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

As it turned out, Tony's guess was absolutely correct.

Magneto is really in trouble; his wife and daughter are all dead!

Tony couldn't help but shake his head and sigh, "Magneto is really too pitiful!"

His mother was killed when he was a child, and his wife and daughter were also killed when he became an adult!

This must have been incredibly tragic and unfortunate for someone who came from Auschwitz.

Ironically, the deaths of Magneto's wife and daughters were precisely due to Magneto's compassion.

The other party used their abilities to save their coworker.

Although it wasn't explicitly mentioned in the diary, there's no doubt that the coworker saved by Magneto was an ordinary person.

In other words, Magneto, who hated ordinary people, saved an ordinary person.

What does this tell us?

Deep down, Magneto wasn't a bad person.

Its various attacks on humanity and its extreme actions have all been forced upon it.

"Is this Magneto's true power?"

With a slight sigh, the playboy refocused his attention on his diary and was immediately provoked.

Control the global magnetic field!

Is it really possible for Magneto to do something like this?

The opponent's magnetic control is so powerful that it can cover the entire Earth!

Is this a Level 4 mutant on par with Professor X?

Tony was already quite surprised that Magneto could overturn an entire football field.

That was nothing compared to what I expected.

No wonder the owner of the diary joked that Magneto, who could overturn a football field, was just Iron King.

In retrospect, that joke made a lot of sense.

Even disregarding other factors, Magneto is more powerful than Professor X in terms of the application of his abilities alone.

After all, even Professor X needs a brainwave amplifier to cover the entire Earth, while Magneto can do it with his own abilities!

"Eric".

Charles's expression was much more complex as he stood before the other diary.

Although this short spoiler is brief, it contains a significant amount of information.

He revealed a lot of useful information to Charles.

First, there's Eric's next move: the enemy took advantage of this opportunity to target the Sentinel robots.

Then there's Eric's next experience: the other person actually took his advice and integrated into the lives of ordinary people.

This was completely unexpected by Charles, leaving him extremely surprised.

Is this really Eric?

Eric, the guy who's always causing trouble and can't stand not messing with human society every day?

However, despite his sighs, Charles was also extremely gratified.

He always believed that there was something beautiful hidden in Eric's heart, but it was just buried deep.

Now it seems I wasn't wrong about Eric!

[Isn't this the most serious global crisis humanity has faced since Professor X nearly wiped out all of humanity?]

Of course, Professor X's mistake that time wasn't really his fault; he was, after all, controlled by the Master of Illusions.

Killing all of humanity was not Professor X's intention.

Strictly speaking, Stryker was responsible for everything.

[That guy was trying to control Professor X and kill mutants all over the world.]

But unexpectedly, Magneto proved to be one step ahead, pulling off a reverse maneuver and successfully turning the target of elimination into an ordinary person.

If it weren't for Storm's timely intervention to break the illusion master's illusion, all of humanity would have been doomed.

"So that's how it is?"

The playboy couldn't help but show a look of sudden realization.

The diary mentioned before that Professor X almost killed all of humanity.

At the time, Tony was amazed by Professor X's power, but he was also very puzzled and confused.

Why would Professor X do such a thing?

After all, Professor X is different from Magneto; Magneto is a superhero, an absolutely positive character.

Now, the diary has finally provided a concrete answer.

It turns out that Professor X was being used.

According to the diary, Stryker used a mutant called Master Illusion to control Professor X.

And what was Stryker's original purpose?

It was actually the mutants who killed all of Earth, not all of humanity.

It was just that Magneto intervened and did some corresponding operations.

That's why things like Professor X almost wiped out all of humanity happened.

Complex and tortuous!

Tony never expected that there would be such a dramatic twist and turn behind this incident.

Everything was orchestrated by Stryker and Magneto, and had nothing to do with Professor X.

He was just a tool to be used.

So that's right, Professor X is still the trustworthy superhero, and the other party is completely innocent.

The real problem is...

Who exactly is this Stryker?

Why would the other side want to kill all the mutants?

Judging from the tone of the diary, this person is clearly an ordinary person, so the reasons behind it are worth pondering.

Could this be yet another Sentinel robot created by a human government?

And then there's that illusion master.

Judging from this nickname, there is no doubt that this person is also a mutant.

Moreover, its ability is quite obvious; it is to create illusions.

This ability and Professor X's ability are actually "from the same source"—both are psychic abilities.

But how could this illusion master even control someone of Professor X's caliber?

That's really quite remarkable.

Professor X is a Level 4 mutant!

If even a level four mutant with mental abilities can be controlled, then what level mutant is this Illusion Master?

Level 5?

Even if it's not Level 5, it should at least be no weaker than Professor X, it should be at least Level 4, right?

Besides.

Why was Storm able to break through the illusion master's illusions?

Could it be that Storm also possesses mental abilities?

What exactly did Magneto do to make Professor X change his target to all of humanity?

One question after another flashed through Tony's mind.

Unfortunately, the "Professor X's extermination of all humanity" incident is obviously a very complicated matter.

It's not something that Playboy could possibly piece together from these fragmented descriptions.

"Stryker?"

"Master of Illusions?"

Charles, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but frown.

So this is the truth behind how he almost killed all of humanity?

It was all the work of these two!

But after careful consideration, Charles realized that he had never heard of either Stryker or the Master of Illusions.

Stryker is one thing, but he's undoubtedly just an ordinary person.

But the Master of Illusions is a mutant.

A mutant whose mental abilities are no less than his own!

He had never heard of this mutant before.

"Damn it!"

Charles gritted his teeth slightly again.

Knowing this future, he naturally wanted to find these two people and prevent it from happening in advance.

Unfortunately, Charles has now completely lost his ability!

Even after the effects of Hank's drug wear off, he will regain his abilities, but he will never be able to use the brainwave enhancer again.

Charles also experienced psychological problems.

What should I do?

What should we do?

Charles felt a tightness in his chest.

Stryker! This guy is Wolverine's nemesis.

This is the guy who injected adamantium into Wolverine's body, giving him a lifelong nightmare.

No, he's not just Wolverine's archenemy, but also the archenemy of all mutants.

Stryker's life, in essence, was one of experimentation, suppression, and extermination of mutants.

They even nearly managed to wipe out all mutants.

Even though he was ultimately killed by Magneto, his son still accomplished something similar.

Mutants were wiped out once again in the future, this time from the very source.

So, Wolverine and his crew's future really did reverse in vain.

"It was him!"

Tony exclaimed in surprise.

It turns out that the adamantium in Wolverine's body wasn't injected by him, but by this guy named Stryker.

That's right, how could anyone be so crazy as to do such a perverted thing to themselves?

It turns out it wasn't proactive, but rather reactive.

Otherwise, how could such a thing bring Wolverine endless nightmares?

Considering the diary entries mentioning that Stryker spent his life experimenting with mutants, this is not hard to imagine.

It is clear that Stryker conducted human experiments on Wolverine.

How cruel!

How cruel!

Tony couldn't help but frown.

Stryker is truly a cold-blooded, perverted, and ruthless madman; otherwise, why would he inject molten alloy metal into a living human body?

Is this something a human being could do?

Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine!

Only such cold-blooded and ruthless people could commit the extermination of an entire mutant race.

This man died at Magneto's hands, and Playboy felt absolutely no sympathy for him.

They even felt that he did a good job and that it was very gratifying.

"Have mutants gone extinct again?"

"Or after 'Reverse Future'?"

Playboy was stunned for a moment, completely caught off guard by this result.

The diary clearly states that the reason Wolverine and his crew traveled back in time to reverse the future was because mutants were on the verge of extinction by the Sentinel robots.

result.

Even after the other side reversed the future, the mutants still couldn't change their fate!

How utterly bullshit!

But upon further reflection, the playboy wasn't too surprised.

Sentinel robots are just a means to an end.

Wolverine can prevent the creation of the Sentinel robots by turning back time, but they cannot stop humanity's desire to exterminate mutants.

And this kind of thinking is the root of everything.

As long as humanity harbors this kind of mentality, it's simply a matter of how to achieve it.

Even without the Sentinel robots, they can always come up with other solutions!

Just like Stryker's son, the other side wiped out mutants at the source.

Okay, so the guy who wiped out mutants in the new future is actually Stryker's son?

This is truly a case of the son following in his father's footsteps.

Moreover, the student surpasses the teacher.

His father only nearly wiped out mutants, but this guy actually made it a reality.

They wiped out mutants from the "source".

But what does "from the source" mean?

Through the spoilers in the diary, Tony has learned that the X gene can be either dominant or recessive.

In other words, some ordinary people also have the X gene in their bodies.

Those X genes that are negative in themselves may become dominant in their offspring.

In other words.

Even if all the mutants are killed, it will only be temporary, and the mutants will reappear after that.

If we understand it from this perspective, could it be that Stryker's son had his X gene completely erased?

Wouldn't that be the same as the Sentinel robots, where even ordinary people carrying the X gene are killed?

This guy is just like his father Stryker, both are freaks.

"Why...is it like this?"

Charles, standing before the other diary, wore a bitter expression, one of utter disbelief.

Is the future of mutant extinction truly unchangeable?

Even if we reversed it once and started over, it would still be the same.

This was quite a blow to Charles, and it plunged his spirits to rock bottom.

Stryker!

It took Charles several seconds to regain his composure.

Their attention immediately fell on the name.

This person is the root of all evil!

He is an extremely crucial figure.

I can't speak for other things, but if we intervene in time after we know what the other party has done, then things like him controlling himself and almost killing all of humanity, or his son wiping out mutants, can be avoided!

Indeed.

Charles also knew that even if these things were avoided, mutants could still face all sorts of other disasters.

It's not impossible that they could even be extinct again.

But now, don't we have this magical diary?

By keeping a diary, people can learn about the future in a timely manner and take action to make changes.

This is Charles's greatest source of confidence!

Thinking of this, Charles felt a little better.

Even now, Stryker remains a key figure in Trask's army, having captured numerous mutants for Trask to experiment on.

[Even in the original future, after Raven assassinated Trask, she was captured by Stryker!]

Stryker deserves a great deal of credit for the creation of the Sentinel robots.

This guy is definitely the mutant's mortal enemy.

If Magneto represents the extreme radicals among mutants, then Stryker represents the extreme radicals among ordinary humans.

[This guy has become obsessed with dealing with mutants; he's even capable of controlling Nightcrawler to assassinate the president and frame mutants.] (End of Chapter)