

"This is truly... an amazing self-healing ability!"

Looking further down, Tony couldn't help but gasp.

Even though the diary mentioned that Wolverine could heal himself, he could never have imagined that it would be at this level.

Even a nuclear bomb couldn't kill them!

This is about nuclear weapons!

Since the invention of the nuclear bomb, it has been the ultimate weapon of mankind for so many years.

It was also the only weapon they could use when facing alien civilizations.

Tony, being a super scientist, naturally knew very well the power of a nuclear bomb.

Few members of the entire Avengers team could withstand it.

As a result, Wolverine can do it.

It doesn't rely on a strong physique, but on its self-healing ability!

This self-healing is just too abnormal!

"wrong."

But soon, Tony felt that something was wrong again.

Even if Wolverine's healing factor is abnormal, judging from the tone of the diary, the other party's physique is just that of an ordinary person.

It's not a superhuman physique like Superman or Thor.

Such a physique would be completely annihilated by the shockwave of a nuclear bomb, leaving not even a trace.

The premise for your self-healing is that your body is still intact, right?

Could it be that Wolverine can heal himself directly at the molecular and atomic level?

That's ridiculous, isn't it?

This isn't self-healing anymore, this is immortality, okay?

Could it be because it was injected with adamantium throughout its skeleton?

After some thought, Tony came up with the only potentially reasonable reason.

First, let's set aside the question of what kind of mentality Wolverine had that led him to choose to inject metal into his entire skeleton.

Anyway, from Playboy's perspective, it's quite perverted and incomprehensible.

For the average person, it would undoubtedly mean certain death.

But the reason doesn't matter. Wolverine's healing factor is too incredible, so he's fine.

He successfully gilded his skeleton.

What about Adamantium?

The diary clearly states that it is a metal even harder than vibranium!

Does that mean that Wolverine's bones are harder than vibranium?

With bones this tough, they should be able to withstand a nuclear explosion, right?

That's why Wolverine was able to heal himself!

After some thought, the Playboy felt that this possibility was quite high.

This is probably why Wolverine was able to kill Phoenix.

After all, the other person's body was just too abnormal.

Although Phoenix was able to obliterate everything around her, it seems she was unable to defeat Wolverine and was able to get close to him.

He was eventually killed by Wolverine.

And if everything is as the Playboy predicted, and his guesses are correct.

So it seems that Phoenix's melee combat skills are not very strong.

At least in close combat, it seems the opponent is no match for Wolverine.

Tony also gained a deeper understanding of Phoenix's situation.

"What on earth has this guy been through?!"

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

What kind of person would inject alloy into their own bones?

That must be insane!

However, Charles wasn't surprised that Wolverine could extend claws from his body.

As a mutant expert, he naturally knew that a considerable number of mutants would experience physical changes that were significantly different from those of ordinary people.

Even the appearance of animalistic changes is nothing unusual.

Compared to that, what Charles really wanted to know was when and how this person would appear—more useful information.

So Charles turned his attention back to the diary, waiting for it to reveal more.

Unfortunately, the diary suddenly went silent.

Charles waited for a while, then reluctantly pulled himself out of his diary and fell into deep thought.

This so-called diary has revealed a lot about the future to me!

So, is it really as I imagined?

Is this Zhou Cheng a mutant who can predict the future?

Is the other party suddenly contacting me in this way to tell me about this future?

Damn it, why did I have to tell myself that?!

What do these things have to do with me?

Even if I tell myself that, I'm powerless to change it!

"Gulp!"

Charles gulped down a mouthful of the spicy liquor, shook his head violently, and tried to put it all behind him.

He told himself that he was no longer Professor X, and that he was now just a good-for-nothing who was just wasting his life.

What about reversing the future, or the extinction of mutants? None of that matters to me, and I have no power to change it.

"Thump!"

Damn!

But after taking a few sips, Charles slammed the bottle down on the table, muttering curses under his breath.

So, I guess I just can't bring myself to sit idly by?

Just like in the movie, although he acted disdainfully towards Wolverine, he also gave Wolverine a good scolding.

But in the end, didn't he still step forward?

And during the time Wolverine didn't travel through time, didn't Charles still become Professor X?

We can't keep living this decadent life forever, can we?

Therefore, some things that are ingrained in one's nature cannot be changed.

After learning about the Sentinel robots, a powerful weapon against mutants, Charles couldn't ignore it.

But even if he wanted to do something, what could he possibly do in his current state?

Charles was caught in a deep dilemma.

Clang!

But before they could reach a conclusion, there was a sudden knock on the door.

This made Charles slightly puzzled; someone had actually come?

This is something that hasn't happened in a long time.

However, Charles didn't bother with it, knowing that Hank would handle such matters himself.

really.

Hank immediately went to open the door.

A wild, middle-aged man in a stylish jacket, wearing sunglasses and sporting a scraggly beard appeared before him.

Without a doubt, it's Wolverine.

More precisely, he is Wolverine who traveled from fifty years in the future, intending to find Professor X and Magneto to reverse the future.

However, at this point, Hank didn't know Wolverine at all.

He carefully sized up the middle-aged man opposite him, and asked with a hint of wariness, "Is there something you need?"

What's wrong with the schools here?

Wolverine was also somewhat bewildered.

Why is the school so deserted?

There's not a single person in sight!

"The school has been closed for several years. Are you a parent?"

Hank looked Wolverine up and down again and made the most reasonable judgment.

"I hope not. Who are you?"

"Hank McCoy, I'm in charge of looking after this house."

Hank introduced himself.

Unexpectedly, the man opposite him took off his sunglasses, revealing a look of surprise and excitement.

They acted as if they had heard their own name before.

"Are you a beast?"

Wolverine chuckled and kept scanning Hank up and down.

The beast who fought alongside him on Alcatraz Island was actually such a pretty boy in his youth?

That's a huge difference!

"I don't understand what you're saying. Please leave immediately."

Hank's expression immediately changed.

He was surprised that the guy in front of him knew him, so he quickly closed the door and shooed him away.

But is Wolverine so easily dismissed?

Despite Hank's obstruction, they forced their way in.

The two sides started fighting.

"What happened, Hank?"

The commotion alerted Charles.

Charles, dressed in his bathrobe and looking disheveled, came out to check the situation.

Do you know this guy?

Hank pointed to Wolverine, who had been knocked to the ground.

This guy keeps saying he wants to find the professor, as if the professor owes him a lot of money.

Charles sized up Wolverine, and his first impression was that he looked somewhat familiar.

But upon closer reflection, I really couldn't recall it.

Just as Charles was about to casually dismiss Wolverine, he suddenly remembered something.

He stared intently at Wolverine: "You wouldn't happen to be that guy from earlier, would you? No, it's obvious you're not."

Charles realized he'd made a fool of himself as soon as he said it.

How could such a burly, American-style man be called "Zhou Cheng"?

"Which guy?"

Wolverine got up from the ground and introduced himself, "I am Logan, Professor."

Logan?

Charles had never heard of this name before, nor had Hank, who was standing nearby.

"Don't call me that."

Charles waved his hand, correcting Wolverine, and then made another guess, "So...you wouldn't happen to be Wolverine, would you?" (End of Chapter)